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Martin Vatshelle is an Associate Professor in the Department of Informatics at the University of Bergen (UiB), Norway. He obtained his PhD from UiB in 2012 with a thesis titled New Width Parameters of Graphs. His research is centered on theoretical computer science, particularly in the design and analysis of graph algorithms.
His main research interests include:
- Graph Algorithms
- Parameterized and Fixed-Parameter Tractable (FPT) Algorithms
- Algorithm Engineering
- Graph Theory, especially width parameters like boolean-width, clique-width, and branch decompositions
- Dynamic programming on structured graphs
The recent publications of Martin Vatshelle reflect a strong focus on structural graph theory and algorithmic efficiency. His work frequently explores the computational complexity of graph problems, leveraging width parameters to design faster exact or parameterized algorithms. Themes such as boolean-width bounds, vertex partitioning, and satisfiability problems (#SAT, MaxSAT) are recurrent, indicating a deep engagement with both theoretical foundations and practical algorithmic improvements.
There are no scientific awards mentioned in the provided texts.
Martin Vatshelle has taught a variety of courses in algorithms, discrete mathematics, and complexity theory since 2004, including Algorithms, Data Structures and Programming, Complexity Theory, and Algorithm Engineering. There is no mention of research grants or supervised students in the provided materials. He collaborates extensively with researchers such as Jan Arne Telle and Sigve Hortemo Sæther.
He is affiliated with the research group on Didactics within the Department of Informatics. No separate lab or research center is mentioned.
