I’ll be talking about “Theoretical Computer Science in Global Health” as the invited speaker at the Midwest Theory Day this Saturday (Dec. 6). It sounds like it will be a fun workshop, a one day deal at Northwestern Univesity. If you’re in the area, I think you should come on by.
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Healthy Algorithms · A blog about algorithms, combinatorics, and optimization applications in global health informatics.
Midwest Theory Day has come and gone. I had a great time, and I learned something about compressed sensing, which has had me curious for a while now. Here’s my talk [ppt], which has some cute-animal slides to lighten the mood a little.