- Elliott Waters Montroll
Elliott Waters Montroll (May 4, 1916 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA - December 3, 1983 in Chevy Chase, Maryland, USA) was an American scientist and mathematician. He was awarded a Ph.D. in mathematics at the University of Pittsburgh in 1939, with a thesis "Applications of the characteristic value theory of integral equations' in which he applied integral equations to the study of imperfect gases.
- Edmund Muskie
Edmund Sixtus "Ed" Muskie (March 28, 1914 - March 26, 1996) was an American Democratic politician from Maine. He served as Governor of Maine, a U.S. Senator, as U.S. Secretary of State, and ran as a candidate for Vice President of the United States.
- Richard Feynman
Richard Phillips Feynman was an American physicist known for expanding the theory of quantum electrodynamics, the physics of the superfluidity of supercooled liquid helium, and particle theory. For his work on quantum electrodynamics, Feynman was a joint recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965, …
- Daniel S. Gardner
Dr. Gardner has over 20 years of social work practice experience with individuals, families, and groups. This includes ten years in hospital and community-based health care organizations, specializing in clinical practice with individuals and families living with cancer or with HIV/AIDS. He has also provided individual, group, couples, and family therapy to children and adults in a variety of agency and private settings.
- Maya
Whatever I say here will inherently fail to capture my personality. (If I could sum myself up in a paragraph, I wouldn't want to know me.) I can promise that I will dazzle you with my clever wit and charm. I have a lot of energy, but I am equally content spending hours in deep conversation or out frolicking. I try to find a balance between remaining steadfast to what I believe and not.
- May
9*16*05-9*18*05 Feel your feelings.
- Matthew Jenison
I'm a Young Professional recently moved to New Haven, still exploring the area and getting to know CT. I'm a contradicting personality, a little of everything. I have yet to meet someone like me but that doesn't stop me from still looking. I find everything interesting and will talk about just about anything. I'm proud of my Northern N.Y. heritage but feel that one does have to leave and explore the world.
- Linda Ariyaratana
Typical- I love puppies; I like naps; I like tofu; I like money and I like burping.
- Clarissa
I'm a halfie...I think that says it all.
- Tawania
"The butterfly" Some have described me as "the epitome of a lady- with the style and smile to steal your soul". This has yet to be proven or disproven by scientific experts. This girl that you are trying to get to know has an addiction to sweets, chai tea, hot latin singers and is quite fond of alcoholic beverages and groovy tunes. She loves the beauty in life, cries when laughing and laughs when crying.
- Maria Parente
- Patrick Hegde
Patrick Hegde Patrick Hegde joined NovaSpeech as a Research Assistant in September 2006. At NovaSpeech, Patrick will assist with research related to the hybrid synthesis grant funded by the NIH. He will prepare and administer perceptual experiments, analyze speech data and experimental results, prepare speech data for NovaSpeech’s central relational speech database, and contribute to the development of synthesis algorithms.
- Viviana Ruiz
Viviana Ruiz -Gutierrez, Doctoral Candidate, Cornell University Viviana Ruiz -Gutierrez is a doctoral student in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Cornell University, where her research focuses on the effects of agricultural land uses on forest bird populations, as well as testing monitoring techniques to determine how land use patterns around protected areas influences their capability to maintain current levels of biodiversity.
- Kristy Gould
Kristy Gould graduated from Dakota Wesleyan with the Class of 1992, but has continued her education ever since. She was a graduate teaching assistant and graduate research assistant with the biology department at the University of Nebraska where she earned a Ph.D. in 1997. For two years at Cornell University she was a post-doctoral research associate in the psychology department and, in 1999, received a post-doctoral research fellowship.
- Isaac Spencer
Isaac Spencer Isaac Spencer has been working as a Research Scientist at NovaSpeech LLC since June 2004, after graduating magna cum laude from Cornell University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Linguistics and English literature. Isaac wears many hats, supporting the company's research activities through a variety of tasks.
- James Hwang
James Hwang, PGY I - Categorical James received his BS in Agriculture & Life Sciences from Cornell University, where he received the Cornell National Scholar Award for four years. He then furthered his education at the University at Buffalo and Roswell Park Cancer Institute and received a MS in Natural Sciences.
- Uday Ram
UDAY RAM - Senior Associate Uday Ram is a Senior Associate at Good Harbor Consulting. Mr. Ram focuses on critical infrastructure protection as well as strategic planning for domestic and international clients. Mr. Ram joined Good Harbor after earning a Master's degree in Security Studies from Georgetown University, where he focused on security issues in South Asia, nuclear weapons proliferation/technology, and transnational threats.
- Roxanne Genevieve Quist
Genevieve Quist currently teaches sixth grade English at Charles Drew Middle School in Los Angeles as a member of Teach For America. While earning her teaching credential at California State University, Dominguez Hills, Genevieve also worked as a resource specialist at Teach For America's Los Angeles Institute, the summer training program for incoming corps members. She began working for Teach For America during her senior year at Cornell University as an oncampus recruiter.
- Yu Peng
Sheng-Yu Peng received his B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in Electrical Engineering from National Taiwan University, Taipei City, Taiwan, in 1995 and 1997 respectively. From 1997 to 1999, he served in Navy as an ensign officer in Kao-Hsiung. After working as a research assistant in a government research institute in Taiwan for two years, he went to Cornell University studying mixed-Signal, analog, and digital VLSI design and receive a M. Sc.
