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Mi-Ying (Miryam) Huang

Google Scholar ID: EyotsSsAAAAJ

University of Southern California

cryptography and complexity

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Academic Achievements

Published multiple papers, including the Best Student Paper Award at FOCS 2025 for 'Obfuscation of Unitary Quantum Programs.' Also served as a reviewer for several international conferences.

Research Experience

Visited the Simons Institute Summer Cluster on Quantum Computing Program this summer.

Education

Pursuing a Ph.D. in Computer Science at the University of Southern California, advised by Prof. Jiapeng Zhang and working closely with Prof. Shang-Hua Teng; previously worked with Prof. Kai-Min Chung on cryptography at Academia Sinica, Taiwan, and with Prof. Stephen R. Leone on physics at the University of California Berkeley.

Background

Research interests lie in classical and quantum cryptography and complexity theory. Currently a final year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at the University of Southern California.

Miscellany

Named Miryam in remembrance of her multi-heritage family, and given the name Mi-Ying to echo Mirjam/Miryam/Miriam in Mandarin.

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