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Led by Mark Pauly, project began in Columbia Computer Graphics Group when Pauly was a visitor & Crane a postdoc.

Zhou will lead big-data and artificial intelligence research, developing cloud-scale distributed computation platforms and data analytic products.

Researchers at Columbia University and Adobe Research have developed a new interactive image segmentation method that leverages both color and … Continue reading Leveraging cue selection in RGBD images for more accurate and faster segmentation

Working backwards from queries indicating a user was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, researchers looked for earlier searches of symptoms.

A former student of Steven Feiner, Gribetz studied both computer science and neuroscience at Columbia.

source{d} analyzed every Github repository, running its own version of git blame across 900 million commits to gain insight into the code published by over 6 million developers.

Fang-Hsiang Su & Jon Bell are co-authors of Identifying Functionally Similar Code in Complex Codebases.

The team has developed an application that estimates which drugs are less likely to cause side effects in specific patients.

Fan will also receive the Illig Medal, which since 1892 has been bestowed on a member of the graduating class.

It describes a method that looks beyond similar inputs and outputs when determining whether two code fragments are behavioral clones.

The six-member team invented Droice, a personalized drug ranking system that recommends medicine based on efficacy, safety, cost and patient health history.

The app, powered by speech recognition and collaborative editing, placed second and won also the award for most technically challenging.

Her winning entry is a Web application named EboHub that uses an online portal and text messaging to connect Ebola patients with qualified caregivers.

The app will collect real-time personal data (hiding participants’ identities) while giving enough information to keep students engaged and willing to stick with the experiment.

Three undergraduate computer science majors have been recognized by the Computing Research Association (CRA) for showing outstanding research potential in … Continue reading Yunsung Kim, Alison Chang, and Robert Ying recognized for research