Bareinboim will develop a new framework that will lead to more efficient and robust decision-making; Kroer will develop new algorithms based on game theory to solve real-world problems with multiple actors.
Award supports computer scientist’s work to develop bioinformatics tools and methods to better understand RNA splicing’s role in ALS, cancer, and neuron development.
The theoretical computer scientist will use the award to push the boundaries of quantum information science.
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Professor David Blei, with co-authors Matthew Hoffman and Francis Bach, is recognized with a Test of Time Award at NeurIPS, the world’s top machine learning conference, for scaling his topic modeling algorithm to billions of … Continue reading They Found a Way to Thematically Sort All of Wikipedia on a Laptop
Teaching AI to distinguish between causation and correlation would be a game changer— well, the game may be about to change.
Ansaf Salleb-Aouissi spent an afternoon with middle school girls to kickstart their interest in artificial intelligence through science-based activities. … Continue reading Giving Girls the Gift of Science
PhD student Mia Chiquier’s research is featured in Science. The new technology, called Neural Voice Camouflage, disguises words with custom noise.
The CS undergrad shares how he started doing research in the Speech Lab and won a Best Paper award at … Continue reading Voices of CS: Shayan Hooshmand
PhD student Didac Suris talks about his research and winning a prestigious Microsoft Research Fellowship. “So, this is a … Continue reading Voices of CS: Didac Suris
Team leader David Watkins discusses how playing computer games can give roboticists real-world insights.
Hamoon Mousavi is a PhD student who moved to Columbia from the University of Toronto last year with Henry Yuen, whose research group studies theoretical computer science and the differences between classical and quantum computers.
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