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| Three Engineers Receive 2018 University Awards for Distinguished Teaching | |||
Paulo E. Arratia, Stephan Zdancewic and Daniel A. Hammer have each been awarded 2018 University Teaching Awards sponsored by the University of Pennsylvania's Office of the Provost. The three are amongst 12 awardees throughout the University this year. At the April 25, 2018 ceremony, Provost Wendell Pritchett will present the awards and read excerpts of the recommendation letters from faculty and students who nominated the winners. |
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| Taking Penn Engineering Technology to Market | |||
Boon Thau Loo, professor in the Department of Computer and Information Science (CIS) and associate dean of Master’s and Professional Programs, acknowledges that there is a divide between the worlds of academia and industry. By collaborating on the CIS department’s first-ever spinoff, a startup called Netsil, Loo and his lab members gained the skills to cross that chasm. |
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| Penn Engineering 2018 Teaching Awards | |||
Santosh Venkatesh, Professor, and Lee Bassett, Assistant Professor, in Electrical and Systems Engineering and Arvind Bhusnurmath, Lecturer in Computer and Information Science, have been named recipients of the Penn Engineering 2018 Teaching Awards. The annual Penn Engineering teaching and advising awards are selected directly by Penn Engineering students after thoughtful consideration. |
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| Vincent Liu is Networking the Cloud | |||
Vincent Liu, Assistant Professor in Computer and Information Science, is a researcher with broad interests in network computing. His work bridges all layers of the networking stack, from hardware concerns to application and user demands. He was motivated to come to Penn because of its collaborative environment that supports cutting-edge work in his areas of interest. |
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