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Purdue CS Ph.D. Candidates, Charis Katsis and George Androutsopoulos

Purdue CS Ph.D. Candidates Receive National Academic Excellence Award

Purdue CS Ph.D. candidates Charis Katsis and George Androutsopoulos received the National Academic Excellence Award from the Technical Chamber of Greece, recognizing Greece’s top engineering graduates. Honored for their outstanding undergraduate achievements, they now conduct cutting-edge research at Purdue University, driven by their passion for innovation and scientific advancement.


January 2025 CS E-News

News from Purdue's Department of Computer Science.


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Combating Food Insecurity with Award-Winning Research

Purdue CS researchers won Best Student Paper at EAAMO 2024 for automating food redistribution. Their system optimizes fair food bank matching, improving efficiency. Already deployed in Indiana, it advances dynamic fair division and load balancing, with plans for expansion.


Purdue CS student honored at Academic All-Big Ten

Four Purdue University College of Science students were honored at the Fall Sports Academic All-Big Ten, including Alex Frey, Purdue CS student. This year, 70 student athletes from Purdue University were honored.


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First look: Purdue’s new Academic Success Building in Indianapolis

The 248,000-square-foot building, set to be completed in May 2027, will be the centerpiece of Purdue’s expansion in the capital city.


Prof. Simina Branzei, assistant professor of Computer Science at Purdue University, is author of a study that analyzes the balance of economic growth and inequality in markets. The findings are published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society A. Photo supplied by Simina Branzei.

Can Markets Balance Growth and Inequality? Researchers Explore the Trade-Off.

Simina Branzei’s research examines market dynamics using a mathematical model, revealing how growth and inequality emerge, influenced by human behaviors and market mechanisms, with implications for economic policy and digital economies.


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