Leo(nid) Reyzin

I am an associate professor of Computer Science at Boston University in the College of Arts and Sciences. My main research interest is cryptography. Conference program committees (please submit good papers and/or come): SCN 2008. Conference: September 10-12, 2008, Amalfi, Italy. Previously: TCC 2008, ICALP 2007, Track C, PKC 2006, CRYPTO 2005, ISC 2005, TCC 2005, SCN 2004, ACISP 2004, ACNS 2003 Research: Papers Implementation of PinSketch (including sublinear BCH encoding/decoding) and IJS Sketch Ph.D. Students: Scott Russell Nenad Dedić Chun-Yuan Hsiao Bhavana Kanukurthi Teaching: Lecture notes for Fundamentals of Cryptography that I developed. Current (Fall 2008): Fundamentals of Cryptography -- CAS CS 538 Past: Advanced Cryptography -- CAS CS 548 (Spring 2006) Fundamentals of Cryptography -- CAS CS 538 (Fall 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001) (lecture notes) Introduction to Analysis of Algorithms -- CAS CS 330 (Fall 2005, Spring 2005, 2004, 2003) Introduction to Computer Science II -- CAS CS 112 (Spring 2002, 2007, Fall 208) Graduate Initiation Seminar -- GRS CS 697, co-taught with Ibrahim Matta How to contact me A few tips on making math-heavy presentations in PowerPoint and importing PowerPoint pictures back into LaTeX.

Near Kleine Scheidegg, Switzerland. Photo: Mike Markowitz.

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