Vasek Chvatal awarded Canada Research Chair
The Canada Research Chair in Combinatorial Optimization has been awarded to Vasek Chvatal, who will join Concordia’s Department of Computer Science on June 1, 2004. He comes from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey.
At Rutgers, Chvatal received the Alexander von Humboldt Distinguished Senior Scientist Award and the Beale-Orchard-Hays Prize for Excellence in Computational Mathematical Programming. More
Arts make inroads in university research
Though working at a computer and singing in a concert hall might seem far apart, university-based artists do research. Fortunately, the major public granting agencies are showing awareness of that fact.
Associate Dean of Fine Arts Liselyn Adams said in an interview that Quebec, not for the first time, has led the way in this regard. More
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- Bazaar provides insight to understanding Iran
- Concordia professors hail Nobel Prize win by fellow Iranian
- From crayons to cinema: Professor Lorna Roth says biases affect how we handle colour
- First in graduate fine arts, seventh in teaching, says questionable study
- Students to speak with representatives by webcam
- Head and Hands reaches out to Montreal teens
- Accomplished diploma students awarded scholarships
- Concordia project wins Forces avenir award
- More than $1 million goes to grad students
- Peter Such returns to Montreal as visiting scholar
- Mordecai & me: Journalism instructor finds passion in Montreal's most celebrated author
- Inspiration from the field: Ordre des ingénieurs and Faculty hold conference on values
- NASA engineer says society more risk averse than before
- Former prime minister speaks about Ireland
- Journalism students win Gazette awards
- Student association infrastructure explained
- Soccer's Poirier glad to be at Concordia
- Stinger Roundup
- In memoriam: Adolf E. Blach, 1926-2003