Technion Ph.D. Graduation Ceremony, was held on Wednesday evening, May 14, 2014. The ceremony was held at the Technion amphitheatre. Prof. Peretz Lavi, Technion President excited the audience with his warmhearted speech, and senior Technion faculty members spoke in the presence of many guests and family members. This year 169 Technion graduates received their Ph.D. diplomas, among them 12 Computer Science graduates:
 

Orna Agmon Ben-Yehuda	Titled:	Efficient, Non-Cooperative Sharing of Computing Resources	Advised by:	Assaf Schuster
Yotam Elor	Titled:	Mathematical Analysis of Emergent Behavior in Multi- Agent Systems	Advised by:	Alfred Bruckstein
Moran Feldman	Titled	Maximization Problems with Submodular Objective Functions	Advised by:	Seffi Naor
Raja Giryes	Titled:	Sparsity Models for Signals: Theory and Applications	Advised by:	Michael Elad
Guy Grebla	Titled:	Scheduling Algorithms for OFDMA Broadband Wireless Networks	Advised by:	Reuven Cohen
Josef Hai Kanizo	Titled	Fast Decisions in High-Speed Networking Devices	Advised by:	Isaac Keslassy and David Hay
Zohar Levi	Titled:	Techinques for Manipulating Volumetric and Polyhedral 3D Datasets	Advised by:	Craig Gotsman
Roy Levin	Titled:	Geospatial Route Search	Advised by:	Yaron Kanza
Roi Poranne	Titled:	Topics in Shape Optimization and Exploration	Advised by	Craig Gotsman
Guy Rosman	Titled:	On Natural Parametrizations of Motion and Structure Manifolds	Advised by	Ron Kimmel
Israel Shteinfeld	Titled:	Data Analysis in Studies Combining Multiple High-Throughput Measurement Technologies	Advised by	Zohar Yakhini
Yair Wiener	Titled:	Theoretical Foundations of Selective Prediction	Advised by:	Ran El-Yaniv

Congratulations and best of luck to all our graduates.[Back to the news index]