Demonstrating Proficiency in the Defense of Autonomous Systems
CS students in the Secure Autonomous Systems course were tasked with designing and launching security attacks against an autonomous rover that they presented on May 10 in the Science &...
Young People Make History and It’s Our Job to Support Them
The George Washington University School of Engineering and Applied Science is excited to welcome W. Scott Amey, M.S. ‘75 as the 2024 GW Engineering graduation celebration speaker.
Digital Brilliance on Display at 2024 Festival of Animation
The latest Festival of Animation, held on May 3, 2024, involved 100 students and highlighted their work from five participating computer science courses such as Computer Graphics and Augmented...
Eye Gaze Tracking Prototype Clinches Responsible Design Award at Medical Solutions Hackathon
Juniors Si Ming Zhou, Siah Wee Hung, and Khoo Yong Hui integrated advanced eye gaze tracking technologies into an innovative extended reality solution that improves care for disabled patients.
Empowering Innovation for Positive Change: Be Part of IEEE GHTC 2024
Join fellow students and researchers October 23 through 26, 2024, virtually or in person at Villanova University for the 14th annual IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference! Submissions are...
From Hoops to Algorithms: Using Machine Learning to Select the Perfect Bracket
The CS Department and IT Concepts, Inc. cosponsored the AI/ML Bracket Challenge where GW Engineering students used artificial intelligence and machine learning to pick better March Madness Brackets.
Professor Pless Aids in Harnessing LLMs to Support Community Health Workers in Nigeria
In a project funded by the Gates Foundation, professor Robert Pless is supporting research on how AI, and LLMs in particular, may be integrated into the workflow of community health workers in...
Calling All Future Computing Researchers: Learn More About UR2PhD!
For GW Engineering undergraduate students looking to make their impact on the computing research field, check out the Computing Research Association’s Undergraduate Research to PhD Program!
Professor Robert Pless Among 2024 LAS Collaborators
Professor of Computer Science Robert Pless was one of 22 faculty collaborators selected to receive research funding from the Laboratory for Analytic Sciences (LAS) at NC State University this year.
Bolstering Artificial Intelligence Workforce Development
On January 17, Dr. Costis Toregas provided his thoughts on the challenges facing the U.S. in creating an AI-ready workforce and recommended strategies for addressing them in the future to a House...
