Computer Science News
New technology lets surveillance cameras “talk” to the public through smart phones
06-14-2018Faculty member He Wang and Ph.D. student Siyuan Cao have created a technology that allows public cameras to send personalized messages to people without compromising their privacy.
New method for cell identification leads to discovery of melanoma subtypes
06-14-2018Cells have traditionally been categorized into different types, such as T-cells and B-cells, based on observable features. But new research from faculty members Ananth Grama and David Gleich and Ph.D. students Shahin Mohammadi and Vikram Ravindra shows cells are far more complex.
CS faculty projects among winning research proposals in Integrative Data Science Initiative
05-23-2018Computer science faculty members are involved in five of eight integrative data science research projects, launched this week as part of Purdue’s Integrative Data Science Initiative (IDSI). Associated computer science faculty include Elias Bareinboim, Dan Goldwasser, Jennifer Neville, Alex Pothen, Bruno Ribeiro, Tiark Rompf, and Roopsha Samanta.
05-14-2018
Lucas Shanker, an undergraduate in computer science, passed away on May 2. Read reflections from two of Lucas’s friends and fellow computer science majors.
Geometry, math puzzles, and one man’s cross-country journey to retrieve a lost manuscript
05-11-2018Read about Professor Greg Frederickson's new book, Ernest Irving Freese's Geometric Transformations: the Man, the Manuscript, the Magnificent Dissections.
Alan Min wins National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship
05-04-2018Read about graduating senior Alan Min's National Science Foundation Research Fellowship.