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• Andy Twigg (University of Cambridge)
• Friday 23 May 2008, 14:30-15:30
• Computer Laboratory, William Gates Building, Room GS15.

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Bio:

Andy is a postdoc at the Computer Laboratory. He finished his PhD in 2006 at Cambridge. He was a Marie Curie fellow at BRICS in 2003, then spent four months in 2006 at Microsoft Research Cambridge then 2007-2008 as a postdoc at Thomson Research, Paris (Thomson page).

Research interests: Graph algorithms, routing, scheduling

He’s mainly interested in graph problems applied to computing, like routing and scheduling problems in networks. Recently he’s been interested in so-called constrained routing problems, which generalise compact routing from shortest paths, and in combinatorial markets and algorithms for storage systems (eg data centers).

More at Andy’s page

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