Trillon White
Trillon White
Deakin University
Trill is currently a third-year student studying the Bachelor of Cybersecurity program at Deakin University. She is driven by a profound interest in applied mathematics, specifically exploring its intersection with optimisation and cryptography.
A high achieving student, during her first two years at Deakin she used the time to explore different fields of interest, and contributed to four research projects within her university before realising her true passion, in maths. Her work last year in Bayesian regression was published in Deakins Maths Yearbook of 2024, and she is now focusing on mathematical optimisation techniques in cryptography.
Her project as part of AMSI looks at possible optimisations within BKZ-(LLL) algorithm, which is a lattice reduction algorithm used to solve systems like the LWE problem. She is looking forward to presenting her work and learning from the other students.
She is planning on starting Honours next year.
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