Marcos Daniel Villagra
Computer Scientist
Research Engineer at Bagel
Lecturer at National University of Asuncion, UNA
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Short bio:
I am a computer scientist working in research and engineering problems in cryptography and theoretical computer science.
Research interests:
I do research in structural computational complexity broadly, mostly, interactive proof systems, cryptography, quantum computation and algebraic complexity.
Research grants:
CLIMAT-AMSUD 21-CLIMAT-07. Green AI. Member. January/2021 - December/2022. [link]
CONACyT research grant PINV15-208. Grafos y Complejidad Computacional. Principal researcher. March/2018 - December/2020. [link]
KAKENHI Grant-in-Aid for JSPS Fellow. Quantum Algorithms: Models and Paradigms. Director. April/2013 - March/2015. [link]
Date of Birth: August 24, 1981
Place of Residence: San Lorenzo, Paraguay
Place of Birth: Asunción, Paraguay
Education: PhD in Theoretical Computer Science (March 2013), MS in Computer Science (March 2011), BS in Informatics Engineering (June 2006) and Computer Science (December 2005)
Hobbies: Board games, Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks
Books I liked: The Lord of the Rings, And Then There Were None, The Name of the Rose, The Kingkiller Chronicle, A Song of Ice and Fire, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Professional Associations:
Paraguayan Mathematical Society
AMS Mathematical Reviews/Mathscinet Reviewer
Links of Interest
The Crypto Anarchist Manisfesto
Blog on Quantum Computing and TCS in joint collaboration with Alejandro Diaz-Caro (only spanish)
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