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Fall 2017 Author Index (PDF) INDEX This index indicates the paper numbers for authors and sessions for chairs. Bold lettered paper numbers indicate those being presented by the author, and non-bolded paper numbers indicate associate author status. The * (asterisk) indicates an invited presentation author. The following typical examples show the code system EM01.02 Session Chair for Session (Symposium EM01, Session 2) EM01.02.01 Associate Author of Paper Number (Symposium EM01, Session 2, First Paper) *EM01.05.01 Invited Speaker Presentation by the presenting author (Symposium EM01, Session 5, First Paper) EM01.01.01/MB03.02.01 Joint Session Associate Author for Symposium EM01 and MB03 A Acharya, Amit, TC06.07.02 Agha, Hakam, NM02.11.32 Aabloo, Alvo, BM03.07.14 Acharya, Rachana, EM01.03.29 Aghazaddehchors, Sara, NM03.04.30 Aaen, Peter, EM10.03.10 Acharya, Shree Ram, *TC04.06.06 Aghighi, Mahmoudreza, ES04.19.43 Aagesen, Larry, PM04.13.02 Achete, Carlos, *NM08.05.02 Aghoutane, N., NM03.14.14, NM06.03.27 Abaci, Özde, ES07.06.01 Achorn, Odin, NM06.02.02 Agne, Matthias, ES09.04.09 Abadias, Gregory, EM03.14.02, EM03.14.03, Achyuthan, Komandoor, BM12.03.02 Agranat, Mikhail, EM02.02.06 EM03.18.16 Acik, Muge, TC07.08.17 Agrawal, Amit, EM03.04.04, TC02.04.05 Abad Mayor, Begona, ES09.04.05, TC06.10.04 Ackermann, Maximilian, BM03.04.04 Agrawal, Ankit, NM06.09.27 Abakshonok, Anna, NM02.05.24 Acord, Sophia, *BI01.02.04 Agrawal, Ashok, BI01.03, BI01.04, BI01.04.04 Abarca-Villarreal, Itzel, ES01.15.05 Acosta-Elias, M., EM06.05.20 Agrawal, Kumar, NM02.03.08 Abate, Antonio, ES01.11.01 Acuna, Jorge, ES09.06.33 Agrawal, Mayank, TC04.05.19 Abate, Marcus, ES09.09.08 Acznik, Ilona, ES04.22.01 Aguado, Brian, BM07.01.09 Abbas, Omar, NM04.09.42 Adachi, Chihaya, EM01.03.04, EM01.10.28 Aguiar, Acrisio, NM02.05.10, NM02.05.11 Abbas, Saleem, ES04.18.02 Adachi, Daisuke, *ES11.11.01 Aguiar, Jeff ery, ES08.04.01 Abbasi, Pedram, ES03.07.02 Adam, Benjamin, ES08.04.05 Aguié-Béghin, Véronique, *BI02.04.01, Abbasi, Salman, ES10.06.08 Adam, Gina, EM07.04.02 BI02.04.04, TC01.07.02 Abbott, Daniel, ES03.01.11 Adam, Shaffi que, NM02.03.09 Aguilar, Mibel, *BM12.02.06 Abdalla, Hassan, *EM01.01.06 Adamo, Carolina, EM05.11.03 Aguilar, Xyan, NM06.06.18 Abdallah, Iman, PM02.10.03 Adams, André, BM04.09.21 Aguilar Cosme, Jose, NM01.07.05 Abdeen, Amr, BM07.08.02 