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Among the honors he has received are the Karl-Scheel Prize of the German Physical Society, and the Heisenberg Fellowship of the German Research Council. Borgs has twice been a member of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. He is a a Fellow of the American Mathematical Society, and the Association of the Advancement of Science. He served or serves on several editorial boards, prize committees, and governing boards, including the Board of Trustees of the Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM), the Governing Board of the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications (IMA) where he was chair from 2017 until 2019, the Adivosry Board of the Harvard Insitute for Applied Computer Science (IACS) and the External Advisory Board for Computing at NYU.
Christian Borgs has authored almost 140 research papers and is named as coinventor of over 30 patents. His current research focuses on the science of networks, including mathematical foundations, particularly the theory of graph limits (which he co-invented about 15 years ago), graph processes, graph algorithms, and applications of graph theory from economics to systems biology. Borgs is also well known for his earlier work on mathematical statistical physics, including the theory of first-order phase transitions and finite-size effects. He was one of the first to apply methods from mathematical statistical physics to problems in theoretical computer science, including phase transitions in combinatorial optimization, and the study of Markov chains. He has recently begun to work on aspects of responsible AI, from differential privacy to questions of bias in automatic decision making.
Christian Borgs has authored almost 140 research papers and is named as coinventor of over 30 patents. His current research focuses on the science of networks, including mathematical foundations, particularly the theory of graph limits (which he co-invented about 15 years ago), graph processes, graph algorithms, and applications of graph theory from economics to systems biology. Borgs is also well known for his earlier work on mathematical statistical physics, including the theory of first-order phase transitions and finite-size effects. He was one of the first to apply methods from mathematical statistical physics to problems in theoretical computer science, including phase transitions in combinatorial optimization, and the study of Markov chains. He has recently begun to work on aspects of responsible AI, from differential privacy to questions of bias in automatic decision making.
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