|  |  Claire Mathieu
 Contact Information 
	 In Paris:
	 Email: cmathieu at di.ens.fr
	 Office: Hauts du DI 10 (Escalier A, 3e etage)
	 45 rue d'Ulm, 75005 Paris, France
	 Phone: +33 1 44 32 33 28, Fax: +33 1 44 32 20 75 
 
  
	 At Brown: 
	Email: Claire_Kenyon at brown.edu
	Office 555
	Box 1910, Computer Science Department
	Brown University
	Providence, RI 02912
	401-863-6066 (voice), 401-863-7657 (fax)
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  I am a CNRS director at Departement d'Informatique, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, France.
  During a transition period, I am temporarily a part-time Member of the Brown CS department Theory group.
  Blog
  Unique games algorithm
(Summary of the Arora-Barak-Steurer paper)
  Metric 2011 Blog
  A visit to Al Quds university
 Spring 2013: co-teaching part-time with Franco Preparata, 
CSCI 2951-J, Special topics on advanced algorithms.
  Spring 2012: CSCI 
1570, Design and Analysis of Algorithms.
 Fall 2011: CSCI 0170,, CS: an integrated introduction, taught in D hour (MWF 11-11:50).
    Fall 2010: CSCI 
2510, Approximation Algorithms, taught in M hour (Mondays 3-5:30).
 
	Fall 2009: CSCI 
2950-w, Online Algorithms. Teaching   ResearchThere are two directions to my research: combinatorial 
optimization with a focus on approximation algorithms; and probabilistic techniques
for the design
and analysis of algorithms. I also dabble with a variety of new directions: lift-and-project techniques to strengthen linear programs, algorithmic game theory, stochastic optimization, streaming algorithms. Online publications.  AdvisingGraduate applications: I regularly receive emails from students who might be interested in Brown. However, by university policy, I cannot look at  resumes until receiving the application through the official channel.
 Summer internships and postdocs: I am usually gone for much of the summer, and have no funding for postdocs. Sorry! Please consider this posting as a reply to all emails enquiring about that. 
 Current and former Phd Students
Hang Zhou (started PhD at ENS in 2012)
 
David Eisenstat (started PhD at Brown in 2009) 
 
Warren Schudy (Brown, graduated 2010) 
 
Aparna Das (Brown, graduated 2010) 
 
Jeremy Barbay (Universite Paris-Sud, graduated 2002) 
 
Nicolas Schabanel (ENS Lyon, graduated 2000)
 
Veronique Unger (ENS Lyon, took the "agregation" in Math and became a Math teacher).  Talks Online Multicast with Egalitarian Cost Sharing  (SPAA 2008),
Theorie Algorithmique des Jeux (INRIA 2008),
Presentation to new PHD students (2006,
2007). 
Ski rental (Brown Theory lunch, 2007).
Low distortion maps (Yale 2006),  
Oblivious medians via online bidding (Harvard 2006), 
How to rank with few errors (Wics 2007, Toronto 2007), 
Linear programming relaxations for Maxcut, 
Profit-maximizing envy-free pricing (Bertinoro 2005), VitaVita and Publication list  (last updated in 2010) ServiceAre you on this page because I ...
... am co-organizing a  
Ecole de Printemps d'Informatique Théorique , March 26-30, 2012?
... am co-organizing  
Dagstuhl workshop on Algorithms for Optimization Problems in Planar Graphs, October 13-18, 2013?
 ... am editor of 
SiComp?
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