Prospective PhD advisors
Some of the prospective PhD advisors for each of the major topics we study are listed below. Please feel free to contact them in advance with your queries.
Algorithms and complexity
- Pavel Hubáček – cryptography and computational complexity
- Petr Kolman – approximation algorithms
- Michal Koucký – algorithms and computational complexity
- Jiří Sgall – approximation and online algorithms, scheduling
- Hans Raj Tiwary – polyhedral combinatorics and extension complexity
- Pavel Veselý – algorithms and data structures, streaming algorithms
Discrete geometry and computational topology
- Martin Balko – combinatorics and discrete geometry
- Jan Kynčl – discrete geometry and combinatorics
- Martin Tancer – combinatorial and computational topology and geometry
- Pavel Valtr – combinatorics and computational geometry
Combinatorics and graph theory
- Zdeněk Dvořák – structural and algorithmic graph theory
- Andrew Goodall – algebraic graph theory
- Petr Gregor – algorithms and combinatorics
- Jan Hubička – Ramsey theory
- Vít Jelínek – combinatorics and graph theory
- Ida Kantor – combinatorics and graph theory
- Martin Klazar – enumerative combinatorics, number theory
- Jan Kratochvíl – graph theory and computational complexity
- Jaroslav Nešetřil – network science
- Irena Penev – structural and algorithmic graph theory
- Robert Šámal – combinatorics and graph theory
- Mykhaylo Tyomkyn – extremal combinatorics and graph theory
Artificial intelligence
- Roman Barták – multi-agent path finding
- Ondřej Čepek – knowledge compilation, Boolean functions
- Jirka Fink – combinatorial optimization and artificial intelligence
- Martin Schmid – algorithmic game theory and machine learning
Operations research, optimization, computational social choice
- Milan Hladík – optimization and linear algebra
- Martin Koutecký – algorithms and computational social choice
- Martin Loebl – combinatorics, optimization, and algorithmic game theory
- Josef Tkadlec – evolutionary processes
