Chenzhi Zhu
I am a fifth-year Ph.D. student in the cryptography group in the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering at the University of Washington. I am advised by Stefano Tessaro.
Prior to this, I received my bachelor’s degree from Yao Class at Tsinghua University. I did an internship at Microsoft Research during the summer of 2024, working with Esha Ghosh and Melissa Chase. I also did an internship at NTT CIS lab during the summer of 2023, working with Ilan Komargodski. I was visiting CMU during 2019, working under the supervision of Vipul Goyal on cryptography.
I have a broad interest in cryptography and related fields of theoretical computer science. I love solving concrete, discrete problems. My current focus is on designing concretely efficient privacy preserving and/or threshold cryptographic protocols, such as blind signatures, anonymous credentials and threshold signatures.
Publications and Preprints
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On the (Im)possibility of Game-Theoretically Fair Leader Election ProtocolsTCC 2024 (to appear)
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