The Doctoral Dissertation Award is awarded annually to recognize a recent doctoral candidate who has successfully defended and completed his or her Ph.D. dissertation in computer graphics and interactive techniques. This award recognizes young researchers … Continue reading Raymond Fei’s (PhD ’19) Dissertation Earns an Honorable Mention at SIGGRAPH 2020
Alum Miral Kotb (CC ’01) talks to Newsweek about combining coding and dance to create Iluminate, wearable mini-computers that sync music, dance moves, and light.
Ryan Bubinski (CC ’11) founded the Application Development Initiative (ADI) while at Columbia. After graduation, he and Zach Sims started Codecademy to teach coding and programming in an engaging, effective way.
The department would like to honor all of our graduates and we look forward to when we can all come … Continue reading Congratulations to the Class of 2020
Georgia Essig (CC’20), a computer science major with a concentration in Russian language and culture, has been named valedictorian, the top academic honor for the Columbia College Class of 2020.
Katy Gero, a third-year PhD student, wins a Best Paper Award from the ACM Computer-Human Interaction (CHI 2020). Mental Models … Continue reading Katy Gero Wins Best Paper Award at CHI 2020
CS major Pranav Shrestha is named salutatorian of the Columbia Engineering Class of 2020.
For the third consecutive year, a team from the CS department has advanced to the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) … Continue reading CS Team Headed to ICPC World Championship
Grad student Jason Lee (MS ’20) talks to IEEE Spectrum about producing face shields for NYC’s frontliners.
Ben Horowitz shares what makes for a great pitch, the qualities of successful entrepreneurs, and why you shouldn’t listen to your friends for career advice.
For this year’s Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award, three computer science students received honorable mentions – Lalita Devadas, Dave Epstein, and … Continue reading CS Undergrads Recognized by the Computing Research Association
Jim Kurose (PhD ’84) is recognized for his contributions to the design and analysis of network protocols for multimedia communication.
Zach van Schouwen (SEAS ’08) talks about how he gets things done and runs effective meetings by talking less.
Moawia Eldeeb (SEAS ’18) and Josh Augustin (SEAS ’18) created Pivot, a connected in-home gym. With seed funding, they built SmartSpot, a successful B2B forerunner of Pivot, which they sold to hundreds of gyms around … Continue reading CS Alumni part of Forbes 30 under 30
Risser’s software company, Artomatix, developed AI that automates the creation of 3D content. The deal is believed to be valued up to $60 million.
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