Daniel G. Conway
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Teaching Professor
Also affiliated: University of Notre Dame (2003–2008); Northwestern University (2013); University of South Florida (2017–2024); University of Florida (2000); Decision Sciences (United States) (2000–2017); Conway School of Landscape Design (2008); Augustana College (2008); Virginia Tech (1994–1997)
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Daniel G. Conway's research focuses on the application of advanced cryptographic techniques to enhance privacy and security, particularly within emerging technological landscapes. His work investigates areas such as zero-knowledge proofs and multi-party computation, exploring their potential for secure data handling in cooperative business environments. Conway has also examined the integration of blockchain technology, analyzing its implications for private capital markets and predicting future trends in healthcare applications. His publications include analyses of safety and security measures in blockchain systems and technical overviews of privacy-preserving technologies. Conway has a publication record of 24 works, which have garnered 496 citations, and holds an h-index of 7. He has collaborated with Kiran K. Garimella on multiple projects.
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- h-index: 8
- Publications: 24
- Citations: 499
Selected Publications
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Multi-party Computation: Privacy in Coopetition (2024)
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Ensuring Safety and Security in Blockchains: A Private Capital Markets Example (2022)
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Special Issue of <i>INFORMS Journal on Applied Analytics</i>—Blockchain Analytics (2020)
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Enhancing Trust in Business Ecosystems With Blockchain Technology (2020)
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- Ensuring Safety and Security in Blockchains: A Private Capital Markets Example
- Ensuring Safety and Security in Blockchains: A Private Capital Markets Example
- Multi-party Computation: Privacy in Coopetition
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