Subject: [Fwd: Presenters needed for ACM Research Night]
From: Craig Chambers (chambers@cs.washington.edu)
Date: Wed Apr 17 2002 - 16:44:54 PDT
I have to go to Intel's research day the following day, so I don't know if I'll
be around then to present. But if you'd like to grag a ugrad to help on your
research (and we've had some great contributors recently! 3 papers last month),
then think about presenting.
I'd like to recruit someone to work on using Eclipse for e.g. ArchJava or
MultiJava. Maybe someone to play around with Hydro. Maybe someone to try to
write some optimizations for Whirlwind, or for Staged Xerxes. Maybe someone to
write a Diesel interpreter, and/or front-end for Vortex or Whirlwind.
-- Craig
"Hannah C. Tang" wrote:
>
> Once again, it's time for the ACM's Research Night, and the ACM is asking
> for your participation!
>
> Research night is a unique opportunity for both faculty and undergrads.
> Faculty presenters give 10-minute presentations on their current work;
> this is a great opportunity to interact with students, gain visibility for
> their current work, and perhaps find a research assistants for the
> upcoming year. Undergrads reap the benefits of studying at large research
> university by meeting the people who are advancing computer science
> research and seeing the breadth of the applications of their studies.
>
> Research night will be held on Wednesday, May 1st. It will start at 6 PM
> and will run for approximately 2 hours (depending on the number of
> presenters). If you are able to participate, please reply to me or the
> incoming vice-chair, Zach Crisman (zcrisman@cs).
>
> Thanks for your help, and we hope to see you there!
>
> Hannah
> (Outgoing) ACM Internal Relations officer
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