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Fonseca earns NSF CAREER award
Computer science assistant professor and systems security researcher, Pedro Fonseca, received a CAREER award from the National Science Foundation (NSF). Fonseca’s work is titled, “Towards Reliable Operating Systems through Scalable Control- and Data-Flow Analysis.”
Ninghui Li, Samuel D. Conte Professor of Computer Science, is among the 70 distinguished computer scientists named 2021 fellows by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). Li was recognized "For contributions to data privacy, access control, and trust management."
Assistant Professor Rajiv Khanna is newest faculty member to join Purdue Computer Science
The Department of Computer Science has successfully hired 36 new faculty members in the past five years. Khanna is the newest member to join the faculty at Purdue Computer Science.
Atallah wins Test of Time Award from ACSAC
Congratulations to Distinguished Professor Mikhail Atallah for his Test of Time award from the Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC). The paper titled, “Privacy-preserving cooperative statistical analysis,” was published in the Seventeenth Annual Computer Security Applications Conference in December, 2001.