H****y
发帖数: 2992 | 1 Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
going to learn from him today.
Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
departments as R&D engineers, including me. However, having been “spoiled”
by the freedom offered by the research lab, I was unable and unwilling to
adapt myself to the life of an ordinary engineer. So after nine months, I
quit and joined my current university. The manager did not even know I had a
Ph.D. until my resignation, or maybe they simply did not care.
Fiona: When people talk about your achievements, they often mention your
wife, who’s an equally accomplished engineer in the same field. How would
you describe your professional relationship with her?
Dr. Chen: My wife is my (without “one of the”) best partner in my career.
We had the same Ph.D. Advisor at Purdue, and now we are working in the same
department of our institution. As a couple, we simply 100% trust each other
in all aspects. (Fiona commented: That can be boring sometimes.) For example
, you never need to worry about if your editing on her draft would harm her
feeling. I think both of us benefit significantly from this mutual trust,
which makes our collaboration extremely efficient.
Fiona: Do you two discuss about work at home? Who wins more often when
disputes occur?
Dr. Chen: Yes, we do discuss about work at home. We have many divergences in
our work, but we always manage to reach an agreement when attending to the
students. Neither of us always wins, though my wife claims she is the one
who often gives in (which is questionable, in my humble opinion).
Fiona: “Love does not consist in gazing at each other, but in looking
outward together in the same direction.” (Antoine de Saint-Exupery) Related
to the last question, what do you think is the overall condition of
engineering women in industry or academia, in terms of competence,
promotional opportunities, peer recognition, etc.?
Dr. Chen: Women are normally considered as “minorities” in engineering.
Under this presumption, the current systems of both industry and academia
provide women engineers and professors with many additional opportunities.
In fact, I think academia offers even more than industry through creating
special programs or considerations in hiring and research funding. A female
engineer or professor is also more visible (say, easier to be noticed or
remembered) during daily working contacts. Nonetheless, female engineers and
professors often encounter more difficulties when being considered for
administrative positions.
Fiona: Do they tend to be better or worse than men with regard to certain
skills?
Dr. Chen: In academia, my observation is that female professors are more
aggressive (of course, not everyone) than their counterparts in industry. I
am not sure whether it means that academic life is harsher, or only the “
aggressive” women would choose academia. I don’t see any difference
between male or female engineers from technical perspectives, but apparently
female engineers take more responsibilities for their families than male
engineers. That may explain some of our observations.
Fiona: Your 35-page single-spaced CV told me you must be a genius as well as
an extremely busy person. How could you find time for serving as journal
editors, conference organizers, panel reviewers, and numerous service and
dissertation committees, while maintaining high productivity with several
ongoing federally funded projects (there are 14 manuscripts under review at
this moment!)? Do you have secrets in time management?
Dr. Chen: You have to prioritize them and attend to the most important tasks
first. Not everything is equally important and their value alters at
different phases of your career. I work hard, of course, but in academia
almost everybody (if not all) is working hard. If I have any secret, I think
that is probably motivating my team effectively: my students participate in
writing proposals, coordinating meetings with collaborators and funding
agencies, and helping with many administrative and logistic duties of mine.
Through learning from these extra activity, they become well prepared for
the “cruel” society they will be facing upon graduation.
Fiona: Considering the short duration you have worked as a college professor
, the number of students and postdocs you have trained is impressive. Do you
mentor them on an individual basis or rely mostly on lab culture and peer
supervision?
Dr. Chen: We have two types of meetings – weekly 1-1’s and small study-
group meetings. We have only one general group meeting per semester because
it is hard to find a meeting room for 40 people and such a meeting is often
inefficient. With a hierarchical personnel structure, senior students help
me mentor the juniors. I monitor students’ research progress though 1-1
meetings, which I try my best to protect even considering my busy travel
schedule, as well as weekly reports. I usually tell them what I want to see
rather than what they need to do. They figure out the details by themselves
or with other students. Luckily, our group is sufficiently large so that
they can always find an expert to answer their questions. I have never laid
off any students (so far), but our peer pressure is huge with so many
productive members. In short, we run as an efficient team, in which
individual genius is not critical.
Fiona: Now that all of you students are productive and competent, can you
tell which ones are more likely to succeed as scientists, which ones should
aim at industrial leadership? Has anyone disappointed you with his/her
decision?
Dr. Chen: First of all, not ALL of them are productive or competent. People
like to imagine that we have different requirements of personal
characteristics for scientists and industry leaders. Unfortunately, this
presumption does not hold. There are common personality traits shared by
both roles: persistence, diligence, teamworking … I am happy as long as my
students become successful, be it academia or industry.
Fiona: Hollywood likes to portrait us scientists as long gray haired nerds
who have little idea about how the society outside our labs functions. Tell
us about the online bookstore you cofounded as a college student. Are you
still participating in the management? Do you have plans for other types of
business in the future?
