SRC Grand Finalists 2008

GRADUATE CATEGORY

First Place:
Eugene Borodin - Stony Brook University
ASSETS 2006
    Title of Submission: HearSay: Context­Directed Non­Visual Web Browser

Second Place:
Emerson Murphy-Hill  - Portland State University
OOPSLA 2006
   Title of Submission: Improving Usability of Refactoring Tools

Third Place:
Bowen Hui - University of Toronto
Grace Hopper 2006
  Title of Submission: Automatic Software Customization: A Methodology for Learning Individual Preferences

UNDERGRADUATE CATEGORY

First Place:
Anselm Grundhoefer - Bauhaus-University Weimar
SIGGRAPH 2006
  Title of Submission: Real­Time Adaptive Radiometric Compensation

Second Place:
Maria A. Kazandjieva - Mt. Holyoke College
SIGCSE 2007
  Title of Submission: Lightweight Economic Models for Resource Sharing in Wireless Networks

Third Place:
Yuan-Ting E. Huang - University of British Columbia
Grace Hopper 2006
  Title of Submission: Mobile Phone Keypad Design for Fast Chinese Text Entry by Phonetic Spelling

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