Each year, the David R. Cheriton Research Symposium holds a poster competition for graduate students. In total, 29 graduate students participated in the 2017 competition.
Posters were on display in the Great Hall, as students explained the theory behind and the results and impacts of their research to David R. Cheriton and a panel of judges.
We are delighted to announce the winners of the 2017 Cheriton Research Symposium poster competition. Congratulations to the winners and to all who participated in the poster contest!
Corwin
Sinnamon —
Winner,
$300
prize
A
Faster
Data
Structure
for
Distributive
Lattices
Corwin Sinnamon (left) explains his poster to another graduate student
Ivana
Kajić —
Runner
up,
$200
prize
A
Biologically
Plausible
Neural
Network
Model
of
Semantic
Memory
Search
Ivana Kajić (left) explains her poster to David R. Cheriton
Akshay
Ramachandran —
Runner
up,
$200
prize
Paulsen
Problem
and
Operator
Scaling
Akshay Ramachandran (left) explains his poster to Mark Giesbrecht, Director, David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science
Poster presenters
Michael Abebe
Nabiha Asghar
Erinn Atwater
Pak Hay Chan
Michael Cormier
Dallas Fraser
Bradley Glasbergen
Sajed Haque
Joseph Haraldson
Jay Henderson
Taylor Hornby
Pryank Jaini
Ivana Kajić
Chathura Kankanamge
Junyu Lai
Li Liu
Jade Marcoux Ouellet
Abel Molina Prieto
Akshay Ramachandran
Samin Riasat
Deepak Rishi
Royal Denizil Sequiera
Corwin Sinnamon
Vijay Subramanya
Spencer Van Leeuwen
Nikita Volodin
Chunhao Wang
Haotian Zhang
Mohammad Zokaei Ashtiani
Judges
Professor
Shai
Ben-David
Professor Jonathan
Buss
Professor Ian
Goldberg
Professor Anna
Lubiw
Professor Steven
Mann
Professor Semih
Salihoglu
Professor Richard
Trefler
Professor Bernard
Wong