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Through a CRA Fellowship, a systems researcher persists with research in designing secure browsers
With academic job searches impacted by the pandemic, newly minted PhD systems researcher, Dr. Tapti Palit, continued her work as a postdoc – pursuing her research at the intersection of software security and program analysis. Professor Pedro Fonseca is hosting Dr. Palit's postdoctoral research at Purdue's Department of Computer Science.
Gleich selected as University Faculty Scholar
David Gleich, the Jyoti and Aditya Mathur Associate Professor of Computer Science, with a courtesy appointment in the Department of Mathematics, was selected as a University Faculty Scholar by the Office of the Provost.
AI can reconstruct ancient ruins, bringing the past into focus, virtually
As part of Purdue’s ROSETTA Initiative, interdisciplinary researchers at Purdue received a one million dollar National Science Foundation Award to develop AI for reconstructing archeological sites. Under the Rosetta Initiative, Purdue faculty is led by (PI) Professor Daniel Aliaga.
Kazemian finds computational connection for vitamin D and inflammation
Through gene sequencing and data mining, the researchers found that in the lung cells of people with COVID, part of the immune response was going into overdrive, exacerbating lung inflammation and vitamin D plays a roll in reducing inflammation.