Berkeley in the 80s, Episode 3: Silvio Micali

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The third episode in a series of video interviews with Turing Laureates whose award-winning research on the theory of computing was conducted at Berkeley.

Featuring: Silvio Micali, ACM A.M. Turing Laureate, 2012

Host: Shafi Goldwasser
Videography: Drew Mason
Video Editing: Kristin Kane
Graphic Design: Barry Bödeker
Production Assistant: Christine Wang

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