Dr. Chen: I quit from the online-store business around 2004 and am no longer
a part of the team. Since then, many of the people I worked with have
become important figures in the Chinese Internet industry. That was one of
my most valuable investments in terms of personal connections. In China,
there is a popular saying, “Personal connection is the first productive
force”. Although meant to be a joke, it does state a truth that your
reputations and personal connections are vital for your career, and I
carefully maintain them. In addition, if you have gone through the whole
process of building a startup, you would know whom you want to work with,
what you can and cannot do. I like trying new things, and I will experiment
with some kind of start-up in the future. In fact, I think we have already
come up with some good ideas, and we’ll see.
Fiona: Entrepreneurial mindset is currently a hot topic in the engineering
disciplines. For students who are still pursuing their degrees, do you think
it helps to bring up their awareness of industrial opportunities, risk
management, etc., or would you rather have them focus on basic engineering
skills, e.g., signal processing, without being overly distracted?
Dr. Chen: Although I started my own company when I was a M.S. student, I am
generally against the idea of sacrificing your study for commercial
opportunities. I still remember when I told the advisor of my M.S. thesis
how “successful” my start-up was, he said, “I agree with you that you
might have learned things that extend beyond the scope of school, but the
reason we still need education is that other things, some of which are
essential in the make of a scientist or a businessman, can ONLY be taught at
academia.” Those are the words that will be kept in my mind forever and
shared with my students.
Fiona: Would you also like to share the experience of organizing the concert
for two famous singers at Tsinghua?
Dr. Chen: Ahha! Jian Li and Jie Miao are very famous now, and I’m happy to
have witnessed their growth in our young age and early stage of their career
. I was the producer of that concert, and I still consider it as one of my
proudest accomplishments. You wouldn’t believe we only spent RMB12000
organizing the whole concert, and I still owe one of the two singers RMB2000
for the recording tapes we used.
Fiona: Did the concert bring back enough gross to cover the expenses?
Dr. Chen: No. If I remember correctly, the admission was free because ticket
pricing would have taken a long time to be approved. You can imagine how
hard it was to get a ticket. Many famous singers and musicians attended the
concert: “Lao Lang”, Gengxu Lu, Xiaosong Gao, Jie Li … After the concert,
we had an exclusive party for the rest of the night in a pub named BlueJay
in the university neighborhood. I met Jian and Jie again at the 60th
anniversary party of the department I graduated from, and we were glad to
see all of us doing well in our own careers.
Fiona: An experience like that would certainly be remembered. Could you have
become an artist yourself?
Dr. Chen: My mom has a B.S. degree in music, but I failed to inherit the
talents from her. I enjoy art and music, but I don’t want to pretend to be
an expert.
Fiona: Your research covers the areas of embedded systems, memory and
sensing, nano-devices, etc. Which topic do you think has the potential of
making the largest impact?
Dr. Chen: As computer engineers, my wife and I have started gaining
attentions for our research on emerging memory technologies. We recently
shifted to brain-inspired computing, which is believed to revolutionize the
computer industry by allowing computer to “think” like a human being. We
are still far from this ultimate goal, but we have already seen light above
the horizon. I’d like to use the following sentence to summarize our
research: “I imagine a world where the difference between man and machine
blurs, where the difference between humanity and technology fades, where the
soul and silicon chip unite.” (Raymond Kurzweil, “The Age of Intelligent
Machines”) |
R*******t
发帖数: 574 | |
M****o
发帖数: 4860 | 3 赞！
the
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
: I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
: professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
: aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
: going to learn from him today.
: Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
: industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
: Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
: The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
: last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
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n**********o
发帖数: 1016 | 4 两个纯种国人，法文章在中文网站，却用英文。
马列隔壁的，见一次鄙视一次。 |
o****i
发帖数: 142 | 5 老李威武！
the
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
: I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
: professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
: aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
: going to learn from him today.
: Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
: industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
: Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
: The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
: last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
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r**********d
发帖数: 95 | 6 大赞高妹，还真的把老李给采访了。希望再接再厉，李云虎胖都要采访到。
不过最重要的问题忘了问老李了：怎么样同时拿好几个NSF grant！
the
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
: I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
: professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
: aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
: going to learn from him today.
: Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
: industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
: Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
: The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
: last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
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a*****k
发帖数: 974 | 7 这个老李已经在版上传授过了，诀窍是...和PO多泡温泉。
【在 r**********d 的大作中提到】
: 大赞高妹，还真的把老李给采访了。希望再接再厉，李云虎胖都要采访到。
: 不过最重要的问题忘了问老李了：怎么样同时拿好几个NSF grant！
:
: the
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h*****w
发帖数: 8561 | 8 高妹好文.
和老李一起泡温泉是女PO,和男PO是一起去马杀鸡.
另外回楼上的,人家高妹弄这个并不是写写玩玩就算了,最后是要出版的,自然
是用英文.扩大中国FACULTY的影响力是好事,应该大大鼓励才对.
