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Dr. Gil Speyer Joins the HPC
We are pleased to annouce that Dr. Gil Speyer has joined the Fulton HPCI team as our Research Scientist. He is a recent graduate of the Fulton School of Engineering at Arizona State University (ASU), receiving both his doctorate and masters in Electrical Engineering.
His diverse engineering background makes him a significant addition to the Fulton HPCI. Gil’s PhD work focused on calculating the conductance of small organic molecules, while his master’s thesis dealt with numerical methods. Lastly, Gil also brings with him experience from the private sector, having worked as engineer on the development of FPGAs.
