Eric Allender

Distinguished Professor
Department of Political Science
School of Arts and Sciences

Key topics: Computational complexity theory, computer science, mathematics, randomness, circuit complexity

Eric Allender's research focuses on computational complexity theory, the aim of which is to prove that certain problems are essentially impossible to compute. One practical application of this is found in shopping online: the systems that…

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Jonathan Eckstein

Professor
Department of Management Science and Information Systems
Rutgers Business School-Newark and New Brunswick

Key topics: Optimization algorithms, parallel computing, operations management, management information systems, numerical optimization

Jonathan Eckstein, Ph.D., has published in numerous journals, including INFORMS/ORSA Journal on Computing, SIAM Journal on Optimization, Mathematics of Operations Research, and Mathematical Programming.

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Lena Fullem

Senior Accountant
Business Services - Newark
Newark Research and Grants Offices

Key topics: Subaward/Subcontract processing, electronic research administration, business analytics

Research administrator with focus on subcontract/subaward processing and an extensive background in information technology, with specific knowledge of Oracle Financials and Coeus/Kuali

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Benjamin Melamed

Distinguished Professor of Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Management
Rutgers Business School-Newark and New Brunswick

Key topics: System modeling analysis and simulation (especially supply chains, healthcare service systems, and transportation systems), stochastic processes.

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Mario Szegedy

Professor
Computer Science
School of Arts and Sciences

Key topics: Quantum computing, probabilistically checkable proofs, proofs, space complexity, approximating frequency, streamed data

Mario Szegedy is a Hungarian-born computer scientist, professor of computer science at Rutgers University. He received his Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Chicago.

Szegedy's research areas include complexity theory,…

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