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Group Brings Seismic Imaging Studies to Conversations on Climate Change and Beyond
CSE research group publishes studies to assist in geological carbon storage
Read more... CSE Biweekly Roundup - August 5, 2022
School of CSE Biweekly Roundup for August 5, 2022
Read more... CSE Biweekly Roundup - June 3, 2022
Roundup of new, accomplishments, and events across the School of CSE
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New Hardware Brings Students Closer to Exascale Computing
CSE Assistant Professor Spencer Bryngelson recently received an AMD MI210 GPU accelerator to use in his computational physics lab
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Alumnus Building Legacy through Dissertation and Mentorship
CSE alumnus Fred Hohman is well on his way to crafting his own legacy as one of the School’s most influential alumni.
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CSE Faculty Receives New GPUs for Fluid Dynamics and Machine Learning Research
CSE Assistant Professor Spencer Bryngelson recently received two NVIDIA A100-80GB graphic processing units towards his research through NVIDIA’s Academic Hardware Grant Program.
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Graduate Q&A: Kasimir Gabert
The College of Computing confers degrees to deserving graduates every semester. During the week leading up to spring Commencement, one graduate reflected on his time at Georgia Tech.
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CSE Students, Faculty Finish the Year Strong with Awards Ceremonies
Georgia Tech’s School of Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) is concluding the Spring 2022 semester on a high note with many students, faculty, staff, and alumni receiving awards and accolades. By earning awards at the College, Institute, and lev
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Computer Scientists Build, Test, and Present Model to Curb Online Ban Evasion
Students and faculty at Georgia Tech’s College of Computing published a study that can help online moderators stop ban evasion in its tracks.
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The Link Between Transit Use and Early Covid Cases
A new study looks at the link between America’s mass transit use and Covid-19 cases at the beginning of the pandemic.
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