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    Oral History Interview, Stephen Wright (2179)

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    Date
    2022-10-04
    Author
    Wright, Stephen
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    Abstract
    In this October 4th, 2022 interview with Francisco Hernandez Moleres, Prof. Stephen Wright reflects on his career in computer science and shares his thoughts about receiving the 2022 Hilldale Award. Throughout the conversation, Prof. Wright describes his formative years in Queensland, Australia, and his experience at Argonne National Laboratory in Chicago, before his arrival at UW-Madison in 2001. He notes the growth of his research field, optimization, since the pioneering work of UW-Madison professor Olvi Mangaserian in the 1960s to the “boom” of optimization in the early 2000s. Prof. Wright discusses his work developing software packages and sharing them publicly, his professional service with optimization and applied math societies, and his publishment of widely used textbooks.
    Subject
    Hilldale Awards, Australia, Chicago, UW-Madison, software packages, textbooks
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/83811
    Type
    Recording, oral
    Description
    In this interview, Stephen Wright outlines his career in computer science and reflects on winning the 2022 Hilldale Award. He also discusses his background, including his time in Australia, his experience at Argonne National Laboratory in Chicago, and his arrival at UW-Madison in 2001. To learn more about this oral history, download & review the index first (or transcript if available). It will help determine which audio file(s) to download & listen to.
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