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The Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowships: Meet the MIT Innovators Changing Tech

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The research published here sits at the boundary of theoretical computer science, coding theory, information theory, and cryptography. The central questions driving this work are mathematical in nature: what are the fundamental limits of reliable communication over noisy channels? How much information can be protected against adversarial tampering? How can high-dimensional sparse signals be recovered from few measurements? How does randomness help — or hinder — efficient computation?
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