In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Professor Jie Wu, the Laura H. Carnell Professor and Director of the Center for Networked Computing at Temple University. As a world-renowned researcher in Computer Science, Professor Wu brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the conversation. In particular, he shares valuable insights on using an objective metric called the H-index in measuring research quality and the significance of being an R1 research university. Temple is qualified as an R1 university.
Professor Wu discusses the factors contributing to a researcher’s success and highlights the importance of dedication and collaboration. He also challenges the notion that research opportunities are only relevant to graduate students, emphasizing the availability of exciting research prospects for undergraduates. To illustrate this point, he shares a story of mentoring an undergraduate student who successfully published a research paper throughout the summer. The conversation also touches on Professor Wu’s role as the Associate Vice Provost for International Affairs, where he actively promotes research collaboration between Temple University and educational institutions worldwide. His experiences fostering global partnerships provide listeners with insights into the importance of international cooperation in academic research.
Join us for this informative episode as Professor Jie Wu shares his expertise and valuable insights into computer science research and offers guidance to students and aspiring researchers.
