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Lev Reyzin
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I am an Assistant Professor in the
MCS group
within the Math (MSCS) Department at UIC. I also have a
courtesy appointment in Computer Science.
My research interests span the theory and practice of machine learning, network and data science, and optimization.
Personal
vita
selected awards
2015 - ARO Young Investigator Award (YIP)
2012 - Georgia Tech College of Computing
Outstanding Postdoctoral Researcher
2011 - AISTATS Notable Paper
2010 - Simons Postdoctoral Fellowship
2009 - Yale's Nominee for ACM Doctoral Dissertation Award
2009 - NSF CI Postdoctoral Fellowship
2007 - COLT Best Student Paper
2007 - NSF Graduate Fellowship
2006 - Yahoo! Research Ph.D. Scholarship
2006 - ICML Best Student Paper and Outstanding Paper
a brief bio
Lev Reyzin is a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the
MCS
group at UIC's mathematics
department.
His research spans the theory and practice of machine learning.
Previously, 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 fellowship
from Yale
under Dana Angluin
and his undergraduate degree from
Princeton.
His work has earned awards at ICML, COLT, and AISTATS.
He is also the recipient of an ARO Young Investigator Program grant.
my blog,
twitter, and
Google+
papers by
year
or by
venue
my various theses
slides from my talks
my dblp and google scholar
Ben Fish, Ph.D. in progress
Yi Huang, Ph.D. in progress
Mano Vikash Janardhanan, Ph.D. in progress
Jeremy Kun, Ph.D. 2016
(thesis pdf),
first position: data scientist at 21 Inc.
Ádám Lelkes,
Ph.D. in progress (co-advised with György Turán)
Li Wang, postdoc RAP, 2015–
UIC CS 401 / MCS 401: Computer Algorithms I
(Fall 2016, Spring 2016)
UIC MCS 548: Mathematical Theory of Artificial Intelligence
(Fall 2016, Fall 2014)
UIC MCS 441: Theory of Computation I
(Spring 2016,
Spring 2014,
Spring 2013)
UIC MCS 590: Foundations of Data Science (Spring 2015)
UIC MCS 521: Combinatorial Optimization (Fall 2013)
GaTech
CS 8803/MATH 8833: Discrete Fourier Analysis and Applications (Spring 2012)
Other
photos I've uploaded on photonet and flickr
my Erdös number is
3
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
my math genealogy entry
a theory of moderation
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