Guruprerana Shabadi

...you can call me Guru!

PhD student at University of Pennsylvania

I am a PhD student at the University of Pennsylvania where I am advised by Rajeev Alur. I previously graduated from École Polytechnique with bachelor's and master's degrees in mathematics and computer science. My current research interests revolve broadly around mechanism design and probabilistic verification for modern multi-agent systems. The applications areas that I work with include robotics and natural language reasoning.

During my undergrad and masters, I had the honor and pleasure of working with: Alessio Mansutti on optimization in integer linear-exponential programs at the IMDEA Software Institute in Madrid, Spain(SODA'26); Nathanaël Fijalkow on programmatic reinforcement learning (GenPlan'25) at the University of Warsaw; and Caterina Urban on building an abstract interpretation based tool to verify data science Jupyter notebooks(SOAP'23) at ENS Ulm, Paris. And I started my journey in the world of formal methods research working with Sergio Mover on handling communication delays arising in cyber-physical systems at École Polytechnique, Paris.

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