About

In this workshop, we present a series of talks on the intersection between applied algorithms and machine learning, two indispensable areas of future computation. We will cover a range of specific topics, including randomized and approximation algorithms; large-scale machine learning; distributed and federated learning; learning-augmented algorithms; algorithms for fairness and differential privacy; sketching algorithms; and adversarially robust learning. The workshop aims to bring together researchers from both fields to foster collaboration and exchange ideas.

Photo by Eric Rothermel on Unsplash

Speakers

Elias

Elias Bareinboim
Columbia

Artur

Artur Czumaj
University of Warwick

Alhussein

Alhussein Fawzi
Google DeepMind

Mohammad

MohammadTaghi HajiAghayi
University of Maryland

Sandra

Sandra Kiefer
Oxford

Claire

Claire Monteleoni
Boulder and INRIA

Eric

Éric Moulines
CMAP, École Polytechnique

Jelani

Jelani Nelson
UC Berkeley

Kobbi

Kobbi Nissim
Georgetown

Peter

Peter Richtarik
King Abdullah University of
Science and Technology

Mikkel

Mikkel Thorup
University of Copenhagen

Organizers

Our sponsers

We are very grateful to our sponsers for their generous grant, which makes this workshop possible.