Adams, Dave, BM12.01.01, BM12.02, BM12.03, Aguir, Khalifa, NM03.09.08 Abdelhamid, Mohamed, NM06.09.01 BM12.04 Aguirre, Myriam, ES09.05.10 Abdeljawad, Fadi, PM03.01.08, PM03.10.03, Adams, David, ES09.03.36, *PM02.01.01, Ahadi, Kaveh, EM05.13.02 PM03.10.04 PM02.01.02, PM02.01.03, PM02.07.07, PM02.10, Ahamed, Nuzhet, NM01.03.06 Abd-El-Nabey, Bashir A., ES07.08.07 TC02.15.08 Ahanotu, Onye, *BM10.06.01 Abd Eltawab, Nashaat, NM02.11.27 Adams, Rachel, EM08.08.02 Aharen, Tomoko, ES01.10.28, ES01.10.36, Abdelwahab, Ibrahim, NM03.01.05, NM04.03.14 Adams, Sarah, PM02.07.05 ES01.10.61, ES01.15.04 Abdi, Fatwa, ES02.02.02, ES02.09.23, ES02.10.01 Adams, Stefan, ES06.02.03 Ahlborg, Nadia, ES02.03.10 Abdi-Jalebi, Mojtaba, ES01.11.02 Adamson, Douglas, BM02.05.26, NM02.11.01 Ahmad, Absar, ES04.05.11 Abd-Lefdil, M., EM02.03.08 Adda, Coline, EM07.06.02 Ahmad, Aquil, NM06.06.14 Abdolrahim, Niaz, TC06.02.02, TC06.05.34 Addadi, Lia, *BM03.04.01 Ahmad, Mujeeb, ES09.06.09 Abdul Hadi, Sabina, ES11.14.05 Addou, Rafi k, NM04.01.10 Ahmad, Siti, EM01.10.67 Abdullah, Arif, PM04.06.02 Ade, Harald, EM01.08.05 Ahmad, Tokeer, ES03.03.34 Abdullah, Ibrahim, NM02.11.27 Adelstein, Nicole, ES06.02.07 Ahmad, Zeeshan, ES04.14.35, ES06.07.02, Abe, Hiroya, BM09.08.04 Adelung, Rainer, BM04.02.01 TC05.01.01 Abe, Koji, NM02.11.22 Adepu, Shivakalyani, BM06.11.05 Ahmadi, Elaheh, EM04.10.08, EM04.11.07 Abe, Yoshiyuki, EM10.05.31 Ades, Mickeal, TC06.05.08 Ahmadi, Mahshid, ES01.07.10, ES01.10.03, Abe, Yuta, ES09.03.27 Adhyaksa, Gede, ES01.10.23, ES01.10.24 ES01.10.51, ES01.10.52, ES01.13.68, TC01.05.03 Abed, Jehad, TC01.06.05 Adibi, Ali, NM04.05.03 Ahmadivand, Arash, EM03.13.09, EM03.19.06 Abed el Hafez, Dunia, BM08.05.05 Adiga, Vivekananda, *EM08.08.03 Ahmed, Alauddin, ES09.03.34 Abed El Nabi, Firas, TC06.13.02 Adler, Stuart, *EM05.11.02 Ahmed, Ashek, EM06.06.04 Abel, Bernd, EM06.10.04 Adnan, Mohammed, BM08.03.04/BM07.04.04/ Ahmed, Ijaz, BM04.09.20 Abel, Logan, *ES08.12.01 BM09.03.04 Ahmed, Karim, ES08.08.01, TC06.15.20, Abelová, Lucie, ES01.14.12 Adnane, Lhacene, EM07.03.03, EM07.04.04, PM03.09.04/EM05.12.04 Abelson, Alex, EM10.03.05 EM07.13.02 Ahmed, Taimur, ES07.03.02 Abere, Michael, ES09.03.36, PM02.01.03, Adrion, Daniel, NM06.12.03 Ahmed, Tousif, NM02.08.22 TC02.15.08 Adrover, Maria, EM03.02.03 Ahmed, Towfi q, NM04.02.02 Aberg, Bryce, ES04.05.02 Adschiri, Tadafumi, EM10.05.31 Ahn, Charles, EM05.06.04, EM05.10.03, Abernathy, Douglas, ES09.07.12 Adu, Kofi , NM04.09.29 