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Yevgeniy Dodis is a Professor at the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, part of New York University, where he leads the Cryptography Group. He is an IACR Fellow (2020) and specializes in Cryptography, particularly focusing on leakage-resilient systems, random number generation, and secure messaging protocols. His research also extends to theoretical computer science areas like algorithms and complexity.
He has advised over 14 PhD students and 8 postdoctoral researchers, with current students including Peter Fenteany and Eli Goldin. His professional activities include editing the Journal of Cryptology, organizing conferences like TCC and CRYPTO, and contributing to cryptographic standards like the Signal Protocol implementations.
Notable awards include the 2021 IACR Test of Time Award for work on verifiable random functions and the 2019 Test of Time Award for fuzzy extractors. His research has been highlighted in media such as Science Goes to the Movies and DIGITALAX Magazine.
