Graduate students supervised by Lucia Moura
Current graduate students:
- Sebastian Raaphorst, PhD student in Computer Science
(co-supervised with Brett Stevens), since September 2008.
- Jacob Chodoriwsky, Master's student in Mathematics
(co-supervised with Mateja Sajna), since September 2009.
- Elizabeth Maltais, PhD student in Mathematics, since May 2010.
Former graduate students
(by reverse graduation date) and links to their theses:
Patrick Niesink
Master's in
Mathematics, May 2010 (co-supervised with Mateja Sajna)
Thesis: The vertex-switching reconstruction problem
(PDF file)
Patrick currently works as a consultant.
Elizabeth Maltais
Master's in
Mathematics, October 2009
Thesis:Covering arrays avoiding forbidden edges and edge clique covers (PDF file)
Currently, Elizabeth is working on her PhD in Mathematics at the University of Ottawa.
Latifa
Zekaoui
Master's in
Computer Science, September 2006
Thesis: Mixed
covering arrays on graphs and
tabu search algorithm (PDF file)
Currently, Latifa is a software tester at a software company in Ottawa.
Karen Meagher
PhD in
Mathematics and Statistics, September 2005 (co-supervised with
Brett Stevens, Carleton University)
Thesis: Covering
arrays on graphs: qualitative
independence graphs and extremal set-partition theory (PDF file)
- Ottawa-Carleton
Institute for Mathematics and Statistics Doctoral Prize, 2005-2006.
- University of Ottawa Pierre
Laberge doctoral prize for an outstanding PhD thesis in the Sciences,
2005-2006.
After an NSERC postdoctoral fellowship (2005-2007) with Chris Godsil in
Combinatorics and
Optimization at the University of Waterloo, she joined the Department
of Mathematics and Statistics at the
University of Regina as an Assistant Professor in July 2007.
Sebastian Raaphorst
Masters in
Computer Science, October 2004
Thesis: Branch-and-cut
for symmetrical ILPs and combinatorial designs (PDF file)
Currently, Sebastian is working on his PhD in Computer Science at the
University of Ottawa.