NM04.09.27, NM08.04.08 Abernathy, Harry, EM10.05.20, ES04.19.42 Advincula, Rigoberto, BM01.02.02, BM05.04.11, Ahn, Chi Won, BM09.13.02, NM05.01.07 Abeyweera, Sasitha, NM04.12.34 BM06.10.10, BM06.11, BM07.10.05, BM10.09.04, Ahn, Heejoon, ES04.10.05 Abi Aad, Edmond, BI02.06.26 ES10.01.06 Ahn, Hyo-Yong, NM06.09.17 Abid, Ines, NM06.07.05 Adyam, Venimadhav, BI02.06.03, BM03.07.30 Ahn, In-Kyoung, NM03.04.05 Abidi, Irfan, NM02.08.37, NM04.12.29 Aff annoukoué, Kévin, NM04.09.41 Ahn, Jae-Pyoung, TC06.08.06 Abidian, Mohammad Reza, BM04.05.02, Afi fi Afi fi , Tarek, NM06.09.04 Ahn, Jihoon, *EM10.04.08 BM07.03.17 Afsar, Yasmin, *EM07.13.01 Ahn, Jinho, EM07.02.04, EM07.09.02, Abolins, Haralds, ES01.10.24 Afyon, Semih, ES06.03.15 EM07.10.03 Aboubakr, Sherif, BM04.05.09 Aganda, Kim Christopher, BI02.05.04 Ahn, Jinsoo, ES07.03.04 Abouelkhair, Hussain, EM10.05.30, EM10.12.03 Agar, Joshua, TC01.05.01 Ahn, Jiyoung, BM07.12.14 Abouraddy, Ayman, BM11.04.04, TC06.15.28 Agarwal, Akhil, BM04.07.03 Ahn, Jong Soo, EM01.10.38 Abrahams, Isaac, ES07.03.05 Agarwal, Kriti, EM03.03.02, EM03.18.08, Ahn, Kangwoo, TC02.11.02 Abrams, Kerry, *TC03.09.01 NM02.11.43, PM04.03.04, PM04.09.03 Ahn, Kyung-Jun, ES01.13.27, ES01.13.30 Abraujo, Flavio, *EM07.12.01 Agarwal, Sapan, EM07.01.02, *EM07.11.01 Ahn, Namyoung, ES01.10.10 Abriata, Luciano, BM12.04.04 Agarwal, Shweta, BM07.07.05 Ahn, Seongbin, BM10.07.02 Abu-Lebdeh, Yaser, ES04.10.04, ES04.19.07 Agarwal, Sumit, ES11.05.05, ES11.06.03 Ahn, Soyeong, ES01.03.28 AbuTaha, Anas, EM01.03.24 Ager, Joel, ES02.05.08, ES02.10.04, ES02.10.06 Ahn, Wonmi, NM06.11.07 Abzalimov, Rinat, BM11.12.02 Aggarwal, Garima, ES03.07.07 Ahn, Youngjun, EM08.01.03 Accardo, Angelo, BM04.07.01, BM07.12.05 Aggarwal, Shantanu, EM03.13.17 Ahnn, Peter, *TC02.12.02 1 Ahuja, Rajeev, ES04.22.03, NM04.04.06 Ala-Nissila, Tapio, *TC04.03.03, TC04.03.06, Allcorn, Eric, ES05.02.01 Aiba, Motohiro, NM02.11.22 TC04.08 Allen, Benjamin, BM03.05.08 Aida, Tsutomu, EM10.05.31 Alano, Jose, NM02.08.26 Allen, Frances, TC03.01, TC03.02, TC03.02.04, Aidhy, Dilpuneet, EM05.08.03, NM08.02.02 Alario-Franco, Miguel Angel, EM02.06.05 TC03.06, TC03.07, TC03.07.03, TC03.08.03, Aifantis, Katerina, TC06.15.18 Alarousu, Erkki, ES01.13.77 TC03.10, TC03.11 Aiga, Fumihiko, EM01.03.25 Alastalo, Ari, EM10.11.01 Allen, Jan, ES04.12.04, ES05.09.03, ES06.01.03 Aihara, Satoshi, EM01.10.49 Alawode, Babatunde, NM04.03.23, PM04.08.05 Allen, Martin, *EM05.01.01 