Beginning this spring, five graduating computer science students—one senior from each of the four undergraduate schools and one student from … Continue reading Computer Science Department establishes Jonathan Gross Prizes to recognize top CS graduates
EyeStyle—a visual platform for connecting shoppers with retailers—was recently accepted into both the NYC Media Lab Combine program and the … Continue reading EyeStyle, a PhD side project, is accepted into two accelerator programs
A former student of Mihalis Yannakakis, Diakonikolas is now Assistant Professor and the Andrew and Erna Viterbi Early Career Chair in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Southern California.
Cui’s research, which examined security risks of printers and other overlooked office devices, is the subject of a Fast Company article. Cui with his advisor, Salvatore Stolfo, founded Red Balloon Security to protect such devices.
Dingzeyu Li has been awarded an Adobe Research Fellowship, which recognizes outstanding graduate students doing exceptional research in areas of … Continue reading Dingzeyu Li awarded Adobe Research Fellowship
Text IQ uses NLP and ML techniques to streamline document review process for attorneys. Already profitable, the company saved customers $3M in legal expenses just this year, not counting what was saved by averting problems.
He received his PhD in 1999 under the supervision of Kathy McKeown. At Yale he will teach courses in Natural Language Processing and Artificial Intelligence and will lead the Language, Information, and Learning Lab.
The paper, The Social Dynamics of Language Change in Online Networks, used a data set of several million Twitter users … Continue reading Fast Company article references paper coauthored by John Paparrizos
His is the classic immigrant’s American success story. Once living a shelter, he made his way to Columbia to study … Continue reading CNN Money profiles former CS student Moawia Eldeeb (BS’15)
Coauthored by students Yipeng Huang and Ning Guo, paper will be featured in May/June 2017 issue as one of “Top Picks from Computer Architecture Conferences.”
Three undergraduate computer science majors have been recognized by the Computing Research Association (CRA) for showing outstanding research potential in … Continue reading Undergrads Terra Blevins, Ruoxin (Amy) Jiang, and Jun Ho Yoon recognized for research
Three Columbia grad students—one in biomedical engineering, one in computer science, one in data science—met in January to brainstorm on … Continue reading Droice’s drug prescription analyzer: From idea to hospital-wide rollout in less than 12 months
Digital computers have had a remarkable run, giving rise to the modern computing and communications age and perhaps leading to … Continue reading Back to analog computing: Columbia researchers merge analog and digital computing on a single chip
Says Junfeng Yang, the paper’s senior author, “Shuffler instantly lets us build a stronger defense.”
This summer, she taught computer science languages and principles to high school girls as part of the Summer Immersion Program, a 7-week, free program that enrolled 1560 girls across the US.
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