Virtualizing networks: NSF funds joint GATech, Bell Labs and Columbia next-generation Internet project
The project titled "NetSerV - Architecture of a Service-Virtualized Internet" investigates how to allow network nodes to offer services beyond just
More...NSF supports project to tamper-proof cryptographic operations
The National Science Foundation is funding a new CyberTrust project by Prof. Tal Malkin and her colleague at the University of Connecticut titled
More...Mimicking real users: Prof. Hirschberg funded to investigate entrainment in spoken dialogue systems
Prof. Hirschberg, along with Prof. Ani Nenkova at the University of Pennsylvania, have received a grant from the National Science Foundation titled
More...Going beyond keyword search: Prof. Gravano receives NSF grant
Prof. Luis Gravano received a three-year National Science Foundation grant for the project titled "Beyond Keyword Search: Enabling Diverse Structured
More...National Science Foundation to support Prof. Nowick's design tool work for asynchronous commmunication fabrics for parallel processors
Prof. Steve Nowick received a large-scale team grant from the National Science Foundation, along with Prof. Uzi Vishkin of the University of Maryland,
More...Prof. Wozniakowski receives honorary doctorate from Jena University and is elected to Polish Academy of Sciences
Prof. Henryk Wozniakowski was inducted into the Polish Academy of Sciences and also received an honorary doctorate from the
More...NSF funds Prof. Carloni to study photonic interconnection networks
Prof. Luca Carloni and Prof. Keren Bergman (Electrical Engineering) received a grant from the National Science Foundation entitled "Photonic
More...Prof. Keromytis funded to track sensitive information flows in enterprises
Prof. Angelos Keromytis received a grant from Intel corporation titled "Tracking Sensitive Information Flows in Modern Enterprises".
More...Prof. Ken Ross honored for distinguished teaching
Prof. Ken Ross received the Columbia Engineering School Alumni Association (CESAA) Distinguished Faculty Teaching Awards.
More...Traub Elected to the Marconi Society Board of Directors
Joseph F. Traub, Edwin Howard Armstrong Professor of Computer Science, has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Marconi Society.
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