Manuel Blum | Berkeley in the 80s

We are delighted to share the latest installment of Berkeley in the 80s, a series of interviews with Turing laureates whose award-winning research on the theory of computing was conducted at Berkeley.

This episode features Manuel Blum, in conversation with Simons Institute Senior Advisor Umesh Vazirani.

You can watch episode 1 with Shafi Goldwasser here.

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