This 3-day workshop will bring together the existing differential privacy (DP) community in Australia and Asia-Pacific, to inspire students and mathematical researchers in adjacent fields to start working in this area. The first two days of the workshop will be focused on mathematical and technical aspects of data privacy, while the third will be dedicated to the translation to policy, and the transition to practice and wider ethical and legal considerations.
(The 3 days of the workshop, in particular the third day, are meant to be independent, and attendees are welcome to attend any subset of the workshop.)
The schedule 🗓️ is available here . Note that the workshop is free (no registration fee). We also have a limited number of travel grants available: if you are a student or postdoc and need travel funding to attend the, please see this page 📋.
Organisers: Dr. Clément Canonne (University of Sydney), Prof. Salil Vadhan (Harvard University and OpenDP), with the help of Zachary Ratliff (Harvard University)
Location: The workshop will be held on the University of Sydney's main campus, in the Susan Wakil Health Building (Room 416)
📌 Susan Wakil Health Building (SWHB), Western Ave, Camperdown NSW 2050
Contact us at sydneyprivacyworkshop2024@gmail.com if you have any questions
The workshop is organised with the help of the Sydney Mathematical Research Institute (SMRI) and the University of Sydney's School of Computer Science.