Alice Archer
I am a second-year PhD student in the Theory Group at the University of Example, advised by Carol Chen. Before that, I completed a BSc in Mathematics at Example College.
I work on the foundations of cryptography — in particular on assumptions such as the hardness of factoring — and on theoretical computer science more broadly.
Publications
Authors are listed alphabetically.
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Short Signatures from Imaginary Assumptions
Abstract
We construct signatures of size from an assumption we made up for this example. Abstracts accept Markdown and LaTeX:
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A Note on Example Constructions
Manuscripts
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Lower Bounds for Things We Have Not Proved Yet
Talks
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Short Signatures from Imaginary Assumptions
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An Introduction to Zero-Knowledge Proofs
Teaching
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Teaching assistant
Introduction to Cryptography.
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Teaching assistant
Algorithms and Data Structures.
Awards
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Best Student Paper Award
For Short Signatures from Imaginary Assumptions.
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Graduate Fellowship
Service
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Subreviewer
EXAMPLECRYPT 2026, TCC-Example 2025
Misc
Outside research I run the department’s reading group on lattices. Eve attends every week; we have stopped asking why.