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    Record-Tying 11 Stony Brook Students Win Prestigious NSF-GRFP Fellowships

    April 19, 2019
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    Jessica Maghakian
    Jessica Maghakian

    Jessica Maghakian

    Academic department: Doctoral student, Applied Mathematics and Statistics (AMS)
    Departmental advisor:  Zhenhua Liu

    Maghakian works on optimization algorithms that are required to make decisions in real-time, with imperfect knowledge of the future. As real-time optimization becomes more widespread in application areas such as the smart grid and self-driving vehicles, reliable algorithms with theoretical performance guarantees will become a necessity.

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