2024 Mahboob Khan Outstanding Liaison Award Winners

Amitabh Das (AMD) was nominated by Krishnendu Chakrabarty of Arizona State University, Sujoy Sinha Roy, Aikata, and Ahmet Can Mert of IAIK, TU Graz for support of projects 3065/3066 and 3043.001.

Hugh McIntyre (AMD) was nominated by Marcus Pan of Semiconductor Research Corporation and Elyse Rosenbaum of UIUC for support of projects 2810.066 and 3160.046.

Doug Gardner (Analog Devices) was nominated by Mark M. Tehranipoor and Farimah Farahmandi of University of Florida for support of projects 3194.001 and 3124.001.

Cristobal Alessandri (Analog Devices) was nominated by John Ross Wallrabenstein of Analog Devices, Inc. for support of projects 3131.001, 3131.002, 3131.013, and 3131.004.

Mansour Moinpour (EMD Electronics) was nominated by Elton Graugnard of Boise State University, Grace Xing of Cornell University, and Greg Parsons of NCSU for support of project 3137.039.

Manoj Kumar (IBM) was nominated by Josep Torrellas of University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Arijit Raychowdhury of Georgia Tech, Adam Belay of MIT, Jose Martinez of Cornell University, Charith Mendis of UIUC, Minlan Yu of Harvard University, Zhiru Zhang of Cornell University, Zengya Zhang of University of Michigan, and Radu Teodorescu of Ohio State University for support of SRC JUMP 2.0 ACE Center for Evolvable Computing.

Augusto Vega (IBM) was nominated by Tajana S. Rosing of University of California, San Diego, Vikram Adve of UIUC, Krishnan Kailas of IBM, and Pradip Bose of IBM for support of PRISM Center.

Sara García Sánchez (IBM) was nominated by Amit R. Trivedi of University of Illinois Chicago, Saibal Mukhopadhyay of Georgia Tech, and Jim Buckwalter of UCSB for support of project 3133.020.

Shurong Tian (IBM) was nominated by Liang Pan of Purdue University and Justin A. Weibel of Purdue University for support of projects 2878.020 and 2878.026.

Frank Hady (Intel) was nominated by Ada Gavrilovska of Georgia Tech and Tajana Rosing of UCSD for support of projects 3135.001 and 3135.003.

Jason Fung (Intel) was nominated by Krishnendu Chakrabarty of Arizona State University, Ramesh Karri of NYU, and Benjamin Tan of University of Calgary for support of project 3198.

Sohrab Aftabjahani (Intel) was nominated by Sherif Abouzeid of Ohio State University, Columbus for support of project 3130.001.

Ren Wang (Intel) was nominated by Nam Sung Kim of UIUC, Josep Torrellas of UIUC, Ada Gavrilovska of Georgia Tech, Mohammad Alian of KU, and Justine Sherry of CMU for support of JUMP 2.0 PRISM.

Amy Whitcombe (Intel) was nominated by James Buckwalter of UCSB, Saibal Mukhopadhyay of Georgia Tech, and Inna Vaisband of UIC for support of CogniSense.

Yu-Tao Yang (MediaTek) was nominated by Chih Chen of National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Wen-Wei Wu of NYCU, Marcus Pan of SRC, and Kuan-Neng Chen of NYCU for support of projects 3080.001 and 3076.001.

Chih-Ming Hung (MediaTek) was nominated by Marcus Pan of SRC, Huei Wang of NTU, Kun You Lin of NTU, Tian-Wei Huang of NTU, and Mike Chen of USC for support of projects 2810.081 and 3132.014.

Varughese Mathew (NXP) was nominated by Karthik Gundala of University of North Texas, Nandika D'Souza of UNT, Gopathi Bharath of UNT, Nair Shyam of UNT, Sridharan Nair Shinoj of UNT, and Chyan Oliver M of UNT for support of project Tunable Thermal Conductivity, Dielectric Strength Biobased Molding Compounds and Die-Attach Adhesives.

Peter Abramowitz (NXP) was nominated by Dryver Huston of University of Vermont and Jihong A. Ma of University of Vermont for support of project 3181.

Yaxiong Chen (NXP) was nominated by Choong-Un Kim of University of Texas at Arlington, Hung-Yun Lin of TI, Varughese Mathew of NXP, and Jorge Mendoza of UTA for support of projects 3075.001 and 3179.001.

Behnam Khaleghi (Qualcomm) was nominated by Marcus Pan of SRC, Mohsen Imani of UCI, and Tajana S. Rosing of UCSD for support of projects 2998.001, 3149.001, and 2942.001.

Michael Burkland (Raytheon) was nominated by Michael T. Niemier of University of Notre Dame for support of project 3137.018.

Harsono Simka (Samsung) was nominated by Christopher Hinkle of University of Notre Dame, Gregory Parsons of NCSU, and Jeremy Thelven of NCSU for support of projects 3137.037, 3137.038, and 3137.042.

Abhishek Somani (Siemens) was nominated by Marcus Pan of SRC, Avirup Dasgupta of IITR, Chandan Karfa of IITG, and Subrahmanyam Gorthi of IITTP for support of projects 3168.001, 3170.001, and 3163.001.

Hoshik Kim (SK Hynix) was nominated by Ada Gavrilovska of Georgia Tech, Mike Swift of UW-Madison, Emmett Witchell of UT Austin, and Jae-sun Seo of Cornell University for support of projects 3135.001, 3135.002, 3135.003, 3131.009, and 3131.012.

Jaimal Williamson (Texas Instruments) was nominated by Pradeep Lall of Auburn University for support of projects 2876 and 3077.

Sylvester Ankamah-Kusi (Texas Instruments) was nominated by Choong-Un Kim of University of Texas at Arlington, Hariram Mohanram of UTA, Thomas Yi of UTA, and Hung-Yun Lynn of TI for support of projects 3179.001 and 2949.001.

Saqib Malik (Texas Instruments) was nominated by Marcus Pan of SRC, Ronald Rohrer of CMU, and David Pan of UT Austin for support of projects 2810.085 and 3160.007.

Saqib Malik (Texas Instruments) was nominated by Marcus Pan of Semiconductor Research Corporation, Ronald Rohrer of CMU, and David Pan of UT Austin for support of projects GRC CADT 2810.085 and GRC CADT Task 3160.007.

 

Lior Huli (Tokyo Electron (TEL)) was nominated by Julia W. Hsu of University of Texas at Dallas for support of project NM3082.01.

 

Sean Berglund (Tokyo Electron (TEL)) was nominated by Bishwaprava Das of University of Florida, Lisa McElwee-White of UF, and Amy Walker of UTD for support of projects 3087.001, 3086.001, and 3087.001.

 

Hanna Paddubrouskaya (Tokyo Electron (TEL)) was nominated by Marcel Junige of University of Colorado at Boulder for support of project 3083.001.

 

Leo Liu (TSMC) was nominated by Tajana S. Rosing and Mingu Kang of University of California, San Diego for support of PRISM.