Rose Silver, PhD Student

Rose is a PhD student in computer science at Carnegie Mellon University, advised by Elaine Shi and Jonathan Ullman. Her research focuses on algorithms, privacy, and the interplay between theory and practice and is supported by the CyLab Presidential Fellowship.

She can be reached at rosesilv [at] cs.cmu.edu.

Research

Note: In theoretical computer science, it is customary to sort the authors of each paper alphabetically.

Decentralized Data Archival: New Definitions and Constructions

ITCS '26 • Shi; Silver; Mu — authors listed in randomized order

History-Independent Load Balancing

SODA '26 • Bender; Kuszmaul; Shi; Silver

Private Mean Estimation with Person-Level Differential Privacy

SODA ’25 • Agarwal; Kamath; Majid; Mouzakis; Silver; Ullman

Differentially Private Medians and Interior Points for Non-Pathological Data

ITCS ’24 • Aliakbarpour; Silver; Steinke; Ullman

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Box-Ball Systems and RSK Tableaux

FPSAC ’22 • Drucker; Garcia; Gunawan; Rumbolt; Silver

Senior Thesis: Triangulations of Cambrian Lattices of Type A

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