SRC Grand Finalists 2013
GRADUATE CATEGORY
First Place:
Heather Underwood - University of Colorado, Boulder
CHI 2012
Title of Submission: PartoPen: Enhancing the Partograph with Digital Pen Technology
Second Place:
Tiffany Inglis - University of Waterloo
SIGGRAPH 2012
Title of Submission: Pixelating Vector Line Art
Third Place:
Jevavijayan Rajendran - NYU Poly
DAC 2012
Title of Submission: Empowering Hardware Security using IC Testing Principles
UNDERGRADUATE CATEGORY
First Place:
Zack Coker - Auburn University
SPLASH 2012
Title of Submission: Program Transformations to Fix C Integers
Second Place:
Olivier Savary-Belanger - McGill University
ICFP 2012
Title of Submission: Beluga Surfacing with Flair, A case study of programming certified code transformations in BELUGA
Third Place:
Mairin C. Chesney - Michigan University
Grace Hopper 2012
Title of Submission: Does Coevolution between Digital Parasites and Hosts Promote Sexual Recombination in Evolutionary Computation?
ACM Case Studies
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Edge Computing
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