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Paul Huray
Professor

Department of Electrical Engineering
301 Main Street, 3A18
University of South Carolina, Columbia 29208
Phone 803.777.9520 Fax 803.777.8045
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• Signal Integrity Lab

Dr. Paul Huray

Professor

Education

• Post Doc., Higher Ed. Management, Harvard, 1982
• Post Doc., Physics, University of North Carolina, 1969
• Ph.D., Physics, University of Tennessee, 1968
• B.S., Engineering, University of Tennessee, 1964

Employment

• Oak Ridge National Lab; Physicist in Solid State, Physics, Chemistry Divisions.
• University of Tennessee; Asst., Assoc., Full Professor, Assoc. Dean, Director - Science Alliance.
• Centre D'Etudes Nucleaires de Grenoble; Cherchur.
• The White House (OSTP); Senior Policy Analyst.
• University of South Carolina; Senior Vice President, Vice Provost, Distinguished Professor of Physics and Engineering, Interim Chairman of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Professor of Electrical Engineering.

Honors

• University of Tennessee Outstanding Teacher Award 1976.
• Industrial Research Magazine, IR-100 Award 1982.
• University of Tennessee Phi Beta Kappa Faculty Award 1988.
• The Order of The Palmetto 1994.
• University of South Carolina Distinguished Professor 1994.

Teaching

• Undergraduate Courses – Freshman Honors Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Freshman Modern Technology, Junior level Electromagnetic Theory I and II, Senior level Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics.
• Graduate courses - Mathematical Methods of Physics, Communications Technology, Advanced Electromagnetic Theory, Superconducting Devices, Mathematical Methods of Electrical Engineers, Signal Integrity of high speed circuits, Signal Integrity on the system bus.
• Dissertation Direction – currently 5 Ph.D. students

Funding

• PI or Co-PI on 74 awards for $248 Million.

Boards

• Chair, FCCSET committee on Computer Research and Applications.
• Co-Chair, White House S&T Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
• Board of Directors: AMA, IRI, 88-Open, RCI, SURA.
• Vice Chair, Board of Directors for Oak Ridge Associated Universities.
• Basic Energy Sciences Advisory Board (BESAC) for the Department of Energy.
• Presidential PCAST panel on High Performance Computing and Communications.
• Vice Chair, U. S. Delegation for the Intelligent Manufacturing Systems (IMS) program.
• Vice Chair, Governor's Mathematics and Sciences Advisory Board (MSAB).
• PI and Program Director, South Carolina EPSCoR programs.
• SC Educational TV Digital Media Advisory Board.
• Chair, University-Laboratory task force for the National Coalition for R&D.
• Chair, Board of Directors for the Academic Coalition for Intelligent Manufacturing Systems
• Chair, Argonne Natl Lab Review Committee for the Decision and Info. Sciences Division.

Program Creation

• The UT/ORNL Science Alliance; the Distinguished Scientist Program.
• NSF S&T Centers and an administration commitment to double the annual NSF budget.
• U. S. High Performance Computing and Communications Program.
• U. S. / Japan Bilateral Agreement on R&D Cooperation in Science and Technology.
• S. Carolina Universities Research and Ed. Found. (SCUREF); the Dist. Scientist Program.
• NIST Southeast Manufacturing Technology Center.
• The Partnership in Computational Sciences: a DOE Grand Challenge Consortium.
• South Carolina - NSF State Systemic Initiative program for Science and Math Education.
• The Academic Coalition for Intelligent Manufacturing Systems (A-CIMS).
• South Carolina Supercomputer Network.
• South East Partnership to Share Computational Resources (SEPSCoR).
• USC-Intel Signal Integrity program

Publications

• 111 Publications
• 319 invited talks (24 keynote)
• 9 U. S. Congressional Testimonies