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This flurry of theoretical progress has been matched with (and motivated by) a flurry of emerging applications. New technologies give rise to new theoretical problems, and solutions to those problems feed back into practice. Examples include applications in DNA storage, quantum computing, coding for distributed systems and distributed computing, and coding for emerging memory technologies. Error-correcting codes have also been finding new theoretical applications — for example, in complexity theory, pseudorandomness, and cryptography.
This program brings together researchers from different communities of theoretical research on error-correcting codes, including TCS, EE/IT, math, and physics, as well as researchers working on potential application areas. The aim is to further catalyze progress in this area and to lay out new directions for the field.
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## About
Error-correcting codes are a fundamental tool for protecting data from noise. They appear naturally throughout computer science, electrical engineering, math, and physics. For that reason, they have a rich intellectual history in all these areas. While error-correcting codes have been studied since the 1950s, the last several years have seen a flurry of theoretical progress across all these areas. For example, in theoretical computer science, we have seen new constructions of list-decodable and locally decodable/testable codes; in electrical engineering and information theory, we have seen the emergence of polar codes, and of new results on the performance of classical codes on stochastic channels; in math, we have seen new combinatorial results and connections with algebraic geometry; and in physics, we have seen the recent development of good quantum LDPC codes.
This flurry of theoretical progress has been matched with (and motivated by) a flurry of emerging applications. New technologies give rise to new theoretical problems, and solutions to those problems feed back into practice. Examples include applications in DNA storage, quantum computing, coding for distributed systems and distributed computing, and coding for emerging memory technologies. Error-correcting codes have also been finding new theoretical applications — for example, in complexity theory, pseudorandomness, and cryptography.
This program brings together researchers from different communities of theoretical research on error-correcting codes, including TCS, EE/IT, math, and physics, as well as researchers working on potential application areas. The aim is to further catalyze progress in this area and to lay out new directions for the field.
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[Sivakanth Gopi](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/sivakanth-gopi)
(Microsoft Research)
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[Venkatesan Guruswami](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/venkatesan-guruswami)
(Simons Institute, UC Berkeley)
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[Henry Pfister](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/henry-pfister)
(Duke University)
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[Mary Wootters](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/mary-wootters)
(Stanford University)
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[Gilles Zémor](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/gilles-zemor)
(University of Bordeaux)
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## Long-Term Participants (including Organizers)
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(Microsoft Research)
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(Simons Institute, UC Berkeley)
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(Duke University)
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(Stanford University)
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(University of Bordeaux)
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(UC Berkeley)
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(University of Maryland)
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(Duke University)
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(University of Michigan)
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(UC Berkeley)
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(Ben-Gurion University)
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(Aalto University)
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(University of Waterloo)
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(Ohio State University)
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(Santa Clara University)
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(Aalto University)
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[Christine Kelley](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/christine-kelley)
(University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
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(IBM)
[Anthony Leverrier](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/anthony-leverrier)
(INRIA)
[Shu Liu](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/shu-liu)
(University of Electronic Science and Technology of China)
[Joao Miguel Lourenco Ribeiro](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/joao-miguel-lourenco-ribeiro)
(IT and IST - University of Lisbon)
[Umberto MartĂnez-Peñas](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/umberto-martinez-penas)
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(Virginia Tech)
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(UC San Diego)
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[Marco Mondelli](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/marco-mondelli-0)
(Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA))
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(Ben-Gurion University)
[Krishna Narayanan](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/krishna-narayanan)
(Texas A\&M University)
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(UC Berkeley)
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(UC Berkeley)
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(Duke University)
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(University of Arizona)
[Noga Ron-Zewi](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/noga-ron-zewi)
(University of Haifa)
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(University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
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(Stanford University)
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(University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)
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(Ohio State University)
[Dorsa Fathollahi](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/dorsa-fathollahi)
(Stanford University)
[Aygul Galimova](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/aygul-galimova)
(Duke University)
[Venkitesh Iyer](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/venkitesh-iyer)
(Tel Aviv University)
[Nithish Kumar](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/nithish-kumar)
(Purdue University)
[Okko Makkonen](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/okko-makkonen)
(Aalto University)
[Wouter Rozendaal](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/wouter-rozendaal)
(University of Bordeaux)
[Raymond Song](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/raymond-song)
(Purdue University)
[Siyi Yang](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/siyi-yang)
(Duke University)
[Hanwen Yao](https://simons.berkeley.edu/people/hanwen-yao)
(Duke University)
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(Ohio State University)
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| Readable Markdown | Error-correcting codes are a fundamental tool for protecting data from noise. They appear naturally throughout computer science, electrical engineering, math, and physics. For that reason, they have a rich intellectual history in all these areas. While error-correcting codes have been studied since the 1950s, the last several years have seen a flurry of theoretical progress across all these areas. For example, in theoretical computer science, we have seen new constructions of list-decodable and locally decodable/testable codes; in electrical engineering and information theory, we have seen the emergence of polar codes, and of new results on the performance of classical codes on stochastic channels; in math, we have seen new combinatorial results and connections with algebraic geometry; and in physics, we have seen the recent development of good quantum LDPC codes.
This flurry of theoretical progress has been matched with (and motivated by) a flurry of emerging applications. New technologies give rise to new theoretical problems, and solutions to those problems feed back into practice. Examples include applications in DNA storage, quantum computing, coding for distributed systems and distributed computing, and coding for emerging memory technologies. Error-correcting codes have also been finding new theoretical applications — for example, in complexity theory, pseudorandomness, and cryptography.
This program brings together researchers from different communities of theoretical research on error-correcting codes, including TCS, EE/IT, math, and physics, as well as researchers working on potential application areas. The aim is to further catalyze progress in this area and to lay out new directions for the field.
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