【在 a*****k 的大作中提到】
: 这个老李已经在版上传授过了，诀窍是...和PO多泡温泉。
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j******l
发帖数: 2790 | 9 高老师的英文文章水平比大部分理工锁男的汉字文章水平都要高，用英文有何不妥？能
欣赏汉字之美却不能理解英文之妙？
【在 n**********o 的大作中提到】
: 两个纯种国人，法文章在中文网站，却用英文。
: 马列隔壁的，见一次鄙视一次。
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s******y
发帖数: 28562 | 10 高妹已经解释过几次了，这些文章将来是要整理之后发到英文媒体和网站的。
【在 n**********o 的大作中提到】
: 两个纯种国人，法文章在中文网站，却用英文。
: 马列隔壁的，见一次鄙视一次。
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j***o
发帖数: 5096 | |
b*****d
发帖数: 61690 | |
j******l
发帖数: 2790 | 13 李老师历史地位提升的一帖，貌似能被高老师专访的都是超级大牛哦，虎云胖暂时落后
一城。
the
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
: I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
: professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
: aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
: going to learn from him today.
: Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
: industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
: Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
: The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
: last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
|
h*****w
发帖数: 8561 | 14 越来越怀疑你就是老李的马甲,自我炒作啊...
【在 j***o 的大作中提到】
: 这次是谁？
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j***o
发帖数: 5096 | 15 下一档深夜高妹秀请的嘉宾必然是云老师了
【在 h*****w 的大作中提到】
: 越来越怀疑你就是老李的马甲,自我炒作啊...
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r**********d
发帖数: 95 | 16 Jumbo 就是厉害 ：）
【在 j***o 的大作中提到】
: 下一档深夜高妹秀请的嘉宾必然是云老师了
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p*b
发帖数: 442 | 17 老李不姓李啊？
【在 R*******t 的大作中提到】
: 这不是老李嘛，不错！
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e****2
发帖数: 2723 | 18 这么烂的英文 还敢写
the
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
: I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
: professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
: aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
: going to learn from him today.
: Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
: industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
: Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
: The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
: last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
|
j******l
发帖数: 2790 | 19 本版真是卧虎藏龙，我能有高老师一半的英文水平做梦也能笑醒。不过既然你肯指出这
水平烂，不妨举俩例子分析下哪里烂如何改进。说不出个一二三只会下结论说烂的都是
烂人哦
【在 e****2 的大作中提到】
: 这么烂的英文 还敢写
:
: the
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j***o
发帖数: 5096 | 20 陈博士也很不错，风趣幽默风度便便，但是很难跟本版的老李画上等号，差距太大了不
大可能啊
【在 j******l 的大作中提到】
: 本版真是卧虎藏龙，我能有高老师一半的英文水平做梦也能笑醒。不过既然你肯指出这
: 水平烂，不妨举俩例子分析下哪里烂如何改进。说不出个一二三只会下结论说烂的都是
: 烂人哦
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h*****w
发帖数: 8561 | 21 人民群众喜闻乐见的都是老李和PO一起泡温泉的故事,有点不适应陈博士的一本正经
另外知不知道老李不姓李大概是混没混过本版的辨认码.
【在 j***o 的大作中提到】
: 陈博士也很不错，风趣幽默风度便便，但是很难跟本版的老李画上等号，差距太大了不
: 大可能啊
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L***s
发帖数: 9258 | 22 我还说过和PM唱KTV呢，怎么大家都不记得了？
【在 h*****w 的大作中提到】
: 人民群众喜闻乐见的都是老李和PO一起泡温泉的故事,有点不适应陈博士的一本正经
: 另外知不知道老李不姓李大概是混没混过本版的辨认码.
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b*****d
发帖数: 61690 | 23 恭喜老李，贺喜老李！你现在是风云人物。
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 我还说过和PM唱KTV呢，怎么大家都不记得了？
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H****y
发帖数: 2992 | 24 谢谢楼上诸位的支持。想上来说多两句，之前只是在版上见众人赞扬李老师，而这次采
访拿到CV，真是有五雷轰顶的感觉。虽然论名气李老师不及之前采访过的某些老师，但
往俗里说，单是数基金的话，李老师肯定是第一；往服务上讲，几十几十的conference
chair, committee service，换成普通人，一年到头光走个过场就累趴下了，不要说
还兼顾research和那么多学生了，还有一年教三门课！
一个人的起步，境遇，运气都是很难控制的，但是我们其他人在抱怨命运不公的时候，
不妨先问问自己，是不是够努力了？反正我自己是差得远了，这是我本次采访最大的收
获。 |
L***s
发帖数: 9258 | 25 高妹... 我顶多算是个屌丝逆袭，彭连虎式的野把式，上不得台面。这个版名校的多了
，看了后能落个“这烂校出来的也还算努力”就已经偷着乐了...
