Harvard University computer scientist and "pioneer of modern data privacy" , Cynthia Dwork, is a Cornell Messenger Lecturer this spring.  Cynthia was recently awarded the National Medal of Science, the highest national honor for exemplary leadership in science and technology.  She will be giving three public talks during her visit.

The University and Messenger visiting lectureships at Cornell are the highest recognition of scholarship that are awarded by the University. For close to 100 years, they have brought to campus an outstanding range of researchers and innovators from across the disciplines.

This talk series is co-sponsored with Cornell's Center for Data Science for Enterprise & Society