Tal Rabin's guest appearances

Tal Rabin

The Women in Tech Show: A Technical Podcast

5 Minute Mentor

Real World Cryptographers Podcast

Immigrant Computer Scientists

Asya Kamsky

Heather Winkle

Rebecca Parsons

Natalya Bailey

Miriam Aguirre

Dana Lorberg

Thamar Solorio

Lisa Reeves

Kelley Rivoire

Merrie Williamson

Angela Guzman

Paula Paul

Kara Swisher

Sarah Hall

Saron Yitbarek

OwlTail

Episode 28: Interview with Tal Rabin, Prof CIS at Univ. Pennsylvania, and Head of Research at Algorand Foundation (blockchain). Ranked by Business Insider (2014) as #4 on List of "22 Most Powerful  Women Engineers in World". Ranked by Forbes (2018)  among "The World's Top 50 Women In Tech". ACM Fellow, IACR Fellow. Founder of "Women in Theory" Conference. Immigrant from Israel in 1994.

Episode 28: Interview with Tal Rabin, Prof CIS at Univ. Pennsylvania, and Head of Research at Algorand Foundation (blockchain). Ranked by Business Insider (2014) as #4 on List of "22 Most Powerful  Women Engineers in World". Ranked by Forbes (2018)  among "The World's Top 50 Women In Tech". ACM Fellow, IACR Fellow. Founder of "Women in Theory" Conference. Immigrant from Israel in 1994.

Tal Rabin Interview

Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Android | YouTubeTal Rabin is Head of Research at the Algorand Foundation. She is a researcher that focuses on cryptography and security. For over 22 years she was the Head of the Cryptographic Research Group at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center.https://media.blubrry.com/5minutementor/5minutementor473546891.files.wordpress.com/2020/04/17-tal-rabin-full.mp3Transcript:ES: This is 5 Minute Mentor, a podcast where you’ll get advice from prominent engineers, authors, artists, and more in 5 minutes or less.ES: Today’s mentor is Tal Rabin, Head of Research at the Algorand Foundation. Tal is a researcher that focuses on cryptography and security. For over 22 years she was the Head of the Cryptographic Research Group at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center.ES: This is their advice.TR: People always discuss having mentors and sponsors in the work environment, which are very important things. But that’s not my advice. My advice is the following. I found for myself, that, many times I would identify opportunities. Not through a mentor or sponsor, but myself, that I thought that were relevant for me, and could advance my career. And it would be good if I could get them. But, this was not a self promotion thing that you could do, you really needed somebody to recommend you, or to put you forward. And what I’ve learned, and this is my advice: When you see that, and, if you have, a close colleague that you trust, and you think, can do this on your behalf, you should simply go and ask them. Please put me forward for this promotion. Please nominate me for this opportunity. And so on. So, it’s just very important that you sometimes take the lead yourself. with the aid of others. But try to identify things for yourself and push them forward.Tal Rabin, Head of Research at the Algorand Foundation

Subscribe on: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/5-minute-mentor/id1471917749" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apple Podcasts</a> | <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/3uHJvYFdeUxxDsWRIfzSdk?si=OxaCQb6BSaeJ6Qnh2APCVw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify</a> | <a href="http://subscribeonandroid.com/mentors.fm/category/podcast/feed/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Android</a> | <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpLIWq12Fa6QAXzGid1QfQ/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a>Tal Rabin is Head of Research at the <a href="https://algorand.foundation/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Algorand Foundation</a>. She is a researcher that focuses on cryptography and security. For over 22 years she was the Head of the Cryptographic Research Group at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center.<a href="https://media.blubrry.com/5minutementor/5minutementor473546891.files.wordpress.com/2020/04/17-tal-rabin-full.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://media.blubrry.com/5minutementor/5minutementor473546891.files.wordpress.com/2020/04/17-tal-rabin-full.mp3</a>Transcript:ES: This is 5 Minute Mentor, a podcast where you’ll get advice from prominent engineers, authors, artists, and more in 5 minutes or less.ES: Today’s mentor is Tal Rabin, Head of Research at the Algorand Foundation. Tal is a researcher that focuses on cryptography and security. For over 22 years she was the Head of the Cryptographic Research Group at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center.ES: This is their advice.TR: People always discuss having mentors and sponsors in the work environment, which are very important things. But that’s not my advice. My advice is the following. I found for myself, that, many times I would identify opportunities. Not through a mentor or sponsor, but myself, that I thought that were relevant for me, and could advance my career. And it would be good if I could get them. But, this was not a self promotion thing that you could do, you really needed somebody to recommend you, or to put you forward. And what I’ve learned, and this is my advice: When you see that, and, if you have, a close colleague that you trust, and you think, can do this on your behalf, you should simply go and ask them. Please put me forward for this promotion. Please nominate me for this opportunity. And so on. So, it’s just very important that you sometimes take the lead yourself. with the aid of others. But try to identify things for yourself and push them forward.Tal Rabin, Head of Research at the Algorand Foundation

Identify Opportunities (Tal Rabin)

Cryptography is fundamental to providing privacy and security over the internet. Tal Rabin, Head of Research of the Algorand Foundation, explained what cryptography is and the main ideas behind it. We talked about the building blocks of cryptography and how these can be used to build protocols and systems that provide privacy and security.

Abie Award Series: Cryptography (Tal Rabin)