The Ph.D. program in Computer Science at Princeton University is a hub for foundational and applied research across computing disciplines. These dissertation topics reflect challenges in AI, cybersecurity, quantum computing, distributed systems, and theoretical computer science.
Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning Using Federated Architectures
Explainable AI in Medical Imaging Diagnosis Systems
Quantum Algorithms for Integer Factorization and Cryptography
Scalable Consensus Protocols for Decentralized Networks
Zero-Knowledge Proofs in Blockchain-Based Identity Systems
Optimizing Deep Reinforcement Learning for Real-World Robotics
Cross-Modal Representation Learning for Vision-Language Models
Formal Verification of Smart Contracts in Ethereum-Like Systems
Fairness and Bias Mitigation in Large Language Models
Edge Computing Frameworks for IoT-Based Smart Cities
Compiler Optimization Techniques for RISC-V Architecture
Adversarial Robustness in Transformer-Based NLP Models
Secure Multi-Party Computation in Cloud Collaboration Environments
Scalable Storage Systems for High-Throughput Genomics
Human-AI Collaboration in Creative Design Tools
Neural Rendering for Real-Time 3D Scene Reconstruction
Multi-Agent Pathfinding for Autonomous Delivery Fleets
Energy-Efficient Scheduling in Green Data Centers
Knowledge Graph Completion with Self-Supervised Learning
Cognitive Architectures for Embodied AI Agents
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