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BU Receives Gift to Name Duan Family Center for Computing & Data Sciences - News Directory 3

BU Receives Gift to Name Duan Family Center for Computing & Data Sciences

December 6, 2024 Catherine Williams Tech
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BU’s New Computing ⁣& Data Sciences Centre receives Transformative Gift

Boston University‘s commitment to cutting-edge research ‍in computing and data sciences received a major boost with a generous gift‍ from the Duan family. The⁢ donation will establish the Duan Family center for Computing⁣ & Data Sciences, endow fellowships for distinguished faculty and PhD candidates, and seed⁣ innovative research initiatives.

The declaration was made at a celebratory ceremony on December 5th, where BU officials and members of the Duan family gathered to mark this⁤ momentous occasion.

“It is indeed a privilege of a lifetime for me to⁤ stand up here…as we ⁤celebrate the dream coming⁢ true,” said Azer Bestavros, William Fairfield Warren professor and associate provost for computing and data sciences, expressing his gratitude for the Duan family’s generosity.

The Duan family’s gift will have a profound impact on the University’s ability to attract and retain top talent in the field. The inaugural Duan Fellows, Wesley Wildman and Mark covella, were also recognized at the ceremony. Wildman holds a joint appointment at the School⁤ of Theology, ‍while Covella is affiliated⁤ with⁢ the College of Arts & Sciences, highlighting the⁢ interdisciplinary nature of the Center’s work.

“This gift will allow⁢ us to push the boundaries of knowledge and ⁣make significant contributions to society,” said Gloria Waters, BU’s provost and chief academic officer.

The Duan⁣ Family Center for Computing & Data Sciences is poised ⁢to become a hub for groundbreaking research and innovation, attracting leading scholars and fostering collaborations⁢ that will shape the future of these rapidly ⁤evolving fields.

A ⁢Transformative Gift for BU’s Computing & Data Sciences

Boston, MA – Boston University’s (BU) commitment to groundbreaking research in computing and data sciences has received a meaningful boost thanks to a generous gift from the‍ Duan family. The donation will establish ⁣the Duan Family‍ Centre for computing & Data Sciences, endow fellowships for distinguished faculty and PhD candidates,⁤ and seed innovative research initiatives.

Announced ⁢at a celebratory ceremony on December 5th, the gift was⁣ met with enthusiasm by BU officials and members of the Duan family.

“It is indeed a privilege of a lifetime for me to stand up here…as we celebrate the dream ⁢coming true,” ⁣said Azer⁣ Bestavros,William Fairfield Warren‍ professor and associate provost for computing and data⁤ sciences,expressing his gratitude for the Duan family’s generosity.

The Duan family’s gift will be instrumental in BU’s ability to attract and retain top talent in the field. ⁣The inaugural Duan Fellows, Wesley ‍Wildman and Mark Covella, were recognized at the⁢ ceremony. Wildman holds a joint ⁣appointment at ⁤the School of Theology, while Covella is affiliated with the⁤ Collage of Arts & Sciences, highlighting the interdisciplinary nature of the Center’s work.

“This gift will allow⁣ us⁢ to push the boundaries of knowledge ‍and make significant ⁣contributions to society,” said Gloria ⁣Waters,⁢ BU’s provost and chief academic officer.

The Duan Family Center for⁣ Computing &⁣ Data Sciences is expected to become a hub⁣ for groundbreaking research and innovation,⁢ attracting leading scholars and fostering collaborations that will shape the future of computing and data sciences.

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