Ankit Garg
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I am a Senior Researcher at Microsoft Research India. Prior to this, I was a postdoctoral researcher at Microsoft Research New England. I obtained my PhD in Computer Science from Princeton University where I was fortunate to be advised by Mark Braverman. I obtained my B-Tech in Computer Science from IIT Delhi. I am broadly interested in theoretical computer science, specifically in algebraic complexity, communication complexity and continuous optimization. E-mail: garga [at] microsoft [dot] com |
Professional service
PC member for FOCS 2017, ITCS 2020, STOC 2020, FSTTCS 2020, FOCS 2021, STOC 2022.
News and announcements
[Feb 2021] Anand Louis and I are teaching a course on theory of convex optimization and sampling at IISc. See here for details.
[Dec 2019] Together with Raghu Meka, Tonian Pitassi and Makrand Sinha, we organized a workshop on extension complexity and lifting theorems at FSTTCS 2019. See here for details.
[Oct 2018] Together with Rafael Oliveira, Michael Walter and Avi Wigderson, we organized a workshop on scaling algorithms at FOCS 2018. See here for details.