Mark Horowitz and Teresa Meng named to US National Academy of Engineering

Stanford Professors Mark Horowitz and Teresa Meng have been named to the US National Academy of Engineering (NAE). Horowitz was elected for his contributions to computer architecture and high-bandwidth memory interfaces. Meng was named for her contributions to the development of wireless network technology. Both are founding members of the C2S2 Executive Committee; Meng also co-leads the C2S2 Emerging Circuits and Applications Theme.

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