Stephanie Wehner
Assistant Professor
School of Computing
National University of Singapore
Principal Investigator
Centre for Quantum Technologies
My research group: Website
CV available upon request.
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Contact
Block S15, 3
Science Drive 2
Singapore, 117543
Office: CQT, 04-06
Phone: +65 6601
1478
Fax: +65 6516 6897 (Attn: Stephanie
Wehner)
Email: wehner at comp dot nus dot edu /dot sg
Latest news
We were awarded a large Tier 3A grant by SingaporeÕs Ministry of
Education!
Recent professional activities
Co-Founder and Steering Committee QCRYPT 2011, 2012
(chair), 2013
Steering Committee QIP 2013-2016
Program Committee QIP (2010, 2012), AQIS
(2010,2011,2012,2013), ICITS (2012,2013)
Organizer QCRYPT 2012, Workshop on Cryptography from
Storage Imperfections 2010
[see my group website
for upcoming events and activities]
Recent selected
publications
Quantum
to classical randomness extractors [abstract]
M.
Berta, O. Fawzi and S. Wehner
Proceedings of Advances in
Cryptology – CRYPTO 2012
The uncertainty principle determines the
non-locality of quantum mechanics [abstract]
J.
Oppenheim and S. Wehner
Science,
vol 330, no 6007, pp. 1072-1074 (2010)
Experimental implementation of bit commitment in
the noisy-storage mode [abstract]
N.
Ng, S. Joshi, C. Chia, C. Kurtsiefer and S. Wehner
Nature
Communications 3, 1326 (2012)
All publications [pdf] (Feb 2013). My arXiv author page.
Teaching
Fall 2012
CS3236 Introduction to Information Theory
Spring 2012
CS6209 Topics in
Cryptography
QT5198
Seminar on Quantum Information
Special term
2010/2011
CS3235 Computer Security
Fall 2010
SP2171 Discovering Science
Current students
PhD
á
Tanvirul
Islam (NUS Computer Science)
á
Jed
Kaniewski (NUS Physics)
á
Nelly
Ng (NUS Physics, RA)
á
Corsin
Pfister (NUS Physics)
MSc/Honors/UROPS
á
Nguyen
Truong Duy (NUS Maths and Computer Science)
Past students
MSc/Honors
á
Adrian Hutter –
now PhD Student at the University of Basel, Switzerland.
Thesis: Understanding thermalization from decoupling (2011) [pdf]
á
Nelly Ng (awards) – now PhD Student
Thesis:
Practical quantum cryptography: demonstration of secure commitments in the
noisy storage model (2012) [pdf]
á
Corsin Pfister – now PhD Student
Thesis:
One simple postulate implies that every polytopic state space is classical (2012) [pdf]
Joint supervision
(Caltech, PhD)
á
Prabha
Mandayam - now post-doctoral researcher at IMS, Chennai
á
Greg
Ver Steeg – now researcher at University
of Southern California
Past activities
á
Brief personal history