Craig Gentry

Computer Scientist - Research Scientist, Cryptography Research Group IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center

Craig Gentry is a computer scientist fueling a revolution in cryptography and theoretical computer science through his elegant solutions to some of the discipline’s most challenging open problems. Craig Gentry received a B.S. (1995) from Duke University, a J.D. (1998) from Harvard Law School, and a Ph.D. (2009) from Stanford University. Prior to his Ph.D., he worked as an intellectual property lawyer (1998–2000) and as a senior research engineer for DoCoMo USA Labs (2000–2005). He is currently a research scientist in the Cryptography Research Group at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center.

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IBM Providing hardware, software, and consulting and related services.

• Former Research Scientist ('09→'19)*

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Algorand Foundation Research Support for Algorand Blockchain Transaction Platform

• Research Fellow ('19→?)*

Homomorphic Encryption Means To Query on Encrypted Data, Craig Gentry Dissertation

• Author ('09→?)*

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Stanford University One of the world's leading research and teaching institutions

• PhD (?→'09)

Duke University Prestigious university in North Carolina

• BS (?→'95)

Harvard Law School

• JD (?→'98)

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Gender	Male

Craig Gentry

Computer Scientist - Research Scientist, Cryptography Research Group IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center

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