PhD Students

Reka Agnes Kovacs (Oxford, 2023), Connor Lawless (Cornell, 2024), Ishan Bansal (Cornell, 2024)

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Ph.D. Thesis

  Computational Problems in Telecommunication Networks  (also in .ps)

Short Bio

Oktay Günlük is a professor of practice at Cornell University, School of ORIE. Before joining Cornell, he was the manager of the Mathematical Optimization and Algorithms group at IBM Research. He has also spent three years as a researcher in the Operations Research group in AT&T Labs. At both of these industrial labs, in addition to basic research in mathematical optimization, he has worked on various large-scale applied optimization projects for internal and external customers.

Oktay Günlük's main research interests are related to theoretical and computational aspects of discrete optimization problems, mainly in the area of integer programming. In particular, his main body of work is in the area of cutting planes for mixed-integer sets. Some of his recent work focuses on developing integer programming based approaches to classification and clustering problems in machine learning.

He holds B.S. and M.S. degrees from Boğaziçi University and a Ph.D. degree from Columbia University.