Chandra Kintala (Vice President, Bell Laboratories)

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Bell Laboratories is a research and scientific development company that belongs to Nokia.

Its headquarters are located in Murray Hill, New Jersey, in addition to other laboratories around the rest of the United States and in other countries.

Chandra Kintala's parents were Kumaraswamy Kintali and Drowpadi. Chandra was born in Berhampur which is a town in the south east of the state of Orissa in eastern India.

The town lies 14 km from the Bay of Bengal on the Calcutta-Madras national highway and the South-Eastern Railway line.


On November 05, 2009, Chandra M. R. Kintala passed away at the age of 61, suddenly and unexpectedly


Achievements

With David Belanger, Kintala was awarded a patent for "A generator of program generators" in 1986.

Kintala's work with Yennun Huang also led to a Japanese patent for "Device and method for updating software" in 1995.

In September 2006, Kintala left the United States and returned to India, taking up an appointment with Motorola Inc. The Company made the following announcement on 19 September

After two years, Kintala left Motorola and, remaining in Bangalore, he worked for Yahoo Labs for one year

In August 2009, having worked for three years in India, he went again to the United States to take up an academic post. He was appointed as Professor and Director of Software Engineering in its Computer Science Department of the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark.


He enjoyed travelling, reading, writing, and spending time with family and friends.

Kintala was honoured with the award of the Smithsonian medal, sponsored by Computer World, in 1998. Let us end by quoting one of the tributes from

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