Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Texas A&M University announced that Dr. Nick Duffield and his former Ph.D. student Dr. Ziyi Zhang, along with co-authors Dr. Zhe Zhang and their former student Dr. Diya Li, were honored with the Jack Dangermond Award for the years 2022–2025.
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“ECEN’s Dr. Nick Duffield and his former Ph.D. student, Dr. Ziyi Zhang, together with co-authors Dr. Zhe Zhang and their former student Dr. Diya Li, have been honored with the Jack Dangermond Award for the years 2022–2025.”
— Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Texas A&M University team
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