NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Results for 2011

We are excited to announce the 2011 NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship recipients!

We know that there is incredibly important work taking place at universities worldwide,
and the NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Program allows us to demonstrate our commitment to academia in supporting research that spans all areas of computing innovation.

We had another record year of applications for the NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Program and the fellowship committee undertook the very difficult task of reviewing all these applications.
All of the research projects were very exciting and selecting the final fellowship recipients was an extremely difficult decision.
Chief Scientist Bill Dally and the rest of the review committee would like to congratulate the 2011 NVIDIA Graduate Fellows:

• Albert Sidelnik, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Daniel Johnson, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Dominik Grewe, University of Edinburgh
• Etienne Vouga, Columbia University
• Keon Jang, Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology
• Michael Bauer, Stanford University
• Michael Rubinstein, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Pinar Muyan-Ozcelik, University of California, Davis
• Sertac Karaman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Weibin Sun, University of Utah
• Wen Zheng, Stanford University

This is the tenth year that NVIDIA has invited Ph.D. students to submit their research projects for consideration, and again we received a record number of applications.
Recipients are selected based on their academic achievements, professor nomination, and area of research.
We have found this program to be a great way to support academia in its pursuit of cutting edge innovation, as well as an ideal avenue to introduce NVIDIA to the future leaders of our industry.

Congratulations to our new NVIDIA Graduate Fellows!