The faculty of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) continues to grow! “We are delighted to have four new faculty members joining us this fall, and a fifth arriving in fall 2022,” said Patrick J. Flynn, Fritz Duda Family Professor of Engineering and department …
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane) is teaming up with state academic institutions Indiana University (IU), the University of Notre Dame, and Purdue University to develop Trusted Artificial Intelligence (AI) research and workforce development. This initiative launched in June …
When it comes to research, having a strong cyberinfrastructure that supports advanced data acquisition, storage, management, integration, mining, visualization, and computational processing services, can be vital. However, building cyberinfrastructures (CI) — especially ones that aim to support …
The University of Notre Dame received a full National Science Foundation (NSF) Industry-University Collaborative Research Center (IUCRC) continuing grant to create a CyberSMART (Science, Management, Application/s, Regulation, and Training) site at Notre Dame. Led by Georgetown University, …
Graduate students are an essential part of the research enterprise in Computer Science and Engineering, and they are essential to the educational experience of our students. The CSE Research Assistant Award recognizes exceptional graduate student researchers as demonstrated by an outstanding …
To the CSE Class of 2021— you did it! You have put in the hard work and the long hours, worked online and in person, and persevered during a pandemic. During the struggles of the last 18 months, you have stayed the course by engaging in virtual lectures, completing group projects, and helping …
Countless hours in the lab. Numerous papers published. Projects completed and dissertation written and defended. Now, you have reached graduation! It has been a privilege to work with you. We congratulate each of you on achieving this outstanding milestone in your career and wish you the very …
Tether and Bia, two teams consisting entirely of students from Computer Science and Engineering, took first and second place honors in the 2021 Hesburgh Libraries Hackathon. The virtual competition ran from April 16 through 30, culminating in an honors ceremony on Saturday, May 1. The 2021 …
Computer Science and Engineering’s own Tarik Brown is one of only 62 students nationwide to be selected as a 2021 Truman Scholar. The Truman Scholarship, named in honor of former U.S. President Harry Truman, recognizes college juniors who demonstrate outstanding potential for public service …
Hackathon-ND, a student team from computer science and engineering, was named co-winner of the IEEE Services 2020 Hackathon. The annual competition, sponsored by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, focuses on providing innovative solutions to societal problems related to …