conference
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢楼上诸位的支持。想上来说多两句，之前只是在版上见众人赞扬李老师，而这次采
: 访拿到CV，真是有五雷轰顶的感觉。虽然论名气李老师不及之前采访过的某些老师，但
: 往俗里说，单是数基金的话，李老师肯定是第一；往服务上讲，几十几十的conference
: chair, committee service，换成普通人，一年到头光走个过场就累趴下了，不要说
: 还兼顾research和那么多学生了，还有一年教三门课！
: 一个人的起步，境遇，运气都是很难控制的，但是我们其他人在抱怨命运不公的时候，
: 不妨先问问自己，是不是够努力了？反正我自己是差得远了，这是我本次采访最大的收
: 获。
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h*****c
发帖数: 505 | |
E*****e
发帖数: 417 | 27 老李真牛，高妹说得在理，正能量爆表。
一个人的起步，境遇，运气都是很难控制的，但是我们其他人在抱怨命运不公的时候，
不妨先问问自己，是不是够努力了？
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢楼上诸位的支持。想上来说多两句，之前只是在版上见众人赞扬李老师，而这次采
: 访拿到CV，真是有五雷轰顶的感觉。虽然论名气李老师不及之前采访过的某些老师，但
: 往俗里说，单是数基金的话，李老师肯定是第一；往服务上讲，几十几十的conference
: chair, committee service，换成普通人，一年到头光走个过场就累趴下了，不要说
: 还兼顾research和那么多学生了，还有一年教三门课！
: 一个人的起步，境遇，运气都是很难控制的，但是我们其他人在抱怨命运不公的时候，
: 不妨先问问自己，是不是够努力了？反正我自己是差得远了，这是我本次采访最大的收
: 获。
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r**********d
发帖数: 95 | 28 高妹，你以为平时我们这么崇拜老李是开玩笑的？你可真也是够后知后觉的，老李的CV
一直放到网站上，你直到采访他的时候才看到？
conference
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢楼上诸位的支持。想上来说多两句，之前只是在版上见众人赞扬李老师，而这次采
: 访拿到CV，真是有五雷轰顶的感觉。虽然论名气李老师不及之前采访过的某些老师，但
: 往俗里说，单是数基金的话，李老师肯定是第一；往服务上讲，几十几十的conference
: chair, committee service，换成普通人，一年到头光走个过场就累趴下了，不要说
: 还兼顾research和那么多学生了，还有一年教三门课！
: 一个人的起步，境遇，运气都是很难控制的，但是我们其他人在抱怨命运不公的时候，
: 不妨先问问自己，是不是够努力了？反正我自己是差得远了，这是我本次采访最大的收
: 获。
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r**********d
发帖数: 95 | 29 老李你就不要谦虚了，反正你是我们这里至少80%的人的偶像，等你哪天再华丽转身到
MIT就变成百分之百的人的偶像了：）
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 高妹... 我顶多算是个屌丝逆袭，彭连虎式的野把式，上不得台面。这个版名校的多了
: ，看了后能落个“这烂校出来的也还算努力”就已经偷着乐了...
:
: conference
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 30 不，我觉得看了老李的访谈录后，应该问自己的问题是：我自己够不够牛（光是用努力
来解释老李是不够的，因为牛是一种境界，无法量化）。
如果不够牛，那就不要抱怨，闭上眼睛享受吧。
conference
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢楼上诸位的支持。想上来说多两句，之前只是在版上见众人赞扬李老师，而这次采
: 访拿到CV，真是有五雷轰顶的感觉。虽然论名气李老师不及之前采访过的某些老师，但
: 往俗里说，单是数基金的话，李老师肯定是第一；往服务上讲，几十几十的conference
: chair, committee service，换成普通人，一年到头光走个过场就累趴下了，不要说
: 还兼顾research和那么多学生了，还有一年教三门课！
: 一个人的起步，境遇，运气都是很难控制的，但是我们其他人在抱怨命运不公的时候，
: 不妨先问问自己，是不是够努力了？反正我自己是差得远了，这是我本次采访最大的收
: 获。
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r**********d
发帖数: 95 | 31 虎肉你就准备好吧，下一个就该轮到你了
【在 s**********e 的大作中提到】
: 不，我觉得看了老李的访谈录后，应该问自己的问题是：我自己够不够牛（光是用努力
: 来解释老李是不够的，因为牛是一种境界，无法量化）。
: 如果不够牛，那就不要抱怨，闭上眼睛享受吧。
:
: conference
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 32 我记得你说的是泡在温泉里唱KTV。
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 我还说过和PM唱KTV呢，怎么大家都不记得了？
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L***s
发帖数: 9258 | 33 这也太香艳了...
【在 s**********e 的大作中提到】
: 我记得你说的是泡在温泉里唱KTV。
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l***d
发帖数: 1798 | 34 holy cow!
the
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
: I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
: professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
: aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
: going to learn from him today.
: Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
: industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
: Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
: The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
: last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 35 当时你们唱的要不是《两只蝴蝶》那就是《最绚民族风》。都是很有品位和格调的好歌
。随着优美的歌声，你们在水中翩翩起舞，有如出水芙蓉，又如哪吒闹海。
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 这也太香艳了...
