Louis Ibarra

I work in the areas of dynamic graph algorithms, parallel algorithms, computational biology, and data structures.  (You can read about computational biology and bioinformatics here.)  I'm part of the Theoretical Computer Science Group at DePaul University.

I completed post-doctoral fellowships with Pavol Hell at Simon Fraser University and with Jing Huang at the University of Victoria in 2001-2002.

I received my Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Victoria in 2001.  My thesis was Dynamic algorithms for chordal and interval graphs and my advisor was Valerie King.

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I organized Midwest Theory Day on December 4, 2004.


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