L to R at 1999 CAARMS, Computer Scientists Bryant York, Charles
Isbell & Roscoe Giles
One quarter of one percent
(.25%) of computer scientists are black. Below
we link to profiles of "all" Black Computer Scientists.
PEOPLE A - D , E - K , L - Q , and R - Z
The Computer Scientists below occupy a broad range, from essentially mathematicians to essentially engineers.
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Ilesanmi Adesida Computer Scientist(?) Physicist(?) at the Beckman Institute of University of Illinois Adekunle O. Adeyeye - Technology Review: one of the top 100 innovators under age 35 "whose work and ideas will change the world." Chukwuka Aduba programmer and manager in Nigeria Akintunde Akinwande MIT Associate Professor, flat screen technology Winser E. Alexander -Full Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering North Carolina State
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Shawn Blanton - 9 years from Ph.D. to Full Professor at Carnegie Mellon Mark Dean: holds three patents on the original IBM PC chip Nathaniel Dean: crosses back and forth between Computer Sciences and Mathematics. Publications in both. |
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Clarence Ellis: The first African American Computer Science Ph.D. (U. Illinois-1969)
Philip Emeagwali: 1988 winner of the Gordon Prize for super-computing skills. Ralph Etienne-Cummings, at Johns Hopkins University Eugène C. Ezin: artificial intelligence at Benin's Institute of Mathematical and Physical Sciences Juan Gilbert: Auburn University Roscoe Giles: a theoretical physicist turned computing pioneer John Gill, III: long time Stanford University Professor Marc Hannah: co-founder of SGI (Silcon Graphics Inc) David Hedgley father of 3D graphics? |
Herman D. Hughes - Professor at Michigan State Wayne Hunt: a Director of Software at Lucent Technologies Parry Husbands: A post-doc at at MIT's LCS Oliver Chukwudi Ibe: author of 6 books on ATM technology, and articles on queueing. Charles Isbell: Ex-Georgia Tech ex-MIT "Homeboy From Hell" grabbed early position on the WWW. Moved from AT&T to Georgia Tech Yves Jean - first Black research computer scientist at Lucent Technologies who "make things better" Elva Jones - Chair of Computer Science at Winston-Salem State University Anthony Joseph: - Berkeley Computer Scientist Harry N. Keeling: George Mason 1998 Kevin Kornegay - winner of a presidential early career award |
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Steven L. Lee at Lawrence Livermore Labs has requested that he not be listed William (Bill) Lupton, Chair at Morgan State Steve G. Massaquoi - MIT MD then MIT CS Ph.D. analyses and models human neurological function William McIver, Jr. - Assistant Professor SUNY at Albany James Monroe: Second African American to get the Ph.D. in Computer Science (Texas A&M University - 1972)
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Ojelankik Ngwenyama: in 1997 got MISQ Best Paper Rod Moten: from hoodlum in the streets to recent Cornell doctorate. Award and ANBAR Research Excellence Award Nii Narku Quaynor - CEO of Network Computer Systems |
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Alan Shaw - creates ways for communities to organize online Todd Shurn: Howard U professor John Slaughter: NACME CEO known for development of computer algorithms for system optimization and discrete signal processing Mark A. Smith: first MIT CS Ph.D. Mark J.T. Smith: leading researcher and head of electrical and computer engineering at Purdue Tiki Suarez: Florida A & M U Assistant Prfessor Merwyn Taylor - Pathologist at Johns Hopkins University
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Elias Towe - Carnegie Mellon Professor with one book, two patents, and 110 scholarly publications
Cardinal Warde - MIT world leading expert on materials, devices and systems for optical information processing Leonard Wesley: exciting lecturer in San Jose Andrew B. Williams - Professor University of Iowa Herbert Winful: Arthur F. Thurnau Professor at the University of Michigan Bryant York: professor at Portland State Universit |
PAGES UNDER CONSTRUCTION or folks I'm researching
John Boyd: AT&T
Gerry Dozier: Auburn
Alden Jackson:
John C. Kelly
JAl Watkins: at AT&T
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