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Polo Chau Receives Intel Outstanding Researcher Award
CSE Associate Professor Polo Chau received an internally-nominated Intel award for his research and work with the ARSA program at Georgia Tech.
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Helping Underserved Populations Through Evaluation: Q&A with Lorna Rivera
CESIMC Research Scientist Lorna Rivera discusses using evaluation as a means to help underserved populations, including minority groups and women in the high performance computing community.
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Researchers Receive $1.7 Million Grant to Build Robot for Sub-surface Soil Exploration
An interdisciplinary research group from Georgia Tech has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to design an advanced self-propelled robot to explore the subsurface and record a range of signals as it advances.
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ML@GT Displays Diverse Research Interests at NeurIPS
Georgia Tech will present 30 papers at one of the hottest conferences in artificial intelligence.
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Hive Supercomputer Makes its Debut
Hive is the new $5.3 million high-performance computing system housed in Coda. Hive is now the largest HPC resource Georgia Tech owns and will support data-driven research in astrophysics, computational biology, health sciences, computational chemistry, m
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ML@GT Displays Diverse Research Interests at NeurIPS
Georgia Tech will present 29 papers at one of the hottest conferences in artificial intelligence.
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High-Performance Computing Researchers Boast Two Best Student Paper Finalists at SC19
Georgia Tech's high-performance computing researchers head to Denver for Supercomputing 2019.
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FairVis is Helping Data Scientists Discover Societal Biases in their Machine Learning Models
Researchers present FairVis - a visual analytics system that enables discovery of user subgroups to discover bias in machine learning models.
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IDEaS Co-hosts Its First Distinguished Visitor
Peter S. Dodds visits Georgia Tech for two weeks in November.
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HPC Framework Blocks May Instigate a New Era of Accessibility for Software Engineers
CSE Professor Ümit Çatalyürek receives NSF grant to develop a framework that facilitates simpler programming of scalable parallel systems in high-performance computing (HPC) and exascale machines.
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