CS researchers to present new method at SIGGRAPH Asia. The novel, multi-scale framework realistically and precisely imitates the complex dynamics of strands interacting with so-called shear-dependent liquids, such as mud, oil paint, melted chocolate, or … Continue reading Movement and flow: Simulating Complexity of Fluids and Strands in the Virtual World
With multiple grants, professor Luca Carloni works toward developing design methodologies and system architectures for heterogeneous computing. He foresees computing … Continue reading Getting Ready for the New Economy of Heterogeneous Computing
A new framework that tests deep learning systems selected as a “Research Highlight” in the Communications of the ACM.
Papers from CS researchers were accepted to the 60th Annual Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science (FOCS 2019). The papers … Continue reading Four Papers from the Theory Group Accepted to FOCS 2019
After 26 years in the computer science department, professor Steven Nowick is retiring. Friends, colleagues, and those dear to him … Continue reading Steven Nowick Bids Farewell to the CS Department
Students participated in the International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV) 2019 Learning-to-Drive Challenge as part of the Deep Learning (DL) … Continue reading CS Team Wins the ICCV 2019 Learning-to-Drive Challenge
The ACM SIGKDD dissertation awards recognize outstanding work done by graduate students in the areas of data science, machine learning and data mining.
The diverse cohort come from the various groups within the department. They are a mix of those new to Columbia … Continue reading 11 Graduate Students Selected for Prestigious Fellowships
Text IQ started as co-founder Apoorv Agarwal’s (PhD ’14) Columbia thesis project titled “Social Network Extraction From Text.” The algorithm he built was able to read a novel, like Jane Austen’s “Emma,” for example, and understand … Continue reading From Thesis Project to a Multi-Million Dollar Company
Most people take for granted that when they speak, they will be heard and understood. But for the millions who live with speech impairments caused by physical or neurological conditions, trying to communicate with others … Continue reading Fadi Biadsy (PhD ’11) Develops Tool to Help People with Atypical Speech Patterns
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