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j***o
发帖数: 5096 | 36 老李接到高妹email邀请采访
“什么？高妹？名字有点熟，不记得哪个conference上遇到过了”
看见门口走过被压迫的目光呆滞的苦逼博士后
“你，过来。。。回头假装我回答这个高妹的问题，务必高大上，风趣幽默，否则明年
砍你funding！”
“陈博士，我那么苦逼幽默不出来啊，要不明年让我带个师妹？”
“滚出去！”
这就是为什么我犀利地看出陈博士跟老李判若两人
conference
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢楼上诸位的支持。想上来说多两句，之前只是在版上见众人赞扬李老师，而这次采
: 访拿到CV，真是有五雷轰顶的感觉。虽然论名气李老师不及之前采访过的某些老师，但
: 往俗里说，单是数基金的话，李老师肯定是第一；往服务上讲，几十几十的conference
: chair, committee service，换成普通人，一年到头光走个过场就累趴下了，不要说
: 还兼顾research和那么多学生了，还有一年教三门课！
: 一个人的起步，境遇，运气都是很难控制的，但是我们其他人在抱怨命运不公的时候，
: 不妨先问问自己，是不是够努力了？反正我自己是差得远了，这是我本次采访最大的收
: 获。
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l******n
发帖数: 39 | 37 老李？这个辞职的故事是老李讲过的吧。Dr. Chen? Sounds familiar …
the
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
: I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
: professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
: aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
: going to learn from him today.
: Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
: industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
: Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
: The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
: last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
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H****N
发帖数: 997 | |
s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 39 话说上个星期我还和CS里的一个super star谈起过老李，分析了他成功的秘诀。 |
j***o
发帖数: 5096 | 40 什么秘诀？学起来快吗？
【在 s**********e 的大作中提到】
: 话说上个星期我还和CS里的一个super star谈起过老李，分析了他成功的秘诀。
|
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 41 “旁坐有兩人，其一人低聲問那人道：「此想必是白妞了罷？」其一人道：「不是。這
人叫黑妞，是白妞的妹子。他的調門兒都是白妞教的，若比白妞，還不曉得差多遠呢！
他的好處人說得出，白妞的好處人說不出；他的好處人學的到，白妞的好處人學不到。
你想，這幾年來，好頑耍的誰不學他們的調兒呢？就是窯子裏的姑娘，也人人都學，衹
是頂多有一兩句到黑妞的地步。若白妞的好處，從沒有一個人能及他十分裏的一分的。
」”
【在 j***o 的大作中提到】
: 什么秘诀？学起来快吗？
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s**e
发帖数: 44 | 42 有一事不明，这么多best paper award或者nomination，毕业的学生怎么没有一个去名
校做faculty的？怎么都去工业界赚钱去了，浪费了这么好的科研天赋这么的多best
paper啊。 |
j***o
发帖数: 5096 | 43 爱因斯坦哪怕收一只猴子做学生，把猴子放一座，自己放二作，结果也是平分诺内尔奖
；所以老李是真的伟大
【在 s**e 的大作中提到】
: 有一事不明，这么多best paper award或者nomination，毕业的学生怎么没有一个去名
: 校做faculty的？怎么都去工业界赚钱去了，浪费了这么好的科研天赋这么的多best
: paper啊。
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n*******l
发帖数: 2911 | 44 我唯一的一次跟PO一起吃饭，他提到曾经到北京去访问，对于足部按摩留下了深刻
印象，说感觉真的很好。
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 我还说过和PM唱KTV呢，怎么大家都不记得了？
|
L***s
发帖数: 9258 | 45 都觉得做老师太苦逼了...不过今年会有人上market。
【在 s**e 的大作中提到】
: 有一事不明，这么多best paper award或者nomination，毕业的学生怎么没有一个去名
: 校做faculty的？怎么都去工业界赚钱去了，浪费了这么好的科研天赋这么的多best
: paper啊。
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L***s
发帖数: 9258 | 46 你们CS还有认识我的？不过我三月份要去你们那里给talk啦！
【在 s**********e 的大作中提到】
: 话说上个星期我还和CS里的一个super star谈起过老李，分析了他成功的秘诀。
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 47 我现在在德州。不是跟我们系的人聊。
欢迎欢迎，请你吃饭。一起去Smoky Mountain玩？当然如果有美女陪你我就不用去了。
呵呵。
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 你们CS还有认识我的？不过我三月份要去你们那里给talk啦！
|
b*********1
发帖数: 1054 | 48 有美女陪你才更要去，跟老李竞争，当灯泡，替李太监督，一箭三鸟。不是说李太更牛
，拍超牛马屁比拍中牛老李的马屁有前途。这都不明白，怎么在军版混的。
【在 s**********e 的大作中提到】
: 我现在在德州。不是跟我们系的人聊。
: 欢迎欢迎，请你吃饭。一起去Smoky Mountain玩？当然如果有美女陪你我就不用去了。
: 呵呵。
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w*q
发帖数: 1544 | 49 “单是数基金的话，李老师肯定是第一；”你的意思是
老李投入大产出少？
conference
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢楼上诸位的支持。想上来说多两句，之前只是在版上见众人赞扬李老师，而这次采
: 访拿到CV，真是有五雷轰顶的感觉。虽然论名气李老师不及之前采访过的某些老师，但
