Adam Dziedzic

Toronto University

Names

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Adam Dziedzic

Emails

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****@uchicago.edu
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****@vectorinstitute.ai
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****@utoronto.ca
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****@gmail.com

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Education & Career History

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Postdoc
Toronto University (utoronto.ca)
2020 – Present
 
Postdoc
Vector Institute (vectorinstitute.ai)
2020 – 2021
 
PhD student
University of Chicago (uchicago.edu)
2015 – 2020
 
Research student
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (epfl.ch)
2014 – 2015
 
MS student
Warsaw University of Technology (pw.edu.pl)
2011 – 2013
 

Advisors, Relations & Conflicts

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Postdoc Advisor
Nicolas Papernot
****@utoronto.ca
2020 – 2021
 
PhD Advisor
Sanjay Krishnan
****@uchicago.edu
2018 – 2020
 
PhD Advisor
Aaron Elmore
****@cs.uchicago.edu
2015 – 2018
 
Advisor
Anastasia Ailamaki
****@epfl.ch
2014 – 2015
 

Expertise

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Collaborative Learning
2020 – 2022
 
Model stealing: attacks and defenses
2020 – 2022
 
FFT based convolution
2018 – 2021
 
Attacks and Defenses for neural networks
2018 – 2021
 
Recomendation of hybrid physical designs in databases
2017 – 2018
 
Data Loading, Migration, and Transformation
2014 – 2017