Professor of Computer Science, George Washington University
Professor Poorvi Vora and her research group conduct research on problems in the general areas of electronic security and privacy and imaging. Their recent projects in security and privacy have focused on end-to-end independently verifiable voting systems--where voters can verify election outcome without being required to trust election officials or voting system software; privacy as a signaling problem in auctions; and the cryptanalysis of entries in the SHA-3 competition. In imaging, they are currently exploring the use of higher-level information in medical atlases to improve tomographic reconstructions. Past contributions due to Professor Vora include the Vora value as a measure of color filter fidelity.
How the world's largest democracy casts its ballots
May 02, 2019 17:12 pm UTC| Insights & Views Politics
About 600 million Indian citizens are expected to cast their votes over a period of 39 days ending May 19, in the ongoing election for their countrys parliament. There are roughly 900 million eligible voters, and the...
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