- Erin Ohmann
Erin Ohmann Erin L. Ohmann graduated from Cornell University in Spring 2004 with a BS in Food Science. She worked for 2 years as a research assistant and coordinator of genetic studies of dystonia and Parkinson's disease with Drs. Susan Bressman and Rachel Saunders-Pullman and Deborah Raymond, MS at Beth Israel Medical Center, New York. She entered the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in 2006.
- Melissa Michelle Kann
Melissa received her B.S. in family and consumer sciences, emphasizing textiles, apparel, design, and merchandising. “Through the University Studies Program I was able to try out classes in various areas.
- Beth Oelberger
Beth Oelberger Research Assistant Beth Oelberger is a research assistant at the Institute for Jewish & Community Research. Born and raised in New York, Beth moved to San Francisco after graduation from Cornell University where she focused on social justice, community building through music, and psychology. Ms. Oelberger is a graduate of the California Institute for Integral Studies where she specialized in Expressive Arts Therapy and received an M.A. in Psychology.
- Angeline Ferdinand
Angeline Ferdinand Ms. Ferdinand is a research assistant in the urology laboratory. She graduated from Cornell University in 2003. Her responsibilities include patient sample collection and processing, as well as assisting Drs. Qin and Mukhopadhyay in their experiments.
- Emily Wecht
Emily Wecht Ms. Wecht represents clients who were injured while passengers on public transportation such as streetcars, subways, buses, trolleys, and MUNI cable cars. Emily received a B.A. from Cornell University and thereafter entered Hastings College of the Law where she served as editor for the Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly. During her time at Santa Clara she worked as an extern for the Honorable Richard Kramer at the San Francisco Superior Court.
- Eric Scheirer
I have an unusual combination of technical depth (Ph.D. from MIT in audio hacking and psychoacoustics) and business expertise (Bose, Forrester Research, marketing-communications consulting). This gives me the ability to see many sides of a problem. I'm high-bandwidth and I talk really really fast.
- Chris Groppi
- Alison Kwok
Alison Kwok , Professor of Architecture. Alison Kwok is a recognized leader in sustainable design education. Her recent book, with W. Grondzik, "The Green Studio Handbook" (2007), develops guidelines for applying environmental strategies during the schematic design phase of green buildings. Kwok has been president of the Society of Building Science Educators and was elected to the executive committee of the national Architectural Research Centers Consortium (ARCC).
- Erica Olsen
Specialize in gathering user requirements, translating requirements into functional specs, and designing usable and modern web application interfaces. Using Ajax, CSS, Java, Struts, and XML to build accessible and enjoyable tools to display large digital collections. Applying user-centered design to reduce complexity and create a seamless user experience.
- Land Belenky
At Intel, I develop and manage etch processes for semiconductor manufacturing. My Ph.D. work involved fabrication and characterization of advanced thin-film materials -- especially those with applications in superconductivity, spintronics, nanotechnology, magnetic data storage and logic devices.
- Srikanth Tirupathi
5 years of experience as a consultant in Investment Banking, Engineering, Mortgage Industry, Insurance and Energy (NGLs) and other industries including big 5 experience. Clients include General Electric, Standard & Poor's, Lehman Brothers, Citigroup, MetLife, Fannie Mae and Duke Energy Field Services. Working experience with Back Office Operations, Operations Control and Reconciliations for Cash, Stock, corporate actions including Mergers, . . .
- Anwesa Paul ESQ.
Anwesa is an attorney primarily focusing on privacy law issues affecting businesses in an online space. Prior to working in a legal/regulatory context, she was a programmer for a respected web desgin company and a financial technology company. Her recent responsibilities have included investigating spamming, opt-in/opt-out, spyware and other online fraud issues. She is extremely fluent with state and federal regulations affecting the financial sector and online advertisers.
- Michelle Johnston
Experienced professional with comprehensive background and skill in technology in higher education sector. Excellent qualifications and recognized achievements in developing and implementing high quality technical solutions and training. Over 15 years experience in consulting, project and implementation management. Outstanding analytical and communications abilities. Ph.D. Psychology with cognitive focus, Cornell University, Dual MS Degrees.
- Jeff Sullivan
I am a robotics engineer with a strong interest in social and political factors influencing the development and adoption of automation technologies. Most of my experience has been in the non-profit "think-tank" sector analyzing defense programs.
- Mark Leone
Compilers, interpreters, and language runtime systems.
- Alexei Kisselev
OBJECTIVE; To find a challenging, yet exciting research and development position with a leader in innovative technology field that would help me utilize my analytical thinking potential and versatile technical expertise in a creative environment. EXPERTISE & QUALIFICATIONS; * Strong multidisciplinary real-time problem solving and interpersonal communication skills combined with broad knowledge of physical and mathematical sciences. * Proficient in developing new efficient numerical . . .
- Iain Tullis
Design and construction of advanced optical instruments for biomedical research.
- Thomas Maloney
Research, financial analysis
- Min Dong
- Wen Sun
Wen Sun Wen Sun serves as research assistant for the Center for Regional Economic Competitiveness (CREC) and its sister affiliate, the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER). Her duties include providing research and project assistance for a variety of programs, including data analysis and review for C2ER's ACCRA Cost of Living Index publication. She conducts data reviews, coordinates participant participation, and calculating indices.
- Kyu Hwan Lee