Bhumika Mittal
I am actively seeking PhD positions (Fall 2025)!
I am a fourth-year undergraduate at Ashoka University majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics. My research interests include cryptography and computational complexity, with a focus on lattice-based cryptography.
I am currently writing my undergraduate thesis on “Threshold Pre-Image Samplable Trapdoor Functions” under the supervision of Prof. Mahavir Jhawar and Prof. Eike Kiltz. In addition, I am working with Prof. Rajendra Kumar and Prof. Priyanka Golia on the fine-grained complexity of lattice problems.
Previously, I worked on lattice-based post-quantum public key encryption and signature schemes. I have also interned with the Data Systems Group, led by Laurent Bindschaedler, at the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems, and at the nanoDC Lab at IIT Gandhinagar.
updates
Aug, 2024 | I will be in Budapest attending the Mathematics for post-quantum cryptanalysis conference. Excited to meet new and old friends and anyone interested in PQC! |
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Jul, 2024 | Attended The Cornell, Maryland, Max Planck Pre-doctoral Research School in Computer Science(CMMRS) 2024. Super long, exciting and exhausting week! |
Jun, 2024 | I will be attending the Undergrad Architecture Mentoring Workshop (uArch) at ISCA 2024 in Buenos Aires. Excited to meet people interested in computer architecture and systems! |
May, 2024 | I will be visiting the Data Systems Group at the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems in Saarbrücken this summer as a research fellow |
Apr, 2023 | Our paper on De Bruijn sequences has been accepted to the Discrete Mathematics journal. |