Previous Fellowship Recipients
We introduced the Google PhD Fellowship program to broaden our support of university research. Universities continue to be the source of some of the most innovative research in computer science, and in particular it is the students that they foster who are the future of our field. In 2010, we extended the fellowship program to Canada.
We are very happy to support excellent PhD students and offer our sincere congratulations to the following recipients.
2012 Google U.S./Canada PhD Fellowship Recipients
- Ashton Anderson, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Social Computing (Stanford University)
- Charles Curtsinger, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Software Performance (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
- David Hall, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Natural Language Processing (University of California, Berkeley)
- Chris Harrison, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Human Computer Interaction (Carnegie Mellon University)
- Te-Yuan Huang, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Multimedia Networking (Stanford University)
- Suman Jana, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Security (University of Texas at Austin)
- Jingwan Lu, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Artistic Graphics (Princeton University)
- Tyler Lu, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Computational Economics (University of Toronto)
- James Martens, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Machine Learning (University of Toronto)
- Ankit Singla, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Datacenter Networking (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- Panagiotis Toulis, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Statistics (Harvard University)
- Etienne Vouga, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Computer Graphics (Columbia University)
- Hongning Wang, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Search and Information Retrieval (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- Jianxiong Xiao, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Computer Vision (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
2011 Google U.S./Canada PhD Fellowship Recipients
- Alekh Agarwal, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Machine Learning (University of California, Berkeley)
- Thomas Bergan, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Programming Technology (University of Washington)
- Tsung-Hsiang Chang, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Human Computer Interaction (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
- Francisco Claude, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Search and Information Retrieval (University of Waterloo)
- Matthias Grundmann, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Computer Vision (Georgia Institute of Technology)
- Marc de Kruijf, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Computer Architecture (University of Wisconsin)
- Ranjitha Kumar, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Design Development (Stanford University)
- Abraham Othman, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Market Algorithms (Carnegie Mellon University)
- Raluca Popa, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Secure Cloud Computing (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
- Prakash Prabhu, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Parallel Programming (Princeton University)
- Sudeepa Roy, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Structured Data (University of Pennsylvania)
- Sayandeep Sen, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Mobile Computing (University of Wisconsin)
- Elif Yamangil, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Natural Language Processing (Harvard University)
- Matei Zaharia, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Computer Networking (University of California, Berkeley)
2010 Google U.S./Canada PhD Fellowship Recipients
- Chong Wang, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Machine Learning (Princeton University)
- Tyler McCormick, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Statistics (Columbia University)
- Ashok Anand, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Computer Networking (University of Wisconsin)
- Ramesh Chandra, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Web Application Security (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
- Adam Pauls, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Machine Translation (University of California, Berkeley)
- Nguyen Dinh Tran, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Distributed Systems (New York University)
- Moira Burke, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Human Computer Interaction (Carnegie Mellon University)
- Ankur Taly, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Language Security (Stanford University)
- Ilya Sutskever, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Neural Networks (University of Toronto)
- Keenan Crane, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Computer Graphics (California Institute of Technology)
- Boris Babenko, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Computer Vision (University of California, San Diego)
- Jason Mars, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Compiler Technology (University of Virginia)
- Joseph Reisinger, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Natural Language Processing (University of Texas, Austin)
- Maryam Karimzadehgan, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Search and Information Retrieval (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign)
- Carolina Parada, Google U.S./Canada Fellowship in Speech (Johns Hopkins University)
2009 Google PhD Fellowship Recipients
- Roxana Geambasu, Google Fellowship in Cloud Computing (University of Washington)
- Michael Piatek, Google Fellowship in Computer Networking (University of Washington)
- David Sontag, Google Fellowship in Machine Learning (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
- Ali Farhadi, Google Fellowship in Computer Vision Image Interpretation (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- Nicholas Chen, Google Fellowship in Human-Computer Interaction (University of Maryland)
- Siddhartha Sen, Google Fellowship in Fault Tolerant Computing (Princeton University)
- Ryan Peterson, Google Fellowship in Distributed Systems (Cornell University)
- Eric Gilbert, Google Fellowship in Social Computing (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- Micha Elsner, Google Fellowship in Natural Language Processing (Brown University)
- Subhransu Maji, Google Fellowship in Computer Vision Object Recognition (University of California, Berkeley)
- Nicolas Lambert, Google Fellowship in Market Algorithms (Stanford University)
- Han Liu, Google Fellowship in Statistics (Carnegie Mellon University)
- Lixia Liu, Google Fellowship in Compiler Technology (Purdue University)