Aikawa, Tatsuo, BM04.06.13, BM12.03.04, Al Balushi, Zakaria, EM04.08.10 Allen, Tatiana, ES03.06.28 BM12.03.12 Albaret, Tristan, TC06.13.02 Allen, Todd, ES08.02.02 Aiken, Stephen, TC07.10.10 Al-Bayati, Abdullah, BI02.06.13, BI02.10.04 Allendorf, Mark, NM04.03.13, PM03.01.09 Aili, Daniel, BM12.01.04 Albe, Karsten, ES04.04.03 Allerman, Andrew, EM04.02.08, EM04.02.10 Aimi, Akihisa, EM02.06.03 Albers, Rebecca, NM04.09.11 Allwood, Julian, ES10.01.02, ES10.01.03, Aindow, Mark, TC02.03.06, TC02.11.10 Albertus, Paul, *ES06.01.01 ES10.06.02, ES10.06.03, ES10.06.04 Ainsworth, Catherine, EM10.10.27 Albisetti, Edoardo, NM04.11.04 AlMaghamsi, Hanaa, ES01.13.32 Airaghi Leccardi, Marta, BM08.06.04 Albrecht, Martin, EM04.07.03, EM04.07.06, Almahri, Mariam, TC01.02.07, TC01.08.05 Aispuro, Ruby, BM09.11.10 EM04.10.09 Almalik, Abdulaziz, BM11.13.07, NM07.12.03 Ait-El-Aoud, Yassine, EM03.13.06 Albrecht, Steve, ES11.14.02 Almansouri, Ibraheem, NM04.03.23, PM04.08.05, Aizawa, Naoya, *EM01.07.03 Albrecht, Wiebke, TC02:01.04 TC01.08.02 Aizenberg, Joanna, *BM03.03.01, BM07.11.04, Albright, Stephen, NM04.09.27, NM08.04.08 Al-Marzouki, Fahad, ES04.14.29 *BM10.06.01, BM10.06.03, EM10.03.09 Albrow-Owen, Tom, NM04.06.22 Almeida, Clara, TC01.01.11 Aizpurua, Javier, NM06.08.03 Alcantar-Peña, Jesus, EM06.01.02, EM06.05.05, Almeida, Guilherme, NM04.01.11 Ajayan, Pulickel, BM06.02, *BM06.05.01, EM06.05.18 Almelhi, Omar, PM04.09.05 *BM06.07.02, NM02.08.39, NM04.03.27, Alcubilla, Ramon, ES11.07.03 Almer, Jon, ES08.13.03 *NM04.04.01, NM04.04.12, NM04.05, Aldakov, Dmitry, ES04.11.02 Al-Milaji, Karam, PM04.02.02 NM04.05.03, NM04.05.07, NM04.05.08, Alden, Dorian, *EM04.05.01 Almirall, Nathan, *ES08.10.02 NM04.09.39, NM04.10.02, NM04.11.02, Aldhahri, Musab, BM04.06.07, BM04.09.15 Almog, Ehud, PM03.13.07 NM04.12.24, NM04.12.42 Alegaonkar, Prashant, BM07.12.07 AlMomani, Fares, ES09.10.10 Ajayan, Vinu, BM06.06 Alem, Halima, NM07.13.01 Almutairi, Adah, BM11.07.03, NM06.03.33, Ajayi, Demi, NM04.03.47 Alem, Nasim, ES11.05.04, NM04.10.02 NM07.05.03, NM07.06.02, NM07.06.04 Ajji, Abdellah, BM11.05.09 Alema, Fikadu, EM04.10.08, EM04.11.07 Al-Obeidi, Ahmed, BM03.07.11 Ajo-Franklin, Caroline, BM03.05.05, BM03.05.10, Alenad, Asma, NM06.06.25 Alon, Hadas, NM01.03.03 BM12.04.02 Alessi, Bruno, PM01.07.05 Aloni, Shaul, NM04.10.04, TC02.02.10 Akama, Akihiro, EM02.01.02 Alexander, Ashish, EM08.07.07, EM08.08.02
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