Regular biography
Prof. Dr. Lorenz Panny is a professor in the Department of Mathematics at the Technical University of Munich. He is affiliated with the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology (CIT) and holds the title of Prof. Dr. His research interests include algebraic structures and cryptographic applications, particularly in the context of isogenies. He teaches courses such as Lineare Algebra 2 and Study Group on Isogenies in Cryptography. His contact information is available at lorenz.panny@tum.de, and his personal website provides further details about his academic work.
Scholar-generated biography
Lorenz Panny is a researcher at Technische Universität München, focusing on post-quantum cryptography and isogeny-based cryptographic protocols. His work explores the security and efficiency of cryptographic schemes based on isogeny problems, such as CSIDH and SIDH, and their quantum-resistant properties. He has contributed to the development of algorithms like SCALLOP and SQIsign, which aim to improve the practicality and security of isogeny-based cryptography. His research also addresses quantum attacks on cryptographic systems and the design of secure group actions for cryptographic applications. Panny's publications emphasize the theoretical and practical aspects of cryptographic protocols in the post-quantum era.