UMBC Ph.D. candidate Kavita Krishnaswamy receives Google and Microsoft awards for robotics research

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UMBC Ph.D. candidate Kavita Krishnaswamy receives Google and Microsoft awards for robotics research

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July 26, 2017 at 1:51 PM

The honors recognize emerging scholars in computing who are dedicated to increasing diversity in the field. Krishnawamy’s awards will support her research on “Smart Algorithms via Knowledge Management of Safe Physical Human-Robotic Care.”

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