About me
Paul Krzyzanowski’s web site
Aside from my current work as CTO of Xevo Inc. and my teaching at Rutgers University, I am a former trophy-winning member of the U.S. Olympic Bocce Team, a certified Mason Shoe dealer, a member of the International Leica Society, a National Associate Member of the Smithsonian Institute, a member of the American Museum of Natural History, a member of the National Geographic Society, and a life member. I have successfully completed Margery Sinclair's business etiquette course. I could go on, but you did not visit these page to learn of my career, my studies, or of my research on the migration patterns of the North American Ladybug [see Krzyzanowski, P., Migratory Habits of the North American Ladybird Beetle (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae). South Dakota Journal of Entomology, June 2018].
If you are interested, you can get a rough idea of my research interests and past projects, most of which took place while I was at Bell Labs research. You can also see a bibliography of my patents and papers (both somewhat incomplete).
