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Women Outnumbering Men for the First Time in Key HPC Research Group
Through opportunity, leadership, and research, Ph.D. students in Professor Srinivas Aluru's research group are blazing trails in the burgeoning, diversifying field of HPC.
Read more... New Algorithm Perseveres in Search for Data Anomalies on Mars
A team of CSE researchers and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists introduce a design methodology, called ISHMAP, to develop new data anomaly detection models.
Read more... Meet CSE Profile: Regents’ Professor and Chair Haesun Park
Special Women's History Month edition of Meet CSE profile series
Read more... New Research Explores Using Generative AI Technology for Materials Discovery
Applications of a novel algorithm developed by School of CSE researchers may lead to the design of new climate-remediation materials.
Read more... Student Named as Apple Scholar for Connecting People with Machine Learning
School of CSE Ph.D. student Jay Wang is using his expertise in machine learning and data visualization to improve accessibility and transparency in ML systems.
Read more... Scientist Presents Out of this World Research at International Conference
School of CSE faculty present research at SIAM CSE23
Read more... Researcher Looks to Future of Computing through Human Visual Cortex
Nabil Imam presents a chip system design inspired by the visual cortex to simulate parts of the brain
Read more... Anqi Wu Awarded 2023 Sloan Research Fellowship
Anqi Wu Awarded 2023 Sloan Research Fellowship
Read more... New Hybrid Machine Learning Framework Extends Range of Accurate Epidemic Forecasting
Researchers at Georgia Tech’s School of Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) have developed EINNs, Epidemiologically-Informed Neural Networks
Read more... Gallery of Odd and New Technology Holds Future of Computing
CRNCH showcased this collection of unique hardware, called the Rogues Gallery, at the 2023 CRNCH Summit to illustrate how it is ushering the next generation of computing.
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