Computer Science Alum Named President of the National Taiwan University of Arts
GW Engineering and Computer Science Department alumni Dr. Shih-kai Chung was recently named the 12th president of the National Taiwan University of Arts!
Department News
Serving Understudied Communities Through Computer Security and Privacy Research
Congratulations to a team from the Computer Science Department on winning a Distinguished Paper Award at the 2023 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy!
Latest recipients join 11 other GW faculty with active CAREER awards. The newest awardee from the Computer Science Department is Arkady Yerukhimovich!
Computer Science Student Karl Simon Selected for Prestigious DoD SMART Scholarship
Congratulations to Karl Simon, a junior studying Computer Science, on being awarded the Department of Defense (DoD) Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship!
Computer Science Alum Appointed to Endowed Position at Bucknell University
GW Engineering and computer science department alumni Darakhshan Mir, M.S.’06, has recently been appointed to the endowed position of John P. and Mary Jane Swanson Professor in Engