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Mathematics

Structuring Applied Mathematics, Optimization, Cryptography & Computational Logic

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Dr. Uddeshaya Kumar

Dr. Uddeshaya Kumar

Assistant ProfessorMathematics

2 Yrs
Teaching Experience
2 Yrs
Total Experience
Ph.D.
Highest Qualification
14+
Published Works

About & Biography

My research focuses on post-quantum cryptography and secure communication for emerging technologies. I focus on building lightweight, quantum-resistant cryptographic protocols suited to resource-constrained systems like IoT, Medical IoT, Vehicle-to-Grid networks, and intelligent transportation. Core areas include lattice-based cryptography, Ring-LWE, authentication and key-agreement schemes, and quantum-safe communication. I teach with a focus on conceptual clarity, active engagement, and linking theory to practice. Students grasp mathematics, computer science, and cybersecurity best when abstract ideas are grounded in intuitive examples and hands-on problem-solving.

Education & Qualifications

Doctorate2025
Ph.D.
Cryptography
The LNM Institute of Information Technology, Jaipur

Research Specialization & Focus Areas

  • Cybersecurity & Cryptography

Scholarly Publications

14 publications
2026
01

Anonymous Two-Party Authentication and Key Establishment With Trusted Server for Future-Proofing Security of Mobile Communication System

IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Societypeer-reviewed, Scopus/SCI

2025
02

Design and analysis of a post-quantum secure three party authenticated key agreement protocol based on ring learning with error for mobile device

The Journal of Supercomputingpeer-reviewed, Scopus/SCI

2024
03

Development and analysis of attack-resilient three party authenticated key agreement scheme based on chaotic maps for secure communication

Cluster Computingpeer-reviewed, Scopus/SCI

04

Anonymous quantum safe construction of three party authentication and key agreement protocol for mobile devices

IEEE Accesspeer-reviewed, Scopus/SCI

2023
05

A construction of three party post quantum secure authenticated key exchange using ring learning with errors and ECC cryptography

IEEE Accesspeer-reviewed, Scopus/SCI

06

A construction of three party post quantum secure authenticated key exchange for mobile users

14th International Conference on Computing Communication and NetworkingConference proceeding