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Private Kit: Safe Paths- Can we slow the spread without giving up individual privacy?
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Read the Whitepaper
[Full]: Apps Gone Rogue: Maintaining Personal Privacy in an Epidemic
[Summary]: Apps Gone Rogue: Maintaining Personal Privacy in an Epidemic - Summary
Team
Our team is composed of a consortium of epidemiologists, engineers, data scientists, digital privacy evangelists, professors and researchers from reputable institutions, including: MIT, The Mayo Clinic, TripleBlind, EyeNectra, and Link Ventures.
Beatriz Botero Arcila
Rachel Barbar
Robson Beaudry
Francesco M Benedetti
Talia Ben Sasson-Gordis
Alex Berke
Kunal Bhalla
Ben Clark
Alina Clough
Riddhiman Das
Wen Dong
Kevin Esvelt
James Gill
Jim Gray
Dazza Greenwood
Rajiv Gupta
Luba Greenwood
Kaushal Jain
Rishank Kanaparti
Shriank Kanaparti
Suraj Kapa
Kent Larson
Sienna Leis
Khahlil Louisy
Kevin McDonough
Craig Miller
Greg Nadeau
Andrea Nuzzo
Vitor Pamplona
Steve Penrod
Alex Pentland
Vladimir Gluzman Peregrine
Yasaman Rajaee
Ramesh Raskar
Isabel Schunemann
Abhishek Singh
David Smehlik
David Stansbury
Kevin Ventullo
Praneeth Vepakomma
Kristen Vilcans
Harsh Vitra
John Werner
Rich Paret
Nimitt Jhaveri
Mentors
We would like to acknowledge Amandeep Gill, Bernardo Mariano Jr, Don Rucker, and Subbu Subramanian for their mentorship in advancing contact-tracing solutions. Through their guidance, we are determined to fulfill our mission of flattening the curve of epidemics.
Partners
In the News
Wired, Phones Could Track the Spread of Covid-19. Is It a Good Idea?
MIT Technology Review, A new app would say if you’ve crossed paths with someone who is infected
Digital Trends, This app could tell you if you crossed paths with someone who has coronavirus
Futurism, This MIT and Harvard-Built App Could Slow the Spread of Coronavirus
Fast Company, An app for tracking coronavirus in your community is almost here
India Times, Ramesh Raskar's MIT Team Builds App That Tells If Someone's Infected With COVID-19 Near You
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