Dan Boneh

Dan Boneh is a professor of computer science and electrical engineering at Stanford University, where he heads the applied cryptography group, co-directs the computer security lab, and co-directs the Stanford Center for Blockchain Research. One of the principal developers of pairing-based cryptography and a co-inventor of the BLS signature scheme used across Ethereum and other blockchains, he is a recipient of the ACM Prize in Computing and the Gödel Prize and was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2016. He serves as a senior research advisor at a16z crypto, teaches Stanford's cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies course, and is a leading voice on how blockchains must prepare for quantum computers. His free online cryptography course and his textbook with Victor Shoup have trained a generation of engineers.

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