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Cutting-Edge Researchers Join Department of Computer Science

The Department of Computer Science at �㽶��ý’s College of Computing welcomes five new members to its faculty this semester who will help provide the rigorous education needed to guide a new...

Undergraduates Tackle Real-World Problems with AI, Computational Math

�㽶��ý is hosting 10 undergraduate students from across the country this summer on Mies Campus to participate in data and computational mathematics research projects to explore how data is used...

Bridging Research and Practice on the Human Side of Cyber Defense

Cybersecurity technology is as good as the skills of the people using it, but limited research has been conducted in the field of human-centered cybersecurity. This concept was explored at a workshop...

Developing Innovative Elixir for Graph Data Poisoning

Developing a defense for a new backdoor attack will make training a federated graph learning (FedGL) framework safe from present and future dangers has earned an �㽶��ý researcher a Best Paper...

Data-Driven Solutions Powering Social Change

The Socially Responsible Modeling, Computation, and Design ( SoReMo) fellows at �㽶��ý stepped out of their comfort zone to tackle some of the most challenging social dilemmas during semester...

Supply Chain Implications in a New Tariff Era

Chances are that consumers will see higher prices and leaner selections on store shelves as an increase in tariffs which will disrupt the global supply chain, says Gurram Gopal, professor and chair of...

Chun Liu Named SIAM Fellow for Research Excellence

Chun Liu, professor and chair of the Department of Applied Mathematics at �㽶��ý, was among 25 researchers who were recently selected to enter the 2025 Fellows Program of the Society of...

Student Innovators Launch Cyber Range for Peers

Having access to a safe space to practice cybersecurity skills that students learn in the classroom is an integral asset needed to master the know-how to succeed in the field, and a group of �㽶��ý...

Grainger Winners Set Focus on $1 Million Hult Prize

The �㽶��ý student winners of the fourth annual Grainger Computing Innovation Prize have a chance at earning the $1 million Hult Prize after being invited to pitch their VigilAI business at the...

“With technology, our lives are becoming easier but also more complex,” says Nancy Kim, the Michael Paul Galvin Chair in Entrepreneurship and Applied Legal Technology and professor of law at Chicago...