Carl A. Miller
Adjunct Associate Professor and Co-Director

Contact Information
- camiller@umd.edu
- Office:
3100K Atlantic Building
- Office Phone:
- (301) 405-7367
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Bio
Carl A. Miller is a QuICS Co-Director, an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Institute for Advanced Computer Studies, and a Mathematician in the Computer Security Division at NIST. His research is on developing new cryptography for the quantum era. Topics of interest include position-based cryptography, quantum protocols between mutually mistrustful parties, proofs of quantumness, and classical "post-quantum" cryptography. Miller also studies applications to quantum information of concepts that originated in pure mathematics.
Miller received a Ph. D. in mathematics from Berkeley in 2007, and was a research fellow in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department at the University of Michigan before joining QuICS.
Recent News
QuICS Researchers Recognized with Research Impact Award
March 28, 2025QuICS Celebrates 10 Years of Research and Scholarship
March 14, 2025Miller Takes on New Role as Co-Director of QuICS
March 14, 2025
Recent Publications
The membership problem for constant-sized quantum correlations is undecidable
, , Commun. Math. Phys., 406, (2025)Evaluating the security of CRYSTALS-Dilithium in the quantum random oracle model
, , Springer, Cham, vol 14656, (2024)Hidden-State Proofs of Quantumness
, , arXiv, (2024)
Courses
- Research Interactions in Mathematics (RIT on Quantum Information) (MATH489/689, Spring 2022)
- Research Interactions in Mathematics (RIT on Quantum Information) (MATH489/689, Fall 2020)
- Research Interactions in Mathematics (RIT on Quantum Information) (MATH489/689, Fall 2018)
- Research Interactions in Mathematics (RIT on Quantum Information) (MATH489/689, Fall 2016)
- Research Interactions in Mathematics (RIT on Quantum Information) (MATH489/689, Fall 2017)