Jun-Ting (Tim) Hsieh
SIAM Conference on Optimization [May'23] Tel Aviv University Theory Fest, Plenary Session [Dec 22] Workshop on Algorithms Under Uncertainty, Chennai [Dec 22] Simons Institute Reunion Workshop on CCSI [Dec 22] Princeton Center for Theoretical Science Workshop on Positivity [Nov 22] CRM Workshop on Tensors in Algebraic Geometry [Nov'22] Professional Mentoring Panel at FOCS 2022 [Nov'22] UT Theory Seminar [Oct' 22] ACO Seminar UC Irvine [Oct'22] Berkeley Theory Lunch [Oct'22] Stanford Theory Lunch [Oct'22] San
See a complete list of my papers for details. See Selected Papers arranged roughly by topics below with links to videos of recorded talks. My current research aims at designing efficient algorithms and obtaining rigorous evidence of algorithmic thresholds for average-case computational problems arising in theoretical computer science and its intersections with allied areas such as statistics. Part of this research program is currently supported by an NSF CAREER Award (2021-2026) on The Nature of Average-Cas
15-155: The Computational Lens A class focused on the use of theory of computation as a lens on other fields of inquiry. Tue-Thu, 3:30-4:50pm, GHC 4102 Office Hours: after class
Jun-Ting (Tim) Hsieh