Associate Professor

Department of Computer Science

University of Warwick, UK

Room: MB 2.33

Email: firstname DOT lastname AT warwick DOT ac DOT uk

Research Interests

I am broadly interested in applying probability theory to understand the behaviour of networks and algorithms. I am particularly interested in algorithms and analysis for large-scale networks which include many real-world examples such as social networks, cloud networks, the internet, artificial neural networks, etc. I try to understand the performance of these networks by analysing the stochastic dynamics which describes the time evolution of the nodes and edges constituting the networks. Some keywords that describe my research are:

Available Positions

I am always looking for motivated Ph.D. students with strong mathematical background to work with me. To have a better understanding of the type of research I do, please have a look at some of my recent papers. If you are interested to work with me, please send in your resume. Students with non-CS background (e.g., in Mathematics, Statistics, Electrical Engineering) are encouraged to apply. Information on the application process and funding opportunities can be found here and here.

The CS department at Warwick is one of the top computing departments in the UK (it ranks 4th among all computing departments in the latest Research Excellence Framework). It is well known for its research in theoretical and foundational areas of computer science. It is also strongly connected to the reknowned Warwick Mathematics Institute (WMI)

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A list of all my publications can be found on my Google Scholar Profile. Here is a more organised list

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Ph.D.

1. Sanidhay Bhambay (2020-2024) (Now postdoc at Durham University Business School)

Masters