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Jonathan K. Kummerfeld @jkkummerfeld.bsky.social · 06/10/2026
I am recruiting PhD students for my group at Sydney! Apply by Oct 31 If you are a student: please consider applying If you are an academic: please share with students I have funding and flexibility in topic. If you are at COLM, let's chat! Details: jkk.name/students/rec...
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Recruiting: PhD
Work with me on NLP at the University of Sydney! Please apply by October 31st. I will be interviewing and making offers in November. I encourage students who I make offers to to apply for a university...
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Clément Canonne @ccanonne.github.io · 02/10/2026
USyd 🇦🇺 is hiring in CS! Tenure-track equivalent, junior/mid-career: usyd.wd105.myworkdayjobs.com/en-GB/USYD_E... With a focus on AI, but that includes TCS! Theory that helps building foundations of AI, gaining a deep understanding of it, or using AI in an ambitious way to solve deep problems...
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Multiple Continuing (Tenure-Track) Academic Positions, Faculty of Engineering, The University of Sydney
Join a thriving Faculty of Engineering at a University ranked amongst the world’s best teaching and research institutions and help shape the future of artificial intelligence and its impact across eve...
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Jonathan K. Kummerfeld @jkkummerfeld.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
We are hiring at Sydney! All areas covered, but I think it would be particularly good to hire more people in NLP :) usyd.wd105.myworkdayjobs.com/en-GB/USYD_E...
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Multiple Continuing (Tenure-Track) Academic Positions, Faculty of Engineering, The University of Sydney
Join a thriving Faculty of Engineering at a University ranked amongst the world’s best teaching and research institutions and help shape the future of artificial intelligence and its impact across eve...
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Write Futures Lab @writefutureslab.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
🎨 Calling artists! The University of Sydney’s School of Computer Science is hosting a four-month Artist-in-Residence program in Semester 1, 2027. 💰 A$1,000–15,000 funding available 🎓 Current students welcome Learn more: www.writefutureslab.com/air Led by Dr Katy Gero.
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Full author list: Fariza Rashid #USYD, Van Duc Le (UNSW), Rahat Masood (UNSW), Gustavo Batista (UNSW), Aruna Seneviratne (UNSW), Suranga Seneviratne #USYD
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
🎉 Fariza Rashid, Van Duc Le, Rahat Masood, Gustavo Batista, Aruna Seneviratne, and Suranga Seneviratne's paper "ProCTI: Prototype-Refined Global Conditioning for Diffusion-Based Time Series Imputation" was accepted at #NeurIPS2026!#timeseries #USyd 🔗 NeurIPS: neurips.cc/Conferences/...
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Thank you to our wonderful staff, panelists, and of course incredible alumni for making the #ComputerScience Alumni Dinner such a resounding success! We're looking forward to engaging deeply and broadly with our alumni, and bringing their experience, thoughts, and energy to the School! #USyd
Prof. Jiangshan Shu, Head of External EngagementA view of the panelists, on stage, from the the side of the room, showing some of the attendeesProf. Hesham El Gamal, Dean of Engineering, welcoming the alumniThe School of CS staff, academic speakers, and industry panelists, on stage
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Thank you to our wonderful staff, panelists, and of course incredible alumni for making the #ComputerScience Alumni Dinner such a resounding success! We're looking forward to engaging deeply and broadly with our alumni, and bringing their experience, thoughts, and energy to the School! #USyd
Prof. Jiangshan Shu, Head of External EngagementA view of the panelists, on stage, from the the side of the room, showing some of the attendeesProf. Hesham El Gamal, Dean of Engineering, welcoming the alumniThe School of CS staff, academic speakers, and industry panelists, on stage
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Joseph Lizier @jlizier.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
Congratulations to Fachrizal Sinaga, a student in our Master of Complex Systems program @sydneycompsci.bsky.social and an LPDP-Australia Awards scholar, whose team successfully pitched at the Development Intelligence Lab's Situation 2026 conference on AI-for-development ideas in the Indo-Pacific.
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Anastasia Isychev @isychev.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Come join us for summer research internships at #USyd! Important detail: only students enrolled at Australian universities are eligible
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
Undergrad or postgrad student in Australia interested in a summer research internship in the School of #ComputerScience, or more broadly in the Faculty of Engineering at #USyd? Join us in December–February for an eight-week Engineering Vacation Research internship! www.sydney.edu.au/engineering/...
