The Purdue CS Graduate Symposium, organized by the Graduate Student Board (GSB), is a
day-long event dedicated to showcasing the innovative research of our graduate community.
Through presentations, panel discussions, and a poster session, participants will gain new
insights, receive constructive feedback, and explore potential collaborations.
Faculty, current students, prospective PhD students, and undergraduates are all invited to
attend. (Note: Lunch is only provided for prospective PhD students, graduate students, and
faculty.)
Why Attend?
- Experience Cutting-Edge Research: Dive into a diverse array of graduate projects spanning AI, Theory,
Systems, Software, Data/Bioinformatics, Security, and more. Discover the innovative ideas shaping the future of
computer science.
- Forge Meaningful Connections: Network with fellow students, faculty, and visiting prospective
PhD candidates. Build interdisciplinary collaborations and expand your professional community.
- Elevate Your Skills: Hone your presentation abilities, enhance leadership by hosting sessions,
and gain valuable feedback to refine your research.
- Be Part of Something Bigger: Join a vibrant event that celebrates
the collective achievements of our department, strengthens bonds across research areas,
and inspires new collaborations.
Symposium Details
- Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026
- Location: TBD
- Time: TBD
- Attendees: Attendance is open to graduate students, faculty, staff, and even prospective PhD students who will be visiting that day—giving them a firsthand look at our research community.
Undergraduate students will also be invited to attend (except for the lunch).
More information: Complete information about the symposium (including schedule updates, session details, and FAQs) can be found on this page.
Contact
For questions or concerns, please reach out to csgsb@purdue.edu.