Claudio Orlandi
@claudiorlandi.bsky.social
Professor in #Cryptography at Aarhus University. Research interests: #MultipartyComputation #ZeroKnowledge #Blockchain
Building: Partisia Blockchain, Concordium.
Originally from Florence, Italy.
Building: Partisia Blockchain, Concordium.
Originally from Florence, Italy.
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Aarhus University is hiring Assistant, Associate and Full Professors for the Department of Computer Science - Vacancy at Aarhus University
Vacancy at Computer Science, Dept. of, Aarhus University
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October 28, 2025 at 12:54 PM
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More details will appear in due time at www.multipartycomputation.com/tpmpc-2026
Theory and Practice of Multi-Party Computation Workshops - TPMPC 2026
TPMPC 2026 will take place in Aarhus, Denmark from Monday May 18th to Thursday May 21st.
The workshop is hosted by the Cryptography and Cybersecurity Section at Department of Computer Science , Aarh...
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October 27, 2025 at 1:11 PM
More details will appear in due time at www.multipartycomputation.com/tpmpc-2026
To make it perfectly clear I also have sympathy for the editors. They deserve more recognition than they get for serving the community.
But I am interested in discussing processes and standards! What was the argument against you setting standards? (Apart from personal interests).
But I am interested in discussing processes and standards! What was the argument against you setting standards? (Apart from personal interests).
September 26, 2025 at 7:31 AM
To make it perfectly clear I also have sympathy for the editors. They deserve more recognition than they get for serving the community.
But I am interested in discussing processes and standards! What was the argument against you setting standards? (Apart from personal interests).
But I am interested in discussing processes and standards! What was the argument against you setting standards? (Apart from personal interests).
I don't think AI is the issue here, the papers I am thinking of don't even look like they went through a round of ChatGPT to make them look legit.
September 25, 2025 at 8:12 AM
I don't think AI is the issue here, the papers I am thinking of don't even look like they went through a round of ChatGPT to make them look legit.
I will not post links.
I expect ePrint to reject papers that would be desk rejected at every IACR conference: advertisment/whitepapers, no apparent scientific contribution, papers which are just algorithms, papers with pseudonymous authors, ... I count 15 only in September.
I expect ePrint to reject papers that would be desk rejected at every IACR conference: advertisment/whitepapers, no apparent scientific contribution, papers which are just algorithms, papers with pseudonymous authors, ... I count 15 only in September.
September 25, 2025 at 8:11 AM
I will not post links.
I expect ePrint to reject papers that would be desk rejected at every IACR conference: advertisment/whitepapers, no apparent scientific contribution, papers which are just algorithms, papers with pseudonymous authors, ... I count 15 only in September.
I expect ePrint to reject papers that would be desk rejected at every IACR conference: advertisment/whitepapers, no apparent scientific contribution, papers which are just algorithms, papers with pseudonymous authors, ... I count 15 only in September.
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Simon Holmgaard Kamp´s PhD defence of "Towards Scalable and Robust Distributed Computing"
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January 29, 2025 at 9:13 PM
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