Messjer
Hello there, My name is Matthew Hong
. I am a Ph.D. candidate at MIT advised by Bonnie Berger and Yael Tauman Kalai.
I am interested in cryptography, and in particular efficient and privacy-preserving systems with provable guarantees, and scalable data retrieval algorithms such as nearest neighbor search.
I received my B.Eng. from the Institute for Interdisciplinary Sciences at Tsinghua University, China.
Previously, I was a research assistant working with Yu Yu between 2020-2021. I was fortunate to work under the supervision of Yuval Ishai and Amit Sahai in 2019 for undergraduate research. Before that, I spent an amazing summer in 2018 working with Yu Yu at SJTU, Shanghai.
I am an amateur in creating poems and photography.
About the blog site
Please read the Site Notice and Privacy Policy before using this site. The blog contents are experimental as you may find poems, jokes or serious expositions on technical topics interleaved. What is worse is that blog posts are updated irregularly, and may contain typos and intended/unintended errors. Certain series of posts are indefinitely suspended, but the author will try his best to finish them.
I will be very glad to hear your comments! Please contact me via email if you have any. If you find any materials inappropriate, please let me know.
Contact Info
- Email: Shortened Firstname + Lastname AT mit DOT edu.
- Github: Messjer