Matthew Jagielski

Google

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Matthew Jagielski

Emails

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****@husky.neu.edu
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****@northeastern.edu
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****@google.com

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Education & Career History

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Researcher
Google (google.com)
2021 – Present
 
PhD student
Northeastern University (northeastern.edu)
2016 – 2021
 

Advisors, Relations & Conflicts

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Coauthor
Jon Ullman
****@gmail.com
2019 – 2020
 
Coauthor
Nicolas Papernot
****@utoronto.ca
2019 – 2020
 
Coauthor
Nicholas Carlini
****@google.com
2019 – 2020
 
Coauthor
David Berthelot
****@google.com
2019 – 2020
 
Coauthor
Alex Kurakin
****@google.com
2019 – 2020
 
Coauthor
Ilya Mironov
****@gmail.com
2019 – 2020
 
PhD Advisor
Cristina Nita-Rotaru
****@gmail.com
2016 – 2020
 
PhD Advisor
Alina Oprea
****@gmail.com
2016 – 2020
 
Coauthor
Battista Biggio
****@diee.unica.it
2016 – 2019
 
Coauthor
Ambra Demontis
****@gmail.com
2016 – 2019
 
Coauthor
Bo Li
****@gmail.com
2016 – 2018
 
Coauthor
Chang Liu
****@eecs.berkeley.edu
2016 – 2018
 

Expertise

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differential privacy, neural networks
2019 – 2020
 
differential privacy, adversarial machine learning
2016 – 2020
 
adversarial machine learning, poisoning
2016 – 2020