Soha Hassoun

Soha Hassoun is a professor in and a past chair of the Department of Computer Science at Tufts University. She holds secondary appointments in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering. Hassoun was an integrated circuit designer with Digital Equipment Corporation's Microprocessor Design Group, and worked as a consultant to several EDA companies, including Mentor Graphics and Carbon Design Systems. Her current research interests include developing algorithmic solutions to facilitate designing integrated circuits, and understanding the impact of new technologies such as double-gate devices, carbon nanotubes, and 3-D integration on design. Her other research includes computational methods for systems biology and metabolic engineering, including pathway analysis, modularity analysis, and pathway synthesis.
- 2016: Marie R. Pistilli Women in Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Achievement Award
- 2015: Distinguished Service Award, IEEE Council on Electronic Design Automation
- 2015: Recipient for "TRAG: At-home diagnostics system and app for tracking the gut microbiota," Tufts Ideas Competition
- 2013: Recognized as One of 33 Luminaries in Design Automation, Electronic Design Automation Consortium
- 2013: Innovation Award for Creating the Designer Track, Design Automation Conference
- 2013: Innovation Award for Creating the Work-in-Progress Session, Design Automation Conference
- 2009-2011: Member, Defense Science Study Group, Institute for Defense Analysis
- 2007: Elected Senior Member, IEEE
- 2007: Distinguished Service Award, ACM/SIGMA
- 2001: CAREER Award, National Science Foundation
- 2000: Distinguished Service Award, ACM/SIGMA