Computer Science Alumnus Wins Postdoc Fellowship

Greg Bronevetsky, a 1999 TCNJ graduate who majored in computer science, has
received the Lawrence Fellowship at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
in California. The Lawrence Fellowship is the most prestigious post-doctoral
fellowship offered by the national laboratories. Many resources and complete freedom for three years of work on any research topic chosen by the fellow is unique to this fellowship. The purpose of the fellowship is to pursue cutting-edge science and stimulate cross-fertilization of ideas.

Greg is currently finishing his doctoral thesis at Cornell University. His work
focuses on fault tolerance techniques for high-performance computers,
making it very applicable to Livermore, the home of the world's largest supercomputers. Regarding the interview for the fellowship, Greg said "It was a very busy 2-day interview but I got to learn about the lab and managed to get myself signed up to give talks at Berkeley and Stanford....(This is a) 3 year postdoc, funded by the lab itself, which pays almost as much as a regular position, but since it's not attached to any given group, I have full freedom about what I want to do."

For further information see http://universitygateway.llnl.gov/postdoc/lawrence/ or
http://www.cs.cornell.edu/News/GregBronevetskywinsLawrenceFellowship/index.htm.