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Predicting protein function and annotating complex pathways
Professor Daisuke Kihara and team have created novel computational approaches for predicting protein functions. The team’s methods challenge the logic behind conventional protein function studies and propose tools that may better capture the complicated nature of protein interactions in biological processes.
Purdue CS honors students at the annual awards banquet
The Computer Science faculty, staff, and students celebrated the fellowships, awards, and scholarships of the department at the annual Computer Science Awards Banquet.
Bertino shares her start in CS and cybersecurity
Professor Elisa Bertino shares her insights about choosing a career in computer science, her perspective as a woman in the field, especially cybersecurity, and her broad areas of expertise in the field in the interview by ACM.
The right information at the right time
Bharat Bhargava believes that artificial intelligence, as part of a new research consortium and team project could provide assistance following natural catastrophe or man-made crises, using machine learning and data analysis to coordinate relief. His project team is one of three to share in three years of funding totaling more than $1.2 million from Northrop Grumman Corp. as part of the Research in Applications of Learning Machines (REALM) consortium.