Sepehr Assadi
Assistant Professor Department of Computer Science, Rutgers University
Email: firstname (dot) lastname (at) rutgers (dot) edu
Office: CoRE 310
I am an assistant professor in the Computer Science Department
at Rutgers University and part of the
Theory of Computing Group.
Prior to that, I spent a wonderful year as a postdoctoral researcher at Princeton University
supported by the Simons Algorithms and Geometry Collaboration. I received my PhD from the department of Computer & Information Science at University of Pennsylvania
and was extremely fortunate to have Sanjeev Khanna as my advisor.
I got my B.Sc. in Computer Engineering from Sharif University of Technology, Iran.
Prospective Students:
If you are interested in the theory group at Rutgers, consider applying to our
PhD Program.
I am not admitting graduate students currently and will not be able to respond individually to applicants emails.
Miscellaneous
- • Local links:
- • Some useful resources for early-year PhD students and students applying to graduate schools:
- PhD Rants and Raves (Be afraid. Be very afraid.) by Y. Smaragdakis
- How to Be a Successful PhD Student (in Computer Science (in NLP/ML)) by M. Dredze and H. M. Wallach
- Does one have to be a genius to do maths? by T. Tao
- A few words on research for graduate students by F. Chung