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time to read: The details: Aishat grew up in Nigeria and earned her undergraduate degree in computer science from the University of Mississippi. Despite being nearly 6,000 miles from home, Aishat excelled, earning multiple awards and honors as well as maintaining a 4.0 GPA. Aishat entered the UF CISE computer science Ph.D. program in 2015. (read on…)
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This is the next post in my ongoing series on “Writing a Strong NSF CAREER Proposal.” Read all the posts here. 🎃 It’s October, and spooky season is here (at least in the U.S.). Soon, kids, teens, and parents will be picking out costumes, trying to be the scariest, coolest, or funniest trick-or-treater around. On (read on…)
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time to read: This is the next post in my ongoing series on “Writing a Strong NSF CAREER Proposal.” Read all the posts here. The NSF CAREER proposal may not be the first one you write, but it’s (probably) the one that feels the most important. Page limits, required subsections, supplemental documents, budget rules…the list (read on…)
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time to read: The details: Alex enrolled in the UF CISE computer science Ph.D. program in 2014, and joined my research lab shortly after that. After completing his undergraduate degree at Auburn University, where he contributed to C library OpenRefactory/C, Alex was interested in machine learning, artificial intelligence, and software engineering. He joined my lab (read on…)
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Learn how to write an NSF CAREER proposal that stands out from the crowd with tips from a funded expert to make your grant application stronger and more competitive. (read on…)
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Get practical tips for your CHI conference submission, from idea planning to polishing your paper for review, from a published expert. (read on…)
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New forms of research scholarship foster innovation and inclusivity across disciplines, broadening interest in science careers by reaching all audiences. The Modern Figures podcast is the illustrative example. (read on…)
