Kasturi Varadarajan

Kasturi Varadarajan is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at The University of Iowa, affiliated with the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. His research spans theoretical computer science, with a focus on computational geometry, optimization problems on graphs, and polynomial time computability of equilibria in games and economic models.

His research interests include approximation algorithms for geometric optimization, algorithmic analysis, and applications to market and game equilibria. While specific recent publications are not listed here, his work often addresses challenges in computational geometry and algorithm design.

Kasturi has taught courses such as Undergraduate Algorithms, Computational Geometry, and Data Structures over multiple semesters, emphasizing algorithmic thinking and data structure sensitivity in problem-solving.

Former students he has advised include Benton McCune, Erik Krohn, Matt Gibson, and others. No current PhD students are listed.