: 往俗里说，单是数基金的话，李老师肯定是第一；往服务上讲，几十几十的conference
: chair, committee service，换成普通人，一年到头光走个过场就累趴下了，不要说
: 还兼顾research和那么多学生了，还有一年教三门课！
: 一个人的起步，境遇，运气都是很难控制的，但是我们其他人在抱怨命运不公的时候，
: 不妨先问问自己，是不是够努力了？反正我自己是差得远了，这是我本次采访最大的收
: 获。
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j***o
发帖数: 5096 | 50 好像确实有歧义，古得快似青
【在 w*q 的大作中提到】
: “单是数基金的话，李老师肯定是第一；”你的意思是
: 老李投入大产出少？
:
: conference
|
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j***o
发帖数: 5096 | |
w*q
发帖数: 1544 | 52 “古得快似青”花了我2秒才明白是什么意思。
【在 j***o 的大作中提到】
: 好像确实有歧义，古得快似青
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 53 好像已经在竞选了。
【在 j***o 的大作中提到】
: 陈博士这个产量会不会是本版第一个院士？
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c*********l
发帖数: 926 | 54 One thing is true: Researchers are not needed in industry.
the
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
: I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
: professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
: aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
: going to learn from him today.
: Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
: industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
: Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
: The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
: last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
|
b******h
发帖数: 2732 | |
j***o
发帖数: 5096 | 56 我预感高妹其实也不姓高
【在 b******h 的大作中提到】
: 原来老李真的不姓李啊！
: 赞高妹，赞老李
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d*b
发帖数: 479 | 57 俺有两个想不到：
1。 老李原来是条母大虫；
2。 老陈那色迷迷的样儿，咋科研还做得那么好呢？
哎呀，想不到啊，想不到。
另外，高教授啥时能关心一下俺们这些硕士后，也给个Interview. 来美国留学的一
撮人中，干教授的毕竟还是少，要是人群职业是个立着的鸡巴样的正态分布，教授那一
撮大概相应于卵蛋边上毛毛的那一部份。俺们这些硕士后貌似龟头下的那一大块， 是
干活地中洞砥柱。
the
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
: I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
: professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
: aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
: going to learn from him today.
: Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
: industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
: Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
: The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
: last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
|
L***s
发帖数: 9258 | 58 这色眯眯是怎么看到的？
【在 d*b 的大作中提到】
: 俺有两个想不到：
: 1。 老李原来是条母大虫；
: 2。 老陈那色迷迷的样儿，咋科研还做得那么好呢？
: 哎呀，想不到啊，想不到。
: 另外，高教授啥时能关心一下俺们这些硕士后，也给个Interview. 来美国留学的一
: 撮人中，干教授的毕竟还是少，要是人群职业是个立着的鸡巴样的正态分布，教授那一
: 撮大概相应于卵蛋边上毛毛的那一部份。俺们这些硕士后貌似龟头下的那一大块， 是
: 干活地中洞砥柱。
:
: the
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b*********1
发帖数: 1054 | 59 不好不好，说的太露骨，修改一下让更含蓄。你这样让女教授们怎么搭话？
【在 d*b 的大作中提到】
: 俺有两个想不到：
: 1。 老李原来是条母大虫；
: 2。 老陈那色迷迷的样儿，咋科研还做得那么好呢？
: 哎呀，想不到啊，想不到。
: 另外，高教授啥时能关心一下俺们这些硕士后，也给个Interview. 来美国留学的一
: 撮人中，干教授的毕竟还是少，要是人群职业是个立着的鸡巴样的正态分布，教授那一
: 撮大概相应于卵蛋边上毛毛的那一部份。俺们这些硕士后貌似龟头下的那一大块， 是
: 干活地中洞砥柱。
:
: the
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d***a
发帖数: 13752 | |
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | |
L***s
发帖数: 9258 | 62 就你了！
【在 s**********e 的大作中提到】
: 考题专访5：心宽体胖的烤蹄
: 以下略去十万字。
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 63 显然是胖老。
我怎么敢跟一群牛人一起被采访，那是要折寿di！
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 就你了！
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L***s
发帖数: 9258 | 64 你身为“李云胖虎”四大恶人之末，逃不掉的。人送外号“穷凶极恶”。
【在 s**********e 的大作中提到】
: 显然是胖老。
: 我怎么敢跟一群牛人一起被采访，那是要折寿di！
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 65 给高妹命题点杀吧：
考题专访5：心宽体胖的烤蹄
