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    Professor Catalin Roman to serve as International Conference on Coordination Models & Languages program chair

    Professor Roman will travel to Iceland in June 2011 to serve as conference program chair.

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    Frontiers in Technology & Science

    Kilian Weinberger, assistant professor of Computer Science & Engineering, will present at the one-day, interdisciplinary conference.

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    A more robust, reliable Internet

    "Patrick is one of the world’s leading researchers in high-speed packet forwarding," says Van Jacobson, one of the primary contributors to the technological foundations of today’s Internet.

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    Summer at Google

    Computer science major Eliot Walker was an intern in the heart of the famed Googleplex in California. "I saw what kinds of jobs are out there for people in my field who have completed PhDs or master’s degrees."

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    Computer Science & Engineering faculty earn six NSF CAREER Awards in seven years

    The prestigious NSF CAREER Award has been given to six faculty members since 2003.

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    Computer Science & Engineering students accumulate multiple Best Paper Awards

    Faculty and doctoral students including Terry Tidwell, Arpith Jacob, Paul Gross, and Ruoyun Huang received Best Paper awards in 2010.

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    Associate Professor Christopher Gill to collaborate with Purdue University

    A $146,337 subaward for research titled “Development of Configurable Cyberphysical Instrument for Real-Time Hybrid Testing” was awarded to Professor Gill and his colleagues.

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    Computer Science & Engineering professor named Associate Editor of journal

    The editorial board of Real-Time Systems welcomes Associate Professor Chenyang Lu.

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    NeTS grant awarded to Computer Science & Engineering faculty

    Computer science & engineering professors Yixin Chen and Chenyang Lu received a $450,000 grant from NSF.

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    NSF grant awarded to Computer Science & Engineering professor

    Professor Jonathan Turner received a three-year, $450,000 grant for research titled, "Performance-Engineered Overlay Networks for Real-Time Distributed Applications."

Washington University in St. Louis School of Engineering & Applied Science, Department of Computer Science & Engineering

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