Computer Science News
Karim receives Distinguished Paper Award at ACSAC
12-11-2019Purdue Computer Science PhD student, Imtiaz Karim (advised by Professor Elisa Bertino) and colleagues received a Distinguished Paper Award at the Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC).
Zhang receives Distinguished Paper Award at OOPSLA'19
12-11-2019Purdue Computer Science PhD student, Zhuo Zhang (advised by Professor Xiangyu Zhang) and colleagues received a Distinguished Paper Award at the ACM SIGPLAN Conference on OOPSLA'19 in October.
Purdue announces plans to build new data science building
12-05-2019Purdue University will build a new $40 million facility dedicated to Data Science, designed to help the university meet its goal to be a national and global leader in the field of data science research and education for all students.
Clifton Elevated to IEEE Fellow
12-04-2019Professor Christopher Clifton has been named an IEEE Fellow, 2020 class. Elevation to IEEE Fellow is the organization’s highest grade of membership and is recognized by the technical community as a prestigious honor and important career achievement. Clifton is recognized for his contributions to privacy protection in data analysis.
Neville selected as University Faculty Scholar
11-22-2019Jennifer Neville, a professor with joint appointments in the Departments of Computer Science and Statistics, was selected as a University Faculty Scholar by the Office of the Provost. She will begin her five-year term in the fall of 2020.
Researchers Have Identified 11 New Vulnerabilities in 5G
11-15-2019At the Association for Computing Machinery's Conference on Computer and Communications Security in London, researchers are presenting new findings that the 5G specification still has vulnerabilities. And with 5G increasingly becoming a reality, time is running out to catch these flaws.