About
Chen Wang is an assistant professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI). His research interests mainly focus on the intersections between Theoretical Computer Science and Machine Learning. Prior to RPI, Chen was a postdoctoral researcher hosted jointly by Vladimir (Vova) Braverman at Rice University and Samson Zhou at Texas A&M University. Chen obtained his Ph.D. at Rutgers University, where he was advised by Sepehr Assadi. He is the recipient of the Rutgers SGS Research & Travel Award, and he obtained nominations from Rutgers to Google Ph.D. fellow and Apple ML/AI scholar.
Education & Training
Ph.D., Rutgers University (2024)
MS., University College London (2017)
B.Eng., Northwestern Polytechnical University (2016)
Research
Primary Research Focus
Theory and Algorithms; Machine Learning
Recognition
Awards & Honors
- Rutgers SGS Research and Travel Award
- Rutgers University nomination to Google PhD Fellowship (2 nominees)
- Rutgers University nomination to Apple AI/ML Scholar (3 nominees)
- UCL Department of Computer Science Dean's List Award
- UCL Data Science Student Challenge Finalist (5 teams)
- NWPU Outstanding Undergraduate Dissertation
- NWPU Outstanding Student & Outstanding Student Leader