Jack Murtagh
Graduate student, Computer Science, Theory Group, Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Research Assistant, CRCS, Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Research Assistant, CRCS, Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Jack Murtagh is a graduate student in Computer Science, advised by Salil Vadhan. He began the Privacy Tools project in the summer of 2014 as a research assistant working on the architecture and apportioning of privacy budget for differentially private, descriptive statistics.
Publication
- , “The Complexity of Computing the Optimal Composition of Differential Privacy,” in Theory of Cryptography Conference (TCC 2016), 2016. ArXiv Version
MurtaghVadhan.pdf
Poster Presentation
NSF Site Visit, October 2015
NSF Site Visit, December 2014
