Michael Anshel, Ph.D.
General
Pages of interest
- My CS page at City College of New York (archived)
- My page at the Mathematics Genealogy Project
- My Presentation at MSRI in 2000 on the Arithmetica Key Exchange
- My listing at the DBLP (Computer Science Bibliography Server)
- Some of my published papers at Google Scholar
- My patents and current patent applications at the USPTO
- SecureRF Corporation (now Veridify Security)
- Cryptography and Braid Groups portal (archived)
- CS, Physics, etc. Preprint Server hosted at Cornell University
Professor Michael M. Anshel
Professor Emeritus, City College of New York
I am a mathematician and since 1968 I have been a Professor of Computer Science in the Department of Computer Sciences, City College of New York, City University of New York.
I am also on the Doctoral Faculty of the City University of New York Graduate Center in the Mathematics and Computer Science Departments.
My current area of research is in Cryptography and Computer Security.
My research, scholarly, and teaching interests are in mathematical cryptography; cryptography and its relationship to advanced computing technologies in general, and quantum computing in particular; the role of cryptography in information warfare; historical cultural issues in cryptology
Other research and scholarly Interests are in Computational Methods in Algebra, Combinatorics, and Number Theory; Cryptology and Computer Security; Quantum Computing; History of Computing; Bioinformatics
I am a co-founder of and advisor to the SecureRF Corporation (Veridify Security) which works in the area of linear based security methods, and in their associated implementations for RFID, smart cards, and in other small or embedded systems where security is needed.
Contact Information:
Department of Computer Science
City College of New York
138th Street & Convent Ave.
New York, New York 10031
e-mail csmma@cs.ccny.cuny.edu
