László Kozma

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Lkozma@gmail.com
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About

I am a graduate student in Saarbrücken (Germany), interested (mostly) in combinatorial geometry and learning theory. My advisor is Prof. Raimund Seidel. A few years ago I graduated from Helsinki University of Technology in Finland, where I worked in the CIS Lab. Before that I was an intern at SCR in Princeton and before that I studied computer science at TU Cluj in Romania. In the mean time I wrote software for various companies and I also started some fun projects such as the following:

Projects

• WikipediaVision is an (almost) real-time visualization of anonymous Wikipedia edits. Mentioned on NPR, The New Yorker (link), O'Reilly Radar, Chip.de and elsewhere. Exhibited for 5 months (in 2009) at the Museum of Communication in Bern, Switzerland and installed at parties.


• FishEyeTabs is a tiny extension for Mozilla Firefox that replaces tab-bar scrolling with fisheye-style zooming when many tabs are open. A funny review video.


• Nebuló is a site for Romanians interested in learning Hungarian. Curs online gratuit de limba maghiara.


• BookBox is an embeddable book widget (see below).


• more projects ...

Research

• NEW: Minimum Average Distance Triangulations. [poster] [manuscript]


• NEW: Inequalities cheat sheet is a collection of important inequalities in mathematics.


• more research ...

Reading

• Reading wishlist

Other links

• My blog: next big thing syndrome
• Half-baked ideas and some older writings
• Links I found interesting or useful
• An interview in Hungarian (2010) and one in English (2011)
• A short article in Hungarian (2012)
• Have the same name?

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Photos, fisheye-logo: Judy, running photo: Varun
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