Matthew Lentz

At the forefront of innovation in computer science, Matthew Lentz serves as an Assistant Professor at Duke University, where he specializes in systems, networking, and security. With a keen focus on advancing the field, his research delves into the creation of new abstractions and tools designed to enhance the security of software systems. His work also extends to developing systems that bolster networking and machine learning applications, reflecting his commitment to pushing the boundaries of technology. Matthew's academic journey is marked by a dedication to both research and teaching. At Duke, he imparts his knowledge through a variety of courses, including Secure Software Systems, Introduction to Operating Systems, and Introduction to Computer Systems. His teaching philosophy centers around equipping students with the skills and understanding necessary to navigate and contribute to the rapidly evolving landscape of computer science. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Matthew actively engages in collaborative research projects that aim to address some of the most pressing challenges in the field. His work not only contributes to academic discourse but also has practical implications, influencing the development of more secure and efficient software systems. Matthew's contributions to the field are recognized through his numerous publications and presentations at leading conferences. He remains committed to fostering an environment of innovation and excellence at Duke University, inspiring the next generation of computer scientists to explore and innovate in the realms of machine learning, networking, and software systems security.