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Welcome to the Algorithmics group, a section of the Department of Software Technology of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and Mathematics at the Delft University of Technology.

A recent trend in algorithmic research on distributed systems is a focus on problems where partial uncontrollability plays a major role. For example, in unmanned space missions, a spacecraft like the Mars Rover often has to make decisions independently from ground control, and in transportation systems we have to optimize the use of the infrastructure without being able to fully control the decisions of self-interested drivers.

The Algorithmics group aims at the development of advanced distributed algorithms for such autonomous systems operating in dynamic environments. Most research topics we are working on are inspired by topics in algorithmic game theory, computational methods like planning and satisfiability solving, and distributed incident management. On the application side we are especially interested in applications in ICT, transportation, and health care.

The algorithmics group works in close cooperation with the TRAIL and SIKS research schools.

This site contains information on the Algorithmics group members, their publications and projects, as well as some some news items (see below), and all upcoming activities.

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News
March 15th 2010 at 15:00, Adriaan ter Mors will defend his thesis on coordinating and routing agents
March 2nd 2010 at 15:00, Sicco Verwer will defend his thesis on identifying timed automata
March 25 2008 at 15:00, Marijn Heule received a cum laude for his thesis on his march in the field of satisfiability.
In September 2007 Cees Witteveen and Nico Roos received the best paper award for their paper Diagnosis of Plan Structure Violations at the MATES 2007 conference in Leipzig.
In September 2007 Mathijs de Weerdt obtained a grant of the Faculty EEMCS for his research proposal on Temporal Planning with multi-actors.
At the 17th of January 2007 prof.dr. Cees Witteveen gave his inaugural speech in the Aula of the Delft University of Technology.
At the 23rd of November 2006, our Master's student Ruben Stranders received the award for the best Master's thesis in computer science in the Netherlands in 2006.
Since June 2006 Cees Witteveen is appointed as the new head of the Algorithmics group.
In 2005, our Master's student Adriaan ter Mors received the award for the best Master's thesis in computer science in the Netherlands in 2005.
Job openings
Master's projects
Our group holds a number of openings for Master's projects.
Currently there is no vacancy for a PhD student, but if you are interested in doing your PhD within our group, please let us know why, and we will see what we can do.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             
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