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Engineering Vacation Research Internship Program
Our Engineering Vacation Research Internship Program provides valuable engineering, computer science and project management research experience during summer and winter for students interested in a re...
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
Choose from 47 research projects spanning the whole spectrum of Computer Science, and spend a summer doing research, working closely with the academics in our School! List of CS projects: www.sydney.edu.au/engineering/... Details, and application: www.sydney.edu.au/engineering/...
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Computer science internships
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
Undergrad or postgrad student in Australia interested in a summer research internship in the School of #ComputerScience, or more broadly in the Faculty of Engineering at #USyd? Join us in December–February for an eight-week Engineering Vacation Research internship! www.sydney.edu.au/engineering/...
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Engineering Vacation Research Internship Program
Our Engineering Vacation Research Internship Program provides valuable engineering, computer science and project management research experience during summer and winter for students interested in a re...
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Clément Canonne @ccanonne.github.io · 12/09/2026
An exciting new platform by some of my colleagues:* Ludolio, designed to "make games more accessible for education." Lets uni libraries lend digital games, and teachers incorporate them seamlessly in their teaching: www.ludolio.com *Including @vellosoraptor.bsky.social at @sydneycompsci.bsky.social
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Ludolio - The platform helping libraries lend games
Ludolio, the platform helping libraries lend games
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
🎉 Congratulations to Sasha Rubin and Qiang Tang (@alkist.bsky.social), awarded a #FutureFellowship by the Australian Research Council! Their research will advance the foundations of AI and planning under uncertainty, and provide a more secure and resilient internet! #USyd @arc-gov-au.bsky.social
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
FT260101249: Dr Sasha Rubin:, "Constructing artificial agents operating with unmeasurable uncertainty." FT260101508: Associate Professor Qiang Tang, "Secure and Resilient Digital Infrastructure on the Open Internet." #FutureFellowships #USyd #ResearchWithImpact 🔗 rms.arc.gov.au/RMS/Report/D...
Constructing artificial agents operating with unmeasurable uncertainty. The project aims to develop new methods to help digital systems make decisions when there is too little data to rely solely on probabilities. This kind of uncertainty occurs, for instance, where human behaviour or unfamiliar terrain is unpredictable. Expected outcomes of this project include tools for building and checking decision-making systems using ideas from mathematics and computer science. This should provide a unique benefit for the automatic design of systems that do not have access to enormous amounts of data --- a critical aspect that few AI approaches can handle --- and so should support advances in robotics and automated planning, and strengthen Australia’s contribution to foundational research in intelligent systems. This projects aim to research the fundamental problem of secure distributed computing in open Internet, where network condition maybe unstable and even under attacks. Existing deployed protocols are all assuming certain good network conditions and thus will become vulnerable when moving to the open Internet. The research outcomes will include secure distributed consensus and computing protocols that will remain secure and efficient in open network. With those protocols, all services (including many mission critical ones) now maintained by distributed systems will continue offer security and resilience, and could also enable broader access to new services which now may only be maintained in in-house environments.
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
🎉 Congratulations to Sasha Rubin and Qiang Tang (@alkist.bsky.social), awarded a #FutureFellowship by the Australian Research Council! Their research will advance the foundations of AI and planning under uncertainty, and provide a more secure and resilient internet! #USyd @arc-gov-au.bsky.social
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
🎓 Congratulations to Joy (Qiping) Yang, who successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis, "Testing in high dimension: structured data challenges and opportunities"! Joy is advised by Dr. Clément Canonne (@ccanonne.github.io) and Prof. Joachim Gudmundsson (@joachimgudmundsson.bsky.social).
Ph.D. candidate Joy Yang, at the beginning of the defence, in front of his title slide
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
🎉 Clément Canonne, Kenny Chen, and Julián Mestre's paper "With a Little Help From My Friends: Exploiting Probability Distribution Advice in Algorithm Design" has been accepted at #ISAAC2026! #algorithms 🔗 ISAAC'26: www.algo-door.com/isaac2026/ 📝 Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2505.04949
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With a Little Help From My Friends: Exploiting Probability Distribution Advice in Algorithm Design
We study online algorithms with predictions using distributional advice, a type of prediction that arises when leveraging expert knowledge or historical data. To demonstrate the usefulness and versati...
