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Test Your Entrepreneurial Quotient with Tickle

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Research Interests: Databases, data mining, information retrieval, and web searching. Privacy and security, particularly in the context of databases and information retrieval. Optimization and scheduling problems, particularly for applications in... See more

Research Interests: Databases, data mining, information retrieval, and web searching. Privacy and security, particularly in the context of databases and information retrieval. Optimization and scheduling problems, particularly for applications in computer systems, compilers, and databases. Computational and combinatorial geometry with applications to robotics and vision. Computational biology and automated drug design. Design and analysis of algorithms with emphasis on approximations, online computations, and randomized algorithms, as well as related complexity theory. See less

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Ron Conway has been glorified and vilified for the wide spate of Internet investments that he made via Angel Investors L.P., which he founded in 1998. He had his share of bombs, making him the subject of a book, The Godfather of Silicon Valley: Ron... See more

Ron Conway has been glorified and vilified for the wide spate of Internet investments that he made via Angel Investors L.P., which he founded in 1998. He had his share of bombs, making him the subject of a book, The Godfather of Silicon Valley: Ron Conway and the Fall of the Dot-coms. But he redeemed himself as one of the few investors able to get a piece of Google before it went public. Today, Conway is investing his own money, but what hasn't changed is his enduring love of the Internet. See less

Highlights: Investing a big [$150 million] fund was an interesting experience.