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Omri Weinstein

I am an Associate professor in the theoretical computer science group at the Hebrew University (on leave from Columbia University).

 

I am broadly interested in the interplay between data structures, information theory and optimization, especially in understanding the complexity and the role of dynamic data structures in accelerating iterative optimization and high-dimensional search. 

I obtained my PhD from Princeton University and was a Simons Society Junior Fellow at Courant Institute (NYU). 

 

My research is supported by an NSF CAREER Award and the Samson Prime-Minister Award for Innovation.

 

Program Committees: ESA'21 , ISIT'21

 

Contact me any time!