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
We had an amazing Open Day last weekend, with many prospective students and families engaging with our School, asking thoughtful questions, and getting a genuine sense of our community! Thank you to everyone who attended, and to the staff and academics who made it possible! #USyd
Students in front of a SYNCS bannerAn amphitheater filled with studentsProspective students talking to the School of CS' academic staff4 of our academic staff, in front of the School's banner
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
We had an amazing Open Day last weekend, with many prospective students and families engaging with our School, asking thoughtful questions, and getting a genuine sense of our community! Thank you to everyone who attended, and to the staff and academics who made it possible! #USyd
Students in front of a SYNCS bannerAn amphitheater filled with studentsProspective students talking to the School of CS' academic staff4 of our academic staff, in front of the School's banner
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Vincent Gramoli @vincentgramoli.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
I am very humbled to have received the @eurekaprizes.bsky.social for Oustanding Science to Safeguard Australia from the Department of Defence yesterday at the Sydney Town Hall. Thank you to all my colleagues who contributed to this research and product. @sydneycompsci.bsky.social
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Clément Canonne @ccanonne.github.io · 25/08/2026
And to follow Computer Science academics in Australia and New Zealand? I have just the starter pack for you! go.bsky.app/N5x6GLQ
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
The paper will be presented in the Replications and Negative Results (RENE) Track of the conference. 📝 Paper: rahul.gopinath.org/resources/is... 👤 Authors on BlueSky: @ccanonne.github.io @kasperian.bsky.social @rahul.gopinath.org
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
🎉 Nelum Attanayake, Danushka Liyanage, Hoang Nguyen, Suranga Seneviratne, Clément Canonne, and Rahul Gopinath's paper "Better Distributional Fit Does Not Improve Reachable Coverage Estimation in Fuzzing" was accepted at #ISSRE26!#softwareengineering 🔗 ISSRE: cyprusconferences.org/issre2026/
Better Distributional Fit Does Not Improve Reachable Coverage Estimation in Fuzzing

Abstract—The effectiveness of a fuzzing campaign is assessed
by program coverage. In complex real-world programs, the total
reachable coverage is unknown, making it difficult to determine
when fuzzing has sufficiently explored the program. Existing
approaches use non-parametric estimators, but these can be
inaccurate and unstable, often overestimating the coverage.
Parametric estimators offer an alternative by assuming an un-
derlying distribution for coverage discovery, potentially improving
accuracy and stability, yet remain largely unexplored in fuzzing.
We evaluate parametric models for coverage discovery by
fitting Poisson, Exponential, Gamma, Gamma–Poisson, Negative
Binomial, and Zipf–Mandelbrot distributions on our real-world
and synthetic benchmark programs. Our results show that
coverage discovery is highly heterogeneous and heavy-tailed across
the analyzed subjects. The Zipf–Mandelbrot model gives the best
fit for eight of the twelve subjects, and the Gamma–Poisson
model best fit for the remaining four. However, although Zipf–
Mandelbrot and Gamma–Poisson fit better than other model
families, their estimators show no accuracy advantage over the
other non-parametric estimators used in the experiment. This is
a negative result: modeling coverage discovery more accurately
does not translate into better reachable-coverage estimates.
Index Terms—fuzzing, reachability, species estimation, para-
metric models, negative results
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
Delighted to welcome our new faculty member, Anastasia Isychev (@isychev.bsky.social) , to #USyd! Anastasia brings her expertise in formal methods and program analysis to the School.
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
Delighted to welcome our new faculty member, Anastasia Isychev (@isychev.bsky.social) , to #USyd! Anastasia brings her expertise in formal methods and program analysis to the School.
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
All 3 will be joining the Sydney Algorithms and Computation Theory Group (SACT) in coming months! More about SACT: usyd-sact.github.io
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
These positions are funded by the Australian Research Council (via Discovery Projects w/ Tony Wirth, Julián Mestre and Clément Canonne, and w/ Tony Wirth and Junhao Gan, at Melbourne) and by the Faculty of Engineering (in supporting Tony Wirth’s move to #USyd and subsequent role as Head of School).
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
We're delighted to announce three new postdoctoral research fellows: David Aleman Espinosa (from @uwcheritoncs.bsky.social), Daniel Paul Pena (UCSC) and Cameron Seth (@uwcheritoncs.bsky.social) We look forward to welcoming David, Daniel and Cameron to #USyd and to our forthcoming impactful research!
