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Episode 35 | Ricardo Baeza-Yates Interview

By Indy Gupta on
May 12, 2022

Immigrant computer scientists Ep 35Immigrant computer scientists Ep 35Our guest: Ricardo Baeza-Yates, Faculty at Northeastern University (Silicon Valley), Startup Founder, Textbook author, and Head of multiple Yahoo! Labs. Immigrant from Chile. Has lived and worked on four continents. IEEE Fellow and ACM Fellow. [Wikipedia] [LinkedIn] [Twitter].

Topics in this episode include:

  •  Amazing and humorous stories every 5 minutes in the episode!
  •  Turbulent childhood with a debilitating illness.
  •  Growing up under the infamous dictatorship of Pinochet.
  •  Doing four degrees simultaneously in college, while supporting a family.
  •  Computing in Chile in the 1970s and 80s.
  •  Seeking Political Asylum in the US/Canada.
  •  Inventing an imaginary co-author for ethical reasons.
  •  Experiences working in both academia and industry.
  •  Experiences working across 4 continents.

More resources we think you'll enjoy:

  •  Episode 34 guide
  •  Immigrant Computer Scientists Podcast home
  •  Resources on CS/STEM-related education and immigration
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