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Research Associate since 1996, Data Mining and Web Search Group, Informatics Laboratory, Computer and Automation Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
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Part-time associate professor since 1996, Department of operations research, Mathematics Institute, Eötvös University Budapest |
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Born 1969 in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary
Citizen and permanent resident of
Hungary
Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, July 1997
Ph.D. Thesis title: ``Cut structures and randomized algorithms in edge-connectivity problems''. Thesis Advisor: Michel X. Goemans
University Diploma in Mathematics, Eötvös University, Budapest, July 1993
Diploma Thesis Title: ``Cut representations in graphs'', Thesis advisor: András Frank
Visiting student at the University of Chicago (Spring 1993), Braunschweig University, Germany (Spring 1992) and Cambridge University, England (Spring 1991)
Young Researcher Prize, Hungarian Acedemy of Sciences (2002)
Machtey Award for best student paper, 36th Annual IEEE Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 1995. (see the most recent call for papers for award information)
Pro Scientia Medal, awarded by Hungarian Academic Student Club for undergraduate research work, 1993
Kato Rényi Prize, awarded by Bolyai Mathematical Society, 1993
1st prize at Schweitzer Mathematics Competition, 1990 (National 10 day take-home exam with 10 research-level problems for university students, organized by Bolyai Math. Society, Hungary)
Bolyai Research Scholarship, awarded by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 1998--2001 and 2003-
Lecture in Combinatorial Optimization for 4th year Mathematics majors, Fall 1996-, Eötvös University, Budapest. Information in Hungarian
Data Mining and Mathematics of Networks, 2002-, Eötvös University, Budapest.
Lecture in Combinatorial Optimization for 4th year Computer Science majors, Spring 1997-, Eötvös University, Budapest. Information in Hungarian
Teaching Assistant at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Combinatorics, Complexity theory and Parallel Scientific Computing. Latter includes programming with parallel computers.