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
🎉 Congratulations to A/Prof. Wei Bao, one of the 34 recipients of the Amazon "Build on Trainium" Research Award! Wei will explore the Trainium architecture for "FACTOR: Federated Adversarial Co-Training with Textual Gradient for LLM Security and Robustness." www.amazon.science/research-awa...
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34 Amazon Research Awards Build on Trainium recipients announced
Amazon announces 34 recipients of the Build on Trainium program, a $110 million credit initiative supporting AI research at 30 universities including Stanford, UC Berkeley, UIUC, UCLA, CMU, and MIT, w...
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
🏆 Yanan Li's thesis is titled "Secure Storage as a Service": hdl.handle.net/2123/34198
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
🏆 Hongyu Zhou's thesis is titled "Synergistic Embodiment: A Framework for Shared Control and Multi-Limb Interaction in Virtual Reality": hdl.handle.net/2123/35586
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
🏆 Emily Wong's MPhil thesis is titled "Blending Embodied Interactions Across Heterogeneous Contexts": hdl.handle.net/2123/35049
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
Huge congratulations to Emily Wong, Hongyu Zhou, and Yanan Li, our outstanding #ComputerScience 🎓 students, who were recognised by the School for their PhD and MPhil theses! #USyd Emily Wong: Best MPhil Thesis Hongyu Zhou: Outstanding PhD Thesis Award Yanan Li: Best PhD Thesis Award Links below!
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 29/07/2026
Congratulations to our very own Prof. Vincent Gramoli (@vincentgramoli.bsky.social), finalist of the Eureka Prize for "Outstanding Science in Safeguarding Australia"! #USyd #EurekaPrizes
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 29/07/2026
Congratulations to our very own Prof. Vincent Gramoli (@vincentgramoli.bsky.social), finalist of the Eureka Prize for "Outstanding Science in Safeguarding Australia"! #USyd #EurekaPrizes
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
Co-authors: Aarush Kumbhakern (Ashoka University, India) and Mohammad Amin Alipour (University of Houston, USA)
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
🎉 Feiyang Chen, Danushka Liyanage, Xi Wu, and Rahul Gopinath's paper "Dr. DD: 1-Minimal Isolation of Failure Causes via Deferred Restarts" was accepted at #ISSRE26! #deltadebug #softwaretesting #inputminimization 🔗 ISSRE: cyprusconferences.org/issre2026/ 📝 Paper: rahul.gopinath.org/resources/is...
Abstract of the paper: Delta debugging is a widely used algorithm to reduce
failure-inducing inputs in software testing. It guarantees 1-
minimality but suffers from quadratic worst-case complexity due
to repeated restarts at every partition level, limiting its scalability.
Re-examining ddmin, we show that restarts are only required
at the single-element level to preserve 1-minimality. Restarts are
redundant at coarser granularities and can be deferred without
affecting the 1-minimality guarantee. We further show that the
quadratic worst case arises from causal chains, not from restarts.
These insights lead to drdd, a drop-in replacement for ddmin
that preserves 1-minimality while avoiding unnecessary restarts.
drdd also exposes a restart budget R, allowing a trade-off
between minimality and linear worst-case performance.
We evaluate drdd on ffmpeg, XML, binutils, and
crashjs inputs. On XML inputs, drdd reduces oracle calls
to 1.7% of ddminY and achieves a 6.0× speedup, and shows the
largest wall-clock speedup on crashjs. drdd performs well
when reduction is possible and shows smaller gains on inputs
with limited or no reducibility. Across all subjects, drdd matches
the reduction quality of ddminY and avoids the degradation
observed in ProbDD and CDD.
Index Terms—Delta debugging, input minimization
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Clément Canonne @ccanonne.github.io · 02/07/2026
A reminder that the School of Computer Science at #USyd (@sydneycompsci.bsky.social) is hiring tenure-track* academics through its Faculty's Women In Engineering program! Deadline July 13 (Sydney time): usyd.wd105.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/USYD_E... *Australian equiv. of Assist, Assoc, full prof
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Women in Engineering: Continuing (Tenure-Track) Academic Positions for Women, Faculty of Engineering, The University of Sydney
Join a growing Faculty and be part of a University that places amongst the world’s best teaching and research institutions Located in the heart of Sydney’s bustling inner west quarter, close to beache...
