Entry Information

PART 1: PERSONAL PARTICULARS

Name

Jie Xu

Title

Ms

Gender

Female

Recent Photo

Recent Photo

Date of Birth

10/11/1994

Place of Birth

China

Type of Identity Document Held

Passport

HKID / Passport Number

EA536

Nationality

Chinese

PART 2: CONTACT INFORMATION

Email Address

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Contact Phone Number

+61470349529

Address

unit 3 659 Blackburn road
Melbourne
Australia

PART 3: FORUM INTEREST

First Discipline to be Joined

Mathematical Sciences

Second Discipline to be Joined

Mathematical Sciences

Statement of Purpose to Join the Forum (max. 200 words)

I am a PhD student at Monash University, working with Professor Ron Steinfeld and Dr. Muhammed Esgin on mathematical cryptography, focusing on lattice-based zero-knowledge proofs and digital signatures. My research lies at the intersection of advanced mathematics and cryptography, addressing critical challenges in securing modern communication systems, particularly in the post-quantum era. Last year, I had the privilege of attending the Heidelberg Laureate Forum, an incredibly enriching experience that deepened my appreciation for collaborative research and intellectual exchange.

The Hong Kong Laureate Forum presents an exceptional opportunity to engage with leading researchers in mathematics and computer science. It would allow me to present my work, receive valuable feedback, and participate in thought-provoking discussions with esteemed experts and fellow researchers. I am particularly eager to learn from the laureates’ insights, which could inspire new directions in my research and broaden my understanding of key challenges in the field.

Beyond academic enrichment, the forum fosters international collaboration and exposure to groundbreaking ideas. I also look forward to experiencing Hong Kong’s dynamic culture and building meaningful connections with researchers worldwide in this intellectually stimulating environment.

PART 4: ACADEMIC AND/OR RESEARCH INFORMATION

Academic Level / Position

Postgraduate (PhD)

Academic Subject / Research Field

Post quantum Cryptography

Current Affiliated University / Institution / Organisation

Monash University/Faculty of Information Technology

Location

Melbourne

Recommendation 1

Monash university/Faculty of Information Technology

Recommendation 2

Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science/ Chinese Academy of Sciences

First Academic or Research Referee *

First Referee Name

Dr. Muhammed F. Esgin

First Referee University

Monash university/Faculty of Information Technology

First Referee Position

Lecture

First Referee Email Address

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Second Academic or Research Referee

Second Referee Name

Associate Prof. Yanbin Pan

Second Referee University

Chinese Academy of Sciences /Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science

Second Referee Position

Associate Professor

Second Referee Email Address

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Award(s) and/or Scientific Accomplishment(s) (if any) (max. 100 words)

1. National Scholarship for Graduate Students 2022
2.Jingdong Special Scholarship (7 masters regardless of major in the whole university will be awarded) 2022
3. First Class Scholarship for Postgraduate Studies for 2 consecutive years 2021-2022
4. Second Prize of National College Students Mathematical Modeling Competition 2016
5. First Prize of China Undergraduate Mathematical Contest in Modeling in Shanghai Province 2016

Reference/Certificate of Award and/or Scientific Accomplishement

School of Mathematics/Renmin University of China

Reference / Certificate of Award and / or Scientific Accomplishment Supporting Document

NEW-Jie_Xu-certificate-Google-Docs_compressed.pdf

Publication List (if any)

publication-list_Jie_Xu.pdf

Abstract of Research / Brief Description of Your Current Research Interest (max. 200 words)

My research focuses on the mathematical aspects of cryptography, especially information and coding theory, lattice based cryptography lattice-based zero-knowledge proofs and digital signatures. I am interested in exploring the theoretical foundations and practical applications of these topics, as well as their connections to other fields such as complexity theory, algebra and number theory. My goal is to develop new cryptographic schemes and protocols that are secure, efficient and versatile, and to analyze their properties and limitations using rigorous mathematical tools.

Would you like to present your Research in Poster Presentation Session and/or Flash Presentation?

No

PART 5: OTHERS

Did you participate in the inaugural Hong Kong Laureate Forum?

N/A

How Did You Know About the Forum?

Peers