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Awarded the UMN Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship

May 17, 2025·
Tongyu Nie
Tongyu Nie
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I was awarded the University of Minnesota Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, a $25,000 fellowship that supports outstanding Ph.D. candidates during the final year of writing their dissertation. Read the department announcement for more details.

Last updated on May 17, 2025
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Best Paper Award at IEEE VR 2025 Mar 8, 2025 →

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