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
🚨📣 Clément Canonne and Sasha Rubin are organising a three-day event, "Sydney TCS Winter School 2026: Interactive Proofs and PCP Theorem" on July 22–24, 2026. Open to UG, Masters, and PhD students. Free attendance, but registration required! sites.google.com/view/sydney-...
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Sydney TCS Winter School 2026
📅 July 22—24, 2026 🌏 Sydney (Australia)
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
🚨📣 Qiang Tang and @aravind16coiner.bsky.social are organising a one-day cryptography school on August 7, 2026. Open to UG, master's, and PhD students. Free attendance, but registration required! sydney-cryptography-group.github.io/activities-e...
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
🎉 Our school members Zijian Luo, Xi Wu, Hong Jin Kang, Alan Fekete, and Rahul Gopinath have published their work "Maximal Format-Free Data Repair" at #ASE2026! #softwareengineering #database #datascience #dataengineering #datarepair 📝 Paper: rahul.gopinath.org/resources/as...
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
🎉 Clément Canonne and Nimitt (IIT Gandhinagar)'s paper "Distributed Gaussian Mean Testing under Communication Constraints: messages, samples, and coins" has been accepted at #RANDOM2026! 🔗 RANDOM'26: randomconference.com/random-2026-... 📝 Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2605.29426
Title: Distributed Gaussian Mean Testing under Communication Constraints: messages, samples, and coins

Abstract: We revisit the problem of Gaussian mean testing in a distributed, communication constrained setting, where each of n users independently observes samples from an unknown d-dimensional spherical Gaussian distribution 𝒢​(𝝁,𝕀d), and can communicate up to ℓ bits to a central referee. The referee’s goal is then to distinguish between cases (i) ‖𝝁‖2=0 versus (ii) ‖𝝁‖2≥ε. This problem has been considered in the private- and public-coin settings, when each user holds exactly one sample, or more generally when each holds exactly m samples. In this work, we significantly generalize the question in three directions: when the users only share a small number s of random bits, when each user holds a different number of samples mk, and when each user can send a different number of bits ℓk to the referee.
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
🎉 Clément Canonne and Joy Qiping Yang's paper "Entropy Equivalence Testing" has been accepted at #RANDOM2026! 🔗 RANDOM'26: randomconference.com/random-2026-... 📝 Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2605.23225 Joint work with Yash Pote and Jonathan Scarlett (NUS) #algorithms #sublinearalgorithms
Title: Entropy Equivalence Testing

Abstract: We introduce the problem of entropy equivalence testing for probability distributions, a relaxation of the well-studied closeness testing problem, where the distribution testing algorithm is now only required to distinguish, given samples from two unknown distributions p,q and a parameter ε∈(0,1/2], between p=q and |H​(p)−H​(q)|⩾ε (where H denotes the Shannon entropy). We provide a time- and sample-efficient algorithm for this task, showing that the optimal sample complexity for this task can be significantly lower than that of closeness testing. As an application, we leverage this result to provide the first non-trivial testing algorithm for (standard) closeness of low-degree Bayesian networks, which significantly improves on either the sample or time complexity of a baseline based on full learning.
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 17/06/2026
Our "Women in Engineering" hiring round (at all academic levels) includes our School of Computer Science as well. Deadline is July 13!
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 19/06/2026
Co-author: Dimitrios Papadopoulos (HKUST)
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 19/06/2026
🎉 Jiajun and Qiang's paper "Morphic Accumulators and Applications" has been accepted at #CRYPTO2026! 🔗 CRYPTO: crypto.iacr.org/2026/ Paper: eprint.iacr.org/2026/1202.pdf #accumulators, #range-proof, #ring-signature, #polynomial-commitment, #optimal
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 19/06/2026
Co-authors: Hanwen Feng (U Canterbury), Zhenliang Lu (City U Hong Kong)
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School of Computer Science, University of Sydney @sydneycompsci.bsky.social · 19/06/2026
🎉 Qiang's paper "Õptimal Adaptively Secure Hash-based Asynchronous Common Subset" has been accepted at #CRYPTO2026! 🔗 CRYPTO: crypto.iacr.org/2026/callfor... eprint.iacr.org/2024/1710.pdf #consensus, #asynchrony, #post-quantum
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