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Salim El Rouayheb – Selected Invited Talks

  1. “How to Secretly Multiply Matrices;, EURECOM ComSys Talk, July 2024.

  2. “ A Random Walk Approach for Decentralized Learning on Graphs;, CNRS & Côte d'Azur University, July 2024.

  3. “How to Turn Privacy ON and OFF and ON Again”, Google Workshop on Federated Learning and Analytics, November 2021.

  4. “ON/OFF Privacy and Genomic Data”, CY Advanced studies, January 2021.

  5. “GASP Codes for Secure Distributed Matrix Multiplication”, Technical University of Munich, November 2020.

  6. “ON/OFF Privacy: How to Turn Privacy ON and OFF and ON Again”, ETIS-ICI, November 2020.

  7. “ON/OFF Privacy”, keynote lecture at the International Workshop on Privacy and Security for Information Systems (WPS 20), June 2020.

  8. “How to distribute the multiplication of Secret Matrices?”, Joint Math Meetings, January 2020. (Slides)

  9. “How to Distribute the Multiplication of Secret Matrices?”, Harvard, September 2019.

  10. “Secure Distributed Matrix Multiplication”, Google Security and Privacy Workshop, August 2019.

  11. “Private Information Retrieval: Old and New”, Tutorial at ISIT, July 2019.

  12. “Single Server PIR with Side Information”, Google Federated Learning Workshop, June 2019.

  13. “Codes for Secure distributed Matrix Multiplication”, King’s College London and Imperial College, May 2019.

  14. “GASP Codes for Secure Distributed Matrix Multiplication”, Information Theory and Applications Workshop (ITA), February 2019.

  15. “GASP Codes for Secure Distributed Matrix Multiplication”, Dagstuhl Seminar on Coding Theory for Storage, Networks, and Security, December 2018.

  16. “PIR in the Time of Collusions”, Google NYC, November 2018.

  17. “Private Information Retrieval in the Time of Collusions”, École Polytechnique Federale De Lausanne (EPFL), March, 2018.

  18. “Private Information Retrieval in the Time of Collusions”, Technical University of Berlin, December, 2017.

  19. “Correcting Bursty and Localized Deletions Using Guess & Check Codes”, 55th Annual Allerton Conference on Communication, Control, and Computing, October, 2017. (Slides)

  20. “Private Information Retrieval with Side Information: the Single Server case”, 55th Annual Allerton Conference on Communication, Control, and Computing, October, 2017. (Slides)

  21. “Index Coding and Caching in Wireless Networks”, 10th Huawei University Day event, Chicago, IL, August, 2017. (Slides)

  22. “Private Information Retrieval in Distributed Storage Systems”, Information Theory and Coding Theory with Applications to Data Security and Privacy workshop, Stockholm, May, 2017. (Slides)

  23. “Private Information Retrieval from Coded Data”, 54th Annual Allerton Conference on Communication, Control, and Computing, September, 2016.

  24. “Private Information Retrieval from MDS Coded Data”, Private Information Retrieval, Distributed Storage, Network Coding Workshop, London, July, 2016. (Slides)

  25. “Secret Sharing in Distributed Storage Systems”, Nexus of Information and Computation Theories, Paris, February, 2016. (Slides,Video)

  26. “Index Coding Algorithms for Constructing Network Codes”, DIMACS Workshop on Network Coding: The Next 15 Years, December, 2015. (Slides)

  27. “How to Store a Secret”, DIMACS Workshop on Coding Theoretic Methods for Network Security, April, 2015. (Slides)

  28. “Index Coding via Convex Optimization”, Banff Workshop on Information Theory and Combinatorics, March, 2015.

  29. “Synchronization and Deduplication of Coded Data in Distributed Storage Systems”, Information Theory and Applications Workshop, February, 2015.

  30. “Index Coding, Network Coding and Related Combinatorial Problems”, UIUC Comm Seminar, March, 2015.

  31. “New Regenerating Code Constructions for Exact Repair in Distributed Storage Systems”, Information Theory and Applications Workshop, February, 2014.

  32. “Network Coding for Data Exchange”, Banff Workshop on Network Coding, September, 2013.

  33. “Codes for Distributed Data Storage”, Dagstuhl Seminar on Coding Theory, August, 2013.

  34. “Data Security in Heterogeneous Distributed Storage Systems”, Information Theory and Applications Workshop, February, 2013.