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Mark Gondree

I am now a post-doc in the Computer Science Dept at the Naval Postgraduate School, doing security research with Cynthia Irvine. I received my PhD from the Computer Science Dept. at UC Davis, under my advisor Matt Franklin. While at UCD, I was a researcher in the CS theory lab and a member of the cryptography research group and the electronic voting research group.

Computer Science Department, Naval Postgraduate School
1411 Cunningham Road, Monterey CA 93943

publications

• Mark Gondree and Payman Mohassel. "Longest Common Subsequence as Private Search." WPES 2009, to appear.
• Matthew Franklin, Mark Gondree and Payman Mohassel. "Communication-Efficient Private Protocols for Longest Common Subsequence." RSA Conference, Cryptographer's Track (CT-RSA 2009), pp. 265--278. [full, DOI]
• Matthew Franklin, Mark Gondree and Payman Mohassel. "Multi-Party Indirect Indexing and Applications." ASIACRYPT 2007, pp. 283-297. [full, DOI, slides]
• Earl Barr, Matt Bishop and Mark Gondree, "Fixing Federal E-Voting Standards," Communications of the ACM 50(3) pp. 19--24 (Mar. 2007). [DOI]
• Matthew Franklin, Mark Gondree and Payman Mohassel. "Improved Efficiency for Private Stable Matching." RSA Conference, Cryptographer's Track (CT-RSA 2007), pp. 163--177. [full, DOI]

Class Projects, Technical Papers, etc

• E. Barr, M. Bishop, D. DeFigueiredo, M. Gondree, P. Wheeler.
  "Toward Clarifying Election Systems Standards," CSE-2005-21, Sept. 2005 [pdf]
• M. Gondree, P. Wheeler, D. DeFigueiredo.
  "A critique of the 2002 FEC VSPT E-Voting Standards," CSE-2005-20, Sept. 2005 [pdf]
• Benjamin J. Culpepper and Mark Gondree.
  "SVMs for Improved Branch Prediction," report for Computer Architecture, Fall 2004 [pdf]
  (Relatedly, Jimenez's piecewise linear predictor [Dec 2004] does a good job with less overhead in learning approximations of non-linear behavior.)

brief biography