I am an associate professor at Northeastern University. Before coming here, I spent a year at the Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago and a year at the Simons Institute at UC Berkeley. My main research interests are algorithms for data streams and massively parallel computation, discrete and continuous optimization, differentially private algorithms, machine learning algorithms.
I got my Ph.D. in computer science from Princeton. I was very fortunate to have Prof. Moses Charikar as my advisor. Before coming to Princeton, I studied computer science and math (courses 6 and 18) at MIT.
The best way to reach me is via email at hu.nguyen at northeastern dot edu
CS7805: Theory of Computation. S20.
CS7880: Special Topics in Theoretical Computer Science. S19.
CS7800: Advanced Algorithms. F23, F21, F20, F19, F18.
CS3000: Algorithms and Data. F22, S21, S18, S17, F16.
I was a guest co-editor of ACM XRDS issue on "Big Data". Check out the issue's overview article (written with Andrew Cron and Aditya Parameswaran).
MIT campus map that I helped develop.
The proper spelling of my name in Vietnamese order is Nguyễn Lê Huy.