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    • Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of MaterialsMultidisciplinary research driving advances in materials science and photonics
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    • Cities and the Future MetropolisMaking metropolitan areas healthy, sustainable, and resilient
    • Data ScienceSpanning engineering, science, math and social sciences
    • Energy and the EnvironmentDesign and analysis to protect digital tools and infrastructure
    • Materials Science and EngineeringEngaging in broader implications of technology
    • Robotics and Cyberphysical SystemsAdvancing innovative, safe, and ethical use of robotic systems

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Arvind Narayanan

Associate Professor of Computer Science

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Office: 308 Sherrerd Hall

Phone: 609-258-9302

Research Interests: Privacy, security, tech policy, cryptography, social networks

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Data Science

Public Policy

Security and Privacy

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