Hosted by the Algorithm Engineering group, researchers gathered in-person at the Hasso Plattner Institute to participate in the ALGO 2022. This conference consists of a collection of smaller subconferences such as the European Symposium on Algorithms (ESA). Recordings of some of the keynotes of the event can be found on Tele-Task.
Martin Schirneck successfully defended his PhD Thesis on Enumeration Algorithms in Data Profiling, supervised by Tobias Friedrich and advised by Thomas Bläsius. He obtained a PhD title in Computer Science for this achievement.
Ralf Rothenberger successfully defended his PhD Thesis titled Satisfiability Thresholds for Non-Uniform Random k-SAT and, thus, obtained his PhD title in Computer Science. He was supervised by Tobias Friedrich.
Anna Melnichenko successfully defended her PhD Thesis on Selfish Creation of Realistic Networks, supervised by Tobias Friedrich and advised by Pascal Lenzner. She obtained a PhD title in Computer Science for this achievement.
Photo Credit: HPI/ K. Herschelmann
Algorithm Engineering
Our research focus is on theoretical computer science and algorithm engineering. We are equally interested in the mathematical foundations of algorithms and developing efficient algorithms in practice. A special focus is on random structures and methods.
