Mohammed
Zaki, assistant professor of computer science, was awarded
the Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award from the
National Science Foundation. The award is one of the NSF's
most competitive and prestigious awards. Zaki received a five-year,
$300,000 grant for his SPIDER project, in which he creates
novel data-mining techniques for bioinformatics, materials
informatics, and astronomy.
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Mohammed
Zaki, assistant professor of computer science, was awarded
the Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award from the
National Science Foundation. The award is one of the NSF's
most competitive and prestigious awards. Zaki received a five-year,
$300,000 grant for his SPIDER project, in which he creates
novel data-mining techniques for bioinformatics, materials
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