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Brief Bio
I finished my PhD in Computer Science from Stanford University in the summer of 2000. I joined the Computer Science department at Princeton in Fall 2001, after spending a year in the research group at Google. Before attending graduate school at Stanford, I was an undergraduate at the Indian Institute of Technology at Bombay (now Mumbai), which is also the city where I was born and grew up in. Research Interests My interests are in theoretical computer science. I am broadly interested in the design and analysis of algorithms, with an emphasis on approximation algorithms for NP-hard problems, metric embeddings and algorithmic techniques for massive data sets. Here is a list of my publications.
Program Committees
Room 305 (not
required for physical mail) Phone: (609) 258 7477 Email: firstname AT cs dot princeton dot edu
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