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New Methods of Reordering Sparse Tensors Show Measurable Increases in Speed
CSE faculty and alumni creating new methods for increasing speed of operations within sparse tensors.
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College of Computing Has Strong Showing at Computer Science Super Conference
The Federated Computing Research Conference (FCRC) brings together thousands of researchers for 13 computer science conferences in Phoenix, Arizona, from June 22-28.
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Georgia Tech Student Leads Creation of the First High-resolution Land Cover Map of the US
A Microsoft team, led by CSE Ph.D. researcher Caleb Robinson, created the first high-resolution land cover map of the contiguous US.
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See SPOT Efficiently Solve the Optimal Transport Problem
CSE Ph.D. Studen Yujia Xie is presenting a paper that has found a computationally inexpensive method to solve for the optimal transport problem.
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Georgia Tech Heads to the Golden State to Present at World’s Leading Computer Vision Conference
Georgia Tech presents 18 papers at global computer vision conference.
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Number of Regents' Professors Hits Double Digits with New Appointments
A trio of College of Computing faculty members were recently approved as Regents' Professors
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New Techniques May Increase Effective Use of Network Bandwidth
CSE Ph.D. student Hua Huang releases new method of overlapping communications with communications to improve network bandwidth.
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Identifying Differences in Disease-causing Genomes Just Went from a Few Days to a Few Hours
CSE Ph.D. Chirag Jain developed the first multi-core parallel algorithm that is capable of aligning a DNA sequence to a complex genome graph.
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College of Computing Faculty Showcase Parallel Computing Research While Leading Conference Programming at IPDPS 2019
Researchers from College of Computing head to Brazil to present parallel distributed research at IPDPS 2019.
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