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Shuchen Zhu successfully defends his Ph.D. dissertation
Shuchen Zhu (advisor: Justin Thaler) successfully defended his Ph.D. dissertation “Quantum Complexity, Simulation, and Random Access Memory”.
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Dhiraj Saharia wins Open House Day Best Student Poster
During the Open House Day, graduate students presented posters of their research in a poster competition coordinated by Prof. Grace Hui Yang. The first place winner was Dhiraj Saharia for “LANTERN: L
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Sasha Golovnev receives NSF CAREER Award for lower bounds for shallow circuits
Prof. Sasha Golovnev received a five-year NSF CAREER Award for investigating lower bounds for shallow circuits.
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Ben Ujcich receives NSF CAREER Award for secure and trustworthy intent-based networking
Prof. Benjamin E. Ujcich received a five-year NSF CAREER Award for investigating secure and trustworthy intent-based networking (IBN).
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Georgetown students win at Hoya Hacks Hackathon
Georgetown students Annika Lin, Maggie Shen, Reed Uhlik and Sameer Tirumala were awarded the Cloudforce-Microsoft AI Track prize and second place overall prize for their project HoyaHelper in Hoya Ha
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Shira Wein successfully defends her Ph.D. dissertation
Shira Wein (advisor: Nathan Schneider) successfully defended her Ph.D. dissertation “Development & Evaluation of Cross-lingual Abstract Meaning Representation”. She will be joining Amherst College as
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Muthu Venkitasubramaniam receives Distinguished Paper Award
Prof. Muthu Venkitasubramaniam received the Distinguished Paper Award from the 2023 ACM Conference on Computer and Communication Security (CCS) for “Batchman and Robin: Batched and Non-batched Branch
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Department hosts Generative AI Panel
The Department hosted a generative AI panel discussion on November 11 as part of the Master's Monday Lunch Talk Series. The panelists were Prof. Sarah Adel Bargal (Department of Computer Science; Com
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Elissa Redmiles selected as Clare Boothe Luce Assistant Professor
Prof. Elissa Redmiles has been selected as a Clare Boothe Luce Assistant Professor by the Henry Luce Foundation.
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New Report Encourages Tech Companies to Prevent Image-Based Abuse
A new report, co-authored by College of Arts & Sciences assistant professor Elissa Redmiles, encourages large tech companies to combat image-based sexual abuse on their platforms.
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