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Email: ksheridan at utexas dot edu

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Kristin Sheridan

Hi! I am currently a fourth year PhD student studying theoretical computer science at the University of Texas at Austin, where I am advised by Prof. Shuchi Chawla. I am particularly interested in topics related to algorithms in graph theory and metric embeddings.

Prior to attending UT, I completed my B.S. ('20) and M.Eng. ('21) in Computer Science with Electrical Engineering at MIT. I was advised by Prof. Virginia Vassilevska Williams and Prof. Mark Bathe for my M.Eng., and my thesis was Graph factorization and pseudofactorization with applications to hypercube embeddings.

During the summer of 2023, I worked on the high-rate delay tolerant networking (HDTN) team at NASA's Glenn Research Center, under the guidance of Dr. Robert Kassouf-Short.

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Teaching

I have served as a TA for the following courses at UT Austin: and for the following courses at MIT:

I also spent a portion of my undergraduate studying biological engineering, and I worked in the labs of Dr. Rahmi Oklu at the Mayo Clinic Scottsdale and Dr. Pablo Gonzalez at PUC de Chile.