Shirley Fung is a recent graduate from MIT, receiving a Bachelors of Science and Masters of Engineering in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. She completed her Masters of Engineering thesis with her work on user adaptive Web sites in the Center for Digital Business and Marketing. Her academic interests are in areas of artificial intelligence, signals processing, computer systems design, and probabilistic analysis.
She is beginning her full-time job as a Technical Advisor in the Intellectual Property Group at Ropes & Gray, LLC, in Boston, MA. Outside of work, she is working on an international development project to advance mobility access in the developing countries. In addition, she volunteers for Creative Commons China-Mainland to promote the legal sharing, remixing and reusing of creative works.
Thanks for you good explanations on your website. hopping you will attach me on your project where you are working for (international development project).
Have a nice day. Enjoy your life at moshi.
[...] not all. Our outstanding research assistant, recent MIT graduate Shirley Fung (SM ‘08), helped de Rosnay with the project and has published a website that lets anyone [...]
[...] Shirley Fung has published a directory of open datasets examined in the paper, and details of their re-usability on Molecular Biology Databases. [...]
Hey Shirley,
I just got caught up on all your doings. Congratulations on everything – the graduation, career, and the move! Good luck on your LSAT and law school appls.
Did we miss you in California already?
Wishing you a splendid New Year and life full of impact in 2009!
Take care,
Cinda