SoC Alum named 2018 IEEE Fellow
January 3, 2018
Professor Laurie Williams was named as a 2018 IEEE Fellow. Williams, a Interim Department Head and a Professor in computer science at North Carolina State University (NCSU) was named an IEEE Fellow and recognized for contributions to reliable and secure software engineering.
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