Anja Moldenhauer

Doktorandin bei Prof. Dr. Gerhard Rosenberger und Prof. Dr. Ulf Kühn.
Gefördert durch ein Stipendium von Pro Exzellenzia.

Vorträge (Talks):

• November 2015: Seminar Algebra and Cryptography at the CUNY Graduate Center in New York: "Cryptosystems using Automorphisms of Finitely Generated Free Groups".
• November 2015: Fairfield University: "Mathematical Cryptology with a Special Focus on Secret Sharing Protocols".
• September 2015: Minisymposium "Algebraic Aspects of Cryptology" DMV-Tagung in Hamburg: "Cryptosystems using Nielsen transformations".
• Juni 2015: Oberseminar über Kryptography an der Ruhr-Universität Bochum: "Secret Sharing schmes and cryptographic protocols using Nielsen transformations".
• Juni 2014: New Directions in Cryptography 2014 associated workshop of the 9th International Computer Science Symposium in Russia: "Secret sharing protocols based on the Closest Vector Theorem and Nielsen transformation".
• November 2013: Vortrag bei der Nacht des Wissens der Universität Hamburg. In der Reihe "Mathematik verständlich für alle" mit dem Titel "Mathematische Kryptologie".
• April 2013: Special Session on Algorithmic problems of group theory and applications to information security at Boston College: "A secret sharing scheme based on the Closest Vector Theorem and a modification to a private key cryptosystem".
• April 2013: Seminar Algebra and Cryptography at the CUNY Graduate Center in New York: "A secret sharing scheme based on the Closest Vector Theorem and a modification to a private key cryptosystem".