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TPDP 2019
Jun 11, 2019 · original
The call for submissions for the latest edition of TPDP (Theory and Practice of Differential Privacy) is out! https://tpdp.cse.buffalo.edu/2019/ The workshop covers work on differential privacy (of course), and more generally on rigorous modeling of, and attacks on, statistical data privacy. The intention is to be inclusive. Submissions are due June 21, 2019.
Adaptive Data Analysis Workshop
Aug 24, 2016 · original
Vitaly Feldman, Aaditya Ramdas, Aaron Roth and I are organizing the second annual (?) workshop on adaptive data analysis and post-selection inference, to be held December 9, 2016 in Barcelona (as part of NIPS). We have a great slate of invited speakers, and are now calling for papers to be presented there (as posters and, for a […]
TCC 2016-B Call For Papers
May 2, 2016 · original
(Posting this here as a backup, since the main TCC website is temporarily down. The submission server is up and running though.) The Fourteenth Theory of Cryptography Conference will be held in Beijing, China, sponsored by the International Association for Cryptologic Research (IACR). Papers presenting original research on foundational and theoretical aspects of cryptography are […]
TCC 2016-B: Deadline May 20
Apr 27, 2016 · original
TCC (the Theory of Cryptography Conference) is moving to a late Fall schedule, so this year the conference will occur twice! TCC 2016-A happened already, and TCC 2016-B will happen in November in Beijing. Deadline is coming up — May 20, 2016. http://tcc2016b.sklois.cn/call_for_papers.html (Backup posted on this blog.) “Theory of cryptography” is broad, and should really […]
Tutorial Videos on and around Differential Privacy
Feb 8, 2013 · original
Aaron Roth and I organized a workshop on “Differential Privacy Across Computer Science” at DIMACS in the fall. Videos from the tutorials are now up (presumably they have been for a while, but I did not know it). http://dimacs.rutgers.edu/Workshops/DifferentialPrivacy/Slides/slides.html The tutorial speakers covered connections between DP and a range of areas: Moritz Hardt: Differential private […]
DIMACS Workshop on Differential Privacy
Sep 17, 2012 · original
Aaron Roth and I are running a 3 day interdisciplinary workshop on differential privacy at DIMACS (Rutgers), on October 24-26. This is immediately following FOCS, which is being held nearby, in downtown New Brunswick. The workshop will begin with a day of tutorials on differential privacy as understood in various communities (theory, databases, programming languages, […]
ICITS 2012 — playing with the format
Feb 9, 2012 · original
I am the program chair for this year’s ICITS, the International Conference on Information-Theoretic Security. (The acronym is admittedly a bit of a mouthful. I like “ickets” as the pronunciation. That way, papers at ICITS are “pickets”, talks there are “tickets”, you get the idea.) ICITS will be held in Montreal right before CRYPTO, August […]
Postdocs in data privacy at Penn State
Feb 5, 2012 · original
I have been excessively delinquent in posting to this blog for the last little while (ok, two years). But a postdoc announcement is a terrible thing to hide from public view in the current economy. Postdoctoral positions in statistical, computational and learning-theoretic aspects of data privacy As part of a joint project between Penn State, […]
Privacy in the NYT
Mar 17, 2010 · original
An article in yesterday’s New York Times (front “page” on the web last night) does a good job of highlighting some of the intricacies of “privacy” in online social networks. The article links to a surprising number of technical research articles. There were also two quotes that stuck out. ‘“Technology has rendered the conventional definition […]
IPAM Workshop Wrap-Up
Mar 5, 2010 · original
Last week was the Statistical and Learning-Theoretic Challenges in Data Privacy, which I co-organized with Cynthia Dwork, Steve Fienberg and Sesa Slavkovic. As I explained in my initial post on the workshop, the goal was to tie together work on privacy in statistical databases with the theoretical foundations of learning and statistics. Slides for most […]

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