I have graduated in February 2020.

For updates, please visit https://alinush.github.io

I was a PhD student MIT CSAIL, advised by Professor Srinivas Devadas.
My research interests were in secure communication, public-key directories, cryptographic puzzles, cryptocurrencies, anonymity and privacy-preserving web applications.
I received an S.M. in EECS from MIT in 2015 and a B.S. in Computer Science from Stony Brook University in 2012, where I worked under the guidance of Professor Radu Sion.

Publications

You can see the updated list here.

Teaching

• CSE114 Introduction to Java, Teaching Assistant, Stony Brook University, Fall 2009, supervised by Richard McKenna.
• CSE230 Intermediate Programming in C/C++, Teaching Assistant, Stony Brook University, Spring 2011, supervised by Prof. Shaunak Pawagi.
• 6.006 Introduction to Algorithms, Teaching Assistant, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Spring 2014, supervised by Prof. Srini Devadas.
• 6.006 Intro to Algorithms: Extra Materials

Curriculum vitae (CV)

You can find my CV here.

Paraphernalia

I am a hoarder.

Courses

• Lecture notes from Network Security @ SBU, taught by Prof. Rob Johnson
• Lecture notes from System Security @ SBU, taught by Prof. Rob Johnson
• Some notes from Theory of Computation @ MIT, taught by Prof. Michael Sipser
• Lecture notes from Machine Learning @ MIT, taught by Prof. Tommi Jaakkola
• Lecture notes from 6.858 Computer Systems Security @ MIT, taught by Prof. Nickolai Zeldovich and Prof. James Mickens
• Lecture notes from 6.824 Distributed Systems Engineering @ MIT, taught by Prof. Robert T. Morris
• Lecture notes from 6.857 Computer and Network Security @ MIT, taught by Prof. Ronald L. Rivest

Edu

• Mathematics stash
• Cryptography stash
• Communication, research et al: technical writing, presentations, etc.

Unclassified

• Cheatsheets
• Mild philosophy
• Quine in C: a self-printing program
• Sometimes, I like to go on rants here.