People in the News: Manolis Kellis

Dec 16, 2011

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Manolis Kellis, an associate professor in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's electrical engineering and computer science department, has received the 2011 Niki Award from the Athens Information Technology's Center of Excellence for Research and Education.

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