About me
I am currently a Faculty Fellow at New York University, hosted by Martin Farach-Colton. I received my Ph.D. from Georgetown University under the supervision of Jeremy T. Fineman and Ophir Frieder. Previously, I was a Postdoctoral Researcher at Boston College advised by Hsin-Hao Su. My research interests lie in graph algorithms, especially parallel and distributed graph algorithms.
News
Join us for the Graduate Student Theory Talks Day at NYU Tandon on October 18, featuring presentations from students on theoretical research (FOCS, SODA, NeurIPS), with lunch provided!
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Teaching
CS-GY 6033: Design and Analysis of Algorithms I ( Fall 2024 )
Publications
Dissertation
Single-source Shortest Paths for Digraphs. PhD thesis. July, 2022.
Advisor: Jeremy T. Fineman
Defense Committe:
Der-Chen Chang,
Jeremy T. Fineman,
Ophir Frieder,
Justin Thaler.
Education
Ph.D. Computer Science, Georgetown University, 2016 ~ 2022
Research Assitant, The University of Hong Kong, 2014 ~ 2016
Master, School of Software Engeering, Peking University, 2013 ~ 2016
BSc, School of Software Engeering, Sun Yat-sen University, 2009 ~ 2013
Teaching experience (TA)
COSC 540 -- Algorithms (Fall 2020, Dr. Jeremy T. Fineman)
COSC 280 -- Intro to Database (Spring 2020, Dr. Ophir Frieder)
COSC 580 -- Database Management Systems (Fall 2019, Dr. Ophir Frieder)