Motwani Postdoc Announced
After discussing postdoc opportunities with me and the opportunities as part of the Simons Collaboration on the Theory of Algorithmic Fairness, let me conclude with postdoc [...]
Postdoc Opportunities in Algorithmic Fairness
As promised, more postdoctoral positions now available for 2021 The Simons Collaboration on the Theory of Algorithmic Fairness seek highly qualified candidates (within five [...]
Hiring Postdocs
I am looking to hire postdocs in the coming years on topics of algorithmic fairness with relation to a Simons Collaboration and on the meaning of individual probabilities [...]
FORC 2021 Is on Its Way
After a powerful launch at 2021, the second meeting of The Symposium on Foundations of Responsible Computing (FORC) is on its way. The call for papers for FORC 2021 is out, [...]
(Free) Registeration to TCS Women Rising Star talks
TCS Women Rising Star talks are happening as part of TCS Women STOC Spotlight Workshop. Seven Rising Star speakers are lined up, all of whom are planning to be on the job [...]
Incentive Compatible Sensitive Surveys
Crucial decisions are increasingly being made by automated machine learning algorithms. These algorithms rely on data, and without high quality data, the resulting decisions [...]
Nominations for TCS Women Rising Star talks at STOC
Directly from the organizers: ———– Dear colleagues, We invite you to nominate speakers for TCS Women Rising Star talks at STOC 2019, which are planned [...]
Pride and Prejudice: From Research to Practice
Despite (or because of) being a devoted theoretician, I truly enjoy every occasion when theory influences practice. I therefore felt quite a bit of satisfaction when our [...]
We’ve got WIT and they got Talent
The wonderful Women in Theory is, like so many other events this year, virtual in 2020 (physical meeting postponed to 2021). And it is happening today! The virtual meeting [...]
What’s Your Story?
Last quarter, I taught a course on research methods in TOC, which gave me an opportunity to think through many aspects of research. I was promoting a human-centric [...]
