Isogeny-based cryptography school
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Isogeny-based Cryptography
School
Image credit: Supersingular Isogeny graph for p=2521,
courtesy of Charles-Goren-Lauter, Science Magazine,
"Hash of the Future?" by Dana Mackenzie,
Science 14 Mar 2008: Vol. 319, Issue 5869, pp. 1481
31st January - 4th February 2022
Due to the uncertainty around the Omicron variant,
we have made the hard decision to cancel the in-person event.
July-September 2021
Online
We would like to invite you to attend our
virtual learning programme on isogeny-based cryptography.
The school is aimed at PhD students and
early career researchers who want to
start doing research on the topic, and
who have a background in maths, computer
science, or quantum computing.
The programme will run primarily on Zulip,
with lecture notes and exercises released
each week by topic. The lecturers will be
available during the week to guide and help
you to learn their part of the material.
We also very much encourage you to attend
isolated weeks that align best with your
personal interests.
Due to COVID-19, we have change the format
and postponed from the original dates of
22-26th June 2020.
Lecturers include:
Organisers: Chloe Martindale and Christophe Petit.
Sponsored by the International Association for Cryptologic Research and the SCEEM Idea Accelerator at the University of Bristol.