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Gerome Miklau

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Professor of Computer Science, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

database systemsprivacysecuritysocial networks

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Academic Achievements

Received the 2020 PODS Test-of-time award for a 2010 paper.
Published a paper at ACM FAT* 2020 on potential fairness consequences of using differential privacy for decision making.
2018 SIGMOD paper on Ektelo was invited to the 'Best of SIGMOD' TODS Issue.
EKTELO framework is available on GitHub.
ICDT 2013 Best Paper Award: A Theory of Pricing Private Data.
Student Ryan McKenna designed winning solutions for all three rounds of the NIST Privacy Challenge.
Multiple papers accepted in top conferences and journals such as FAccT, PVLDB, InfoVis, CIDR, ICML, SIGMOD, etc.

Research Experience

Co-founder of Tumult Labs, working while on majority leave from UMass.
Supporting the OpenDP effort as co-chair of the advisory board.
Organized TPDP (The Theory and Practice of Differential Privacy Workshop) in 2017, co-located with CCS.
Co-organized the 'Data, Responsibly' workshop at Dagstuhl in 2016.
Fellow of the UMass Interdisciplinary Studies Institute for 2015-2016 academic year.
Was on sabbatical in Paris.
Returned from sabbatical in Paris in 2013.
On sabbatical in Paris for the 2012-2013 academic year.

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Background

Research interests include databases and privacy protection. Currently a Professor at the College of Information and Computer Sciences, University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

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