Friday, April 8, 2022

Süleyman Kerimov defends his dissertation

 Süleyman Kerimov defended his dissertation yesterday, in Stanford's MS&E department. He studies matching, and will teach at Rice next year.



His main advisors are both named Itai.

These are the papers he spoke about:

  • Dynamic Matching: Characterizing and Achieving Constant Regret, with Itai Ashlagi and Itai Gurvich. [pdf] [SSRN]

  • Scrip Systems with Minimal Availability, with Itai Ashlagi, working paper.
    • Appeared as an extended abstract in the 15th Conference on Web and Internet Economics (WINE 2019).

Mazel tov and tebrikler, Suleyman.

Welcome to the club.


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