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Dov Gordon has taught at George Mason Ä¢¹½AV since 2015. Before joining George Mason, Gordon was a recipient of the computing innovations postdoctoral fellowship and spent three years working in a private research lab. His research is in cryptography; he discovers new ways to compute encrypted data so that user privacy can be maintained throughout the lifetime of the data. His work spans both the theoretical foundations of cryptography, as well as the practical aspects of applying the research to real problems.