考题专访6：云端漫步的学者
考题专访7：常委说
。。。
考题专访341258：我们虎背熊腰 |
s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 66 其实我是李大嘴。
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 你身为“李云胖虎”四大恶人之末，逃不掉的。人送外号“穷凶极恶”。
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L***s
发帖数: 9258 | 67 话说你现在在Texas sabatical？
【在 s**********e 的大作中提到】
: 其实我是李大嘴。
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 68 是的。小放牛。
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 话说你现在在Texas sabatical？
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j***o
发帖数: 5096 | 69 本帖胖老师始终没有献身，不知道为什么，太失礼了 |
t**********t
发帖数: 12071 | 70 嫌疑人X的献身
【在 j***o 的大作中提到】
: 本帖胖老师始终没有献身，不知道为什么，太失礼了
|
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j******l
发帖数: 2790 | 71 10楼在冷笑
【在 j***o 的大作中提到】
: 本帖胖老师始终没有献身，不知道为什么，太失礼了
|
s*******a
发帖数: 1296 | 72 看了这个帖子，我只想说：比你优秀的人还那么努力，
下面那句大家自行脑补。。。 |
s*******a
发帖数: 1296 | 73 我还很八卦地去搜了老李系里的主页，原来老李不姓李，他老婆姓李。。。
羡慕神雕侠侣~~~ |
t**a
发帖数: 52 | 74 当年明州SEGATE 关了个R&D部门，一大堆朋友失业。
那一年真不容易。。。
但也把真正的明珠给洗出来了。老李两口子就走出光辉人生。
但是更可怕的是，我可能见过他们两口子。。。怪不得名字这么熟悉
错失了结交牛人的机会。。。 |
s*******a
发帖数: 1296 | 75 决定把这篇文章收藏下来，做research做不下去的时候就拿出来看看寻找正能量。：） |
C*****l
发帖数: 3211 | 76 之前根据种种线索在新浪找到了老李的微博,在科学网上找到了真身..
【在 s*******a 的大作中提到】
: 我还很八卦地去搜了老李系里的主页，原来老李不姓李，他老婆姓李。。。
: 羡慕神雕侠侣~~~
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j***o
发帖数: 5096 | 77 我在普渡中国店买菜租房遇到他们两口子很多次，出了名的精打细算
【在 t**a 的大作中提到】
: 当年明州SEGATE 关了个R&D部门，一大堆朋友失业。
: 那一年真不容易。。。
: 但也把真正的明珠给洗出来了。老李两口子就走出光辉人生。
: 但是更可怕的是，我可能见过他们两口子。。。怪不得名字这么熟悉
: 错失了结交牛人的机会。。。
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L***s
发帖数: 9258 | 78 后来我们那个100人的组出了17个CEO，一堆教授和National Lab的director。如果不解
散，大家都是温水煮青蛙。
【在 t**a 的大作中提到】
: 当年明州SEGATE 关了个R&D部门，一大堆朋友失业。
: 那一年真不容易。。。
: 但也把真正的明珠给洗出来了。老李两口子就走出光辉人生。
: 但是更可怕的是，我可能见过他们两口子。。。怪不得名字这么熟悉
: 错失了结交牛人的机会。。。
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t**********t
发帖数: 12071 | 79 我准备把我的组解散了。
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 后来我们那个100人的组出了17个CEO，一堆教授和National Lab的director。如果不解
: 散，大家都是温水煮青蛙。
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j***o
发帖数: 5096 | 80 体制天灭
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 后来我们那个100人的组出了17个CEO，一堆教授和National Lab的director。如果不解
: 散，大家都是温水煮青蛙。
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h*****w
发帖数: 8561 | 81 现在加入你的组还来得及不?
【在 t**********t 的大作中提到】
: 我准备把我的组解散了。
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t**********t
发帖数: 12071 | 82 我要去云游四方了。
漫英雄泪，相离处士家。
谢慈悲梯度在莲台下。
没缘法转眼分离乍。
赤条条来去无牵挂。
那里讨得烟蓑雨笠卷单行？
一任俺芒鞋破钵随缘化。
【在 h*****w 的大作中提到】
: 现在加入你的组还来得及不?
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T**9
发帖数: 1528 | 83 很喜欢看你的采访。不过觉得这个采访应该加上李教授一起会更精彩。看了一下李陈双
剑合璧共同经营的实验室，分不出谁更厉害。 不知这两位有小孩了没有？哪里来的这
么多精力，太佩服了！
the
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
: I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
: professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
: aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
: going to learn from him today.
: Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
: industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
: Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
: The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
: last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
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l**********r
发帖数: 1745 | 84 什么是辨认码？我还真是第一次知道老李原来不姓李。。。
谢谢高妹，终于知道老李的庐山真面目了，好开心！。。。
【在 h*****w 的大作中提到】
: 人民群众喜闻乐见的都是老李和PO一起泡温泉的故事,有点不适应陈博士的一本正经
: 另外知不知道老李不姓李大概是混没混过本版的辨认码.
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x*******5
发帖数: 1335 | 85 觉得李太才是真正掌控Levis这个帐号的幕后黑手
而老李只是个傀儡啊
【在 l**********r 的大作中提到】
: 什么是辨认码？我还真是第一次知道老李原来不姓李。。。
: 谢谢高妹，终于知道老李的庐山真面目了，好开心！。。。
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l**********r
发帖数: 1745 | 86 同问不知道两位大牛是怎么兼顾小孩和事业的？是不是两位的娃都已经会打酱油了。。。
我现在就一个小小娃，搞的是焦头烂额，分身无术，事业休眠。。。只有在此羡慕各位
大牛。。。
【在 T**9 的大作中提到】
: 很喜欢看你的采访。不过觉得这个采访应该加上李教授一起会更精彩。看了一下李陈双
: 剑合璧共同经营的实验室，分不出谁更厉害。 不知这两位有小孩了没有？哪里来的这
: 么多精力，太佩服了！
:
: the
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l**********r
发帖数: 1745 | 87 嗯，是有点象，呵呵
【在 x*******5 的大作中提到】
: 觉得李太才是真正掌控Levis这个帐号的幕后黑手
: 而老李只是个傀儡啊
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s******8
发帖数: 2131 | 88 差点看成Nobel Laureates
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 后来我们那个100人的组出了17个CEO，一堆教授和National Lab的director。如果不解
: 散，大家都是温水煮青蛙。
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s*********y
发帖数: 1189 | 89 Ok, then why the title is in Chinese?
【在 s******y 的大作中提到】
: 高妹已经解释过几次了，这些文章将来是要整理之后发到英文媒体和网站的。
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 90 老李和李太的娃才六岁，不过已经在帮忙做仿真了，据说处女作即将发表在行内顶级会
议上。
。。
【在 l**********r 的大作中提到】
: 同问不知道两位大牛是怎么兼顾小孩和事业的？是不是两位的娃都已经会打酱油了。。。
: 我现在就一个小小娃，搞的是焦头烂额，分身无术，事业休眠。。。只有在此羡慕各位
: 大牛。。。
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a*********7
发帖数: 180 | 91 还能说什么呐，这真的是一群自我感觉极为良好的人们。无论是采访者还是被采访者。
你们这群facaulty,就在你们自己圈子里互相捧吧。 |
a*****k
发帖数: 974 | 92 老李自认了是恶贯满盈了
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 你身为“李云胖虎”四大恶人之末，逃不掉的。人送外号“穷凶极恶”。
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s**********e
发帖数: 33562 | 93 发考题的英文拼错了。不用谢，我是雷锋。
【在 a*********7 的大作中提到】
: 还能说什么呐，这真的是一群自我感觉极为良好的人们。无论是采访者还是被采访者。
: 你们这群facaulty,就在你们自己圈子里互相捧吧。
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s*******e
发帖数: 1389 | 94 感觉是被研究
必须一作
【在 s**********e 的大作中提到】
: 老李和李太的娃才六岁，不过已经在帮忙做仿真了，据说处女作即将发表在行内顶级会
: 议上。
:
: 。。
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h********0
发帖数: 12056 | |
l**********r
发帖数: 1745 | 96 谢谢，你私底下和老李是好朋友么？感觉知道的很多啊。果然是牛人恒牛，在哪方面都
牛，真是羡慕！！！
【在 s**********e 的大作中提到】
: 老李和李太的娃才六岁，不过已经在帮忙做仿真了，据说处女作即将发表在行内顶级会
: 议上。
:
: 。。
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l**********r
发帖数: 1745 | 97 谢谢，你私底下和老李是好朋友么？感觉知道的很多啊。果然是牛人恒牛，在哪方面都
牛，真是羡慕！！！
【在 s**********e 的大作中提到】
: 老李和李太的娃才六岁，不过已经在帮忙做仿真了，据说处女作即将发表在行内顶级会
: 议上。
:
: 。。
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c********n
发帖数: 1065 | 98 你丫真闲
[在 Highly (高妹) 的大作中提到：]
： Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
：
：........... |
p*b
发帖数: 442 | 99 Neither of us always wins, though my wife claims she is the one
who often gives in (which is questionable, in my humble opinion).
好可爱的一对！
the
【在 H****y 的大作中提到】
: Interview with Dr. Yiran Chen
: I think I could say that whoever knows Dr. Chen, personally or
: professionally, would agree that his career, while still in a young and
: aspiring stage, is purely legendary. I’m excited to find out what I’m
: going to learn from him today.
: Fiona: After you have graduated from Purdue with a Ph.D., you worked in
: industry for five years. Why did you decide to go back to academia?
: Dr. Chen: I was asked this question by many of my colleagues and students.
: The truth is that the research lab I was working in was dismissed during the
: last economic crisis. The company deployed all the researchers to product
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