Phillip Rogaway

I am a professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of California, Davis, USA. I am also a regular visitor to the Department of Computer Science at Chiang Mai University, Thailand.

My research is in cryptography. I did my Ph.D. with MIT’s Theory of Computation group (1991), worked for three years at IBM, then came to UCD (1994). My research has focused on obtaining provably-good solutions to protocol problems of genuine utility. In 2010 I won (jointly with Prof. Mihir Bellare) the ACM’s Kanellakis Theory and Practice Award for co-developing the area of practice-oriented provable-security. I am also interested in social and ethical issues connected to technology—not as an academic undertaking, but as an imperative for our collective survival. I regularly teach a course on this subject at UCD.

Office hours: Tuesdays 10:30-12.
Office hours + advising hours: Fridays 2-3 pm: during summer, send email to confirm

Research: Papers . Research summary . CV . Funding
Teaching: Classes [this term’s 120 and 227 ] . My students . Advice for our UG majors
Protocols for standards: CMAC . DHIES . EME2 . FFX . OAEP . OCB . PSS . UMAC . XTS
Miscellaneous: Links . Consulting

 
Department of Computer Science          +1 530 752 7583  office (USA)       
Kemper Hall of Engineering, #3009       +1 530 753 0987  home (USA)
One Shields Avenue                      +1 530 752 4767  FAX (USA)
University of California                +66 81 530 7620  cell (Thailand) (PST+14)
Davis, CA 95616-8562 USA                rogaway@cs.ucdavis.edu