The Symposium on Theory of Computing (STOC) covers research within theoretical computer science, such as algorithms and computation theory. This … Continue reading Four Papers on Computer Science Theory Accepted to STOC 2019
The M2 system integrates cameras, displays, microphones, speakers, sensors, and GPS to improve audio conferencing, media recording, and Wii-like gaming, and allow greater access for disabled users
A data-driven approach to predict outcomes of everything from sports games, business profitability, and public policies.
The annual conference of the North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (NAACL) is the preeminent event in … Continue reading Research That Studied Data From Social Media, Automatic Summarization, and Spatial Relations Accepted to NAACL 2019
Columbia University is co-organizing and hosting the 2019 New York Scientific Data Summit, a two-and-a-half day symposium to explore data-driven discovery and innovation in science and industry. The summit is scheduled for June 12-14 in Columbia’s … Continue reading Steve Nowick to Host the 2019 NY Scientific Data Summit
The IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (SP19) brings together researchers and practitioners to present and discuss developments in computer … Continue reading Research by Steven Bellovin Recognized with Test of Time Award
CS researchers headed to the 2019 ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems in Glasgow, Scotland. The conference … Continue reading Computer-Human Interaction Papers Delve into Livestreaming, Visual Design, and Creative Writing
Rebecca Wright, the director of Barnard’s CS program, is a recipient of the 2019 Distinguished Service Award for her 11-year leadership of DIMACS, particularly in continuing and expanding the research and educational missions of DIMACS, … Continue reading Rebecca Wright Receives the ACM-SIGACT Distinguished Service Award
Jana’s proposal aims to improve security, reliability and robustness of infrastructure software.
Ray seeks to improve the reliability of deep-learning applications used in safety-critical systems such as autonomous cars, medical diagnosis and malware detection.
The computer science department adds two more faculty members. With research and teaching experience in algorithmic game theory, machine learning, … Continue reading Tim Roughgarden And David Knowles Join The Department
The Distinguished Lecture series brings computer scientists to Columbia to discuss current issues and research that is affecting their particular … Continue reading The CS Distinguished Lecture Series Hosts Thought-Provoking Sessions
Drinea, a lecturer in discipline of computer science, will receive this year’s Distinguished Faculty Teaching Award, an honor given annually by the Columbia Engineering Alumni Association. She’ll receive the award on Class Day, the May … Continue reading Eleni Drinea Recognized for Excellence in Teaching
The award is given to faculty at top universities to support research that is relevant to Google’s products and services. … Continue reading Roxana Geambasu and Daniel Hsu Chosen for Google Faculty Research Awards Program
Columbia Engineering researchers develop Easy Email Encryption, an app that encrypts all saved emails to prevent hacks and leaks, is easy to install and use, and works with popular email services such as Gmail, Yahoo, … Continue reading New App Can Secure All Your Saved Emails
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