Michaël Cadilhac
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Assistant Professor at DePaul University::School of Computing
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I am an assistant professor of computer science, specializing in theory. I defended my thesis on semilinear constraints in automata in Spring 2013, then had two stints in Tübingen, Germany and Oxford, UK, before joining DePaul. My research interests revolve around:
- {descriptive, computational, circuit} complexity
- {language, automata} theory
- the interplay between these subjects and algebra
- …with applications in machine learning, verification, and databases
I have a number of hobbies that include:
- singing, in particular barbershop music
- road cycling, as witnessed by this conceited picture
- American pool—another thing at which I am only good in theory
- free software—with free as in free speech, not free beer: this website is powered by hexo, the pages are written using OrgMode on Emacs
- homebrewing, especially low ABV beers
I am always on the lookout for brilliant students and postdocs; if you are interested in the topics above, please don't hesitate to reach out.