Bernhard Haeupler

Haeupler

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MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab
32-G678, Stata Center
32 Vassar Street
Cambridge, MA 02139
USA

email: haeupler at mit.edu
tel: (617) 253-5866
voice-box: (617) 715-2586

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Bernhard Haeupler

Since September 2008 I am a PhD student in the CSAIL Theory Group of the MIT Computer Science Department.
In June 2010 I completed my Masters of Science in EECS at MIT (GPA: 4.0). I will be graduating in 2013.
I am advised by Jonathan Kelner, Muriel Médard and David Karger.

In 2007-2008 I was working with Robert E. Tarjan while visiting the Theory Group at the Computer Science Department at Princeton University.
From October 2004 - 2007 I studied in Germany at the Technical University Munich in the diploma programs for Mathematics and Computer Science where I graduated with a Diplom in mathematics (GPA: 4.0).
I was also a fellow of the elite graduate program TopMath in Applied Mathematics in which I completed the TopMath Elite Bachelor of Science and the TopMath Master of Science with Honours.

Research Interests

I am interested in theoretical computer science, particulary the design and analysis of algorithms for combinatorial problems.
Lately I have been particularly interested in efficiently solving various information dissemination problems using gossip and network coding approaches.
I have also worked on classical data structures, planarity tests and algorithmic applications of the Lovasz Local Lemma.

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