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Ke Wu is an Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan within the Theory of Computation Lab of the EECS Department. He focuses on theoretical cryptography and game theory, designing incentive-compatible decentralized protocols, with applications in blockchain security and error correction codes. He actively seeks PhD students for the CSE graduate program.
- University: University of Michigan
- Department: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS)
- Academic Rank: Assistant Professor
Research Interests: Ke Wu explores the intersection of cryptography and game theory, emphasizing provably secure decentralized systems. His work includes mechanisms for distributed consensus, fair coin toss protocols, and applications of error correction in cryptographic primitives. He has contributed to transaction fee design, anonymous routing, and synchronization string construction.
Recent Publications: His research spans topics such as game-theoretically fair leader election, platform-assisted auctions, and error correction in blockchain contexts. Key venues include CRYPTO, ITCS, and FOCS.
Scientific Awards:
- Stellar Academic Research Grant (2024)
- CMU CyLab Presidential Fellowship (2022–2023)
- JP Morgan Chase AI Research PhD Fellowship (2023)
Education: Ph.D. from Carnegie Mellon University (advised by Elaine Shi), Master’s from Johns Hopkins University (advised by Xin Li), and B.S. from Fudan University in Information and Computing Science.
