Roger Wattenhofer
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Roger Wattenhofer
Summary
Roger Wattenhofer is a human[1]. His place of birth was Canton of Schwyz[2]. He was born on 1969[3]. He worked as a computer scientist[4].
Key Facts
- Roger Wattenhofer was born in Canton of Schwyz[2].
- Roger Wattenhofer was born on 1969[3].
- Roger Wattenhofer worked as a computer scientist[4].
- Among Roger Wattenhofer's employers was ETH Zurich[5].
- Roger Wattenhofer's education included a stint at ETH Zurich[6].
- Roger Wattenhofer received the Prize for Innovation in Distributed Computing[7].
- Roger Wattenhofer is recorded as male[8].
- Roger Wattenhofer's instance of is recorded as human[9].
- Roger Wattenhofer supervised Hannes Stratil as a doctoral student[10].
- Roger Wattenhofer supervised Raphael Paul Eidenbenz as a doctoral student[11].
- Roger Wattenhofer supervised Markus Völker as a doctoral student[12].
- Roger Wattenhofer supervised Yvonne-Anne Pignolet as a doctoral student[13].
- Roger Wattenhofer supervised Stephan Holzer as a doctoral student[14].
- Roger Wattenhofer supervised Philipp Dirk Brandes as a doctoral student[15].
- Roger Wattenhofer supervised Klaus-Tycho Förster as a doctoral student[16].
- Roger Wattenhofer supervised Stefan Schmid as a doctoral student[17].
- Roger Wattenhofer supervised Fabian Kuhn as a doctoral student[18].
- Roger Wattenhofer's family name is recorded as Wattenhofer[19].
- Roger Wattenhofer's given name is recorded as Roger[20].
- Roger Wattenhofer studied under Peter Widmayer[21].
- Roger Wattenhofer studied under Maurice Herlihy[22].
- Roger Wattenhofer's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as WikiProject Mathematics[23].
Body
Origins and Family
Born in Canton of Schwyz[2], Roger Wattenhofer… he was born on 1969[3].
Education
Roger Wattenhofer was educated at ETH Zurich[6]. Studied under Peter Widmayer[21], a computer scientist[24], b. 1953[25], of Germany[26], awarded the ACM Fellow[27] and Maurice Herlihy[22], a computer scientist[28], b. 1954[29], of United States[30], awarded the Dijkstra Prize[31].
Career and Affiliations
Roger Wattenhofer worked as a computer scientist[4]. Among his employers was ETH Zurich[5]. Doctoral students include Hannes Stratil[10]; Raphael Paul Eidenbenz[11]; Markus Völker[12], a computer scientist[32]; Yvonne-Anne Pignolet[13], a researcher[33], b. 1981[34]; Stephan Holzer[14]; and Philipp Dirk Brandes[15].
Recognition
Roger Wattenhofer received the Prize for Innovation in Distributed Computing[7].
Why It Matters
Roger Wattenhofer's notable doctoral advisees include Markus Völker[35], a computer scientist[36]; Stefan Schmid[37], a computer scientist[38], b. 1978[39], of Switzerland[40]; and Klaus-Tycho Förster[41], a mathematician[42], b. 1984[43], of Germany[44].
FAQs
Where was Roger Wattenhofer born?
Born in Canton of Schwyz[2], Roger Wattenhofer…
What did Roger Wattenhofer do for work?
Roger Wattenhofer worked as computer scientist[4].
Where did Roger Wattenhofer go to school?
Roger Wattenhofer was educated at ETH Zurich[6].
What awards did Roger Wattenhofer receive?
Honors received include Prize for Innovation in Distributed Computing[7].