Lev Reyzin is an Associate Professor in the MCS group at UIC's mathematics department. His research spans the theory and practice of machine learning. Prior to coming to UIC, Lev was a Simons Postdoctoral Fellow at Georgia Tech, and before that, an NSF CI-Fellow at Yahoo! Research, where he tackled problems in computational advertising. Lev received his Ph.D. on an NSF graduate research fellowship from Yale under Dana Angluin and his undergraduate degree from Princeton. His work has earned awards at ICML, COLT, and AISTATS and has been funded by the National Science Foundation and the Army Research Office.

• thesis: New Models and Algorithms for Data Analysis
• first/current position: postdoctoral researcher at MSR Montréal

• thesis: Problems in Learning under Limited Resources and Information
• first/current position: postdoctoral scholar in Medicine at UChicago

• thesis: Algorithms and Complexity Results for Big Data
• first/current position: software engineer at Google Research

• thesis: Graphs, New Models, and Complexity
• first position: data scientist at 21 Inc.
• current position: software engineer at Google

• research interests: optimization, mathematical programming, tensors, large-data problems
• first/current position: assistant professor of Mathematics at UT Arlington

Fall 2018, Fall 2016, Fall 2014

Fall 2018, Fall 2017, Spring 2017, Fall 2016, Spring 2016

Spring 2018, Spring 2016, Spring 2014, Spring 2013

Fall 2017, Spring 2015

Fall 2013

Spring 2012

four different paths:
Lev Reyzin → Nikhil Srivastava → Alan D. Taylor → Paul Erdös
Lev Reyzin → James Aspnes → Leonard J. Schulman → Paul Erdös
Lev Reyzin → Santosh S. Vempala → Noga Alon → Paul Erdös
Lev Reyzin → György Turán → András Hanjal → Paul Erdös