Nati Linial
Nati Linial · Technology & Engineering
Israeli theorist of locality in distributed graph algorithms; Dijkstra Prize (2013)
1953, Haifa, Israel
Israel · United States
Nati Linial is recognized among Israeli contributors to Technology & Engineering — Israeli theorist of locality in distributed graph algorithms; Dijkstra Prize (2013)
Linial is an Israeli mathematician and computer scientist whose work on the theory of distributed graph algorithms established locality as a central concept, earning him the 2013 Dijkstra Prize. A professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, he has also contributed to combinatorics and computational biology. He is a Jewish Israeli, born in Haifa.
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Israeli theorist of locality in distributed graph algorithms; Dijkstra Prize (2013)
Source: Jinfo.org — Jewish recipients of the Dijkstra Prize
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