UGA Signature Lecture: Greg Lavender

Greg Lavender
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Georgia Center for Continuing Education and Hotel, Mahler Hall
Special Information:
reception to follow in the Hill Atrium
Guest speaker

Greg Lavender shares his thoughts on "Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Cultural Evolution of Computational Thought from Pythagoras to the AI Era"

Greg Lavender is executive vice president, chief technology officer and general manager of the Software and Advanced Technology Group at Intel Corporation. He received his BS from UGA in computer science as well as his MS and Ph.D. in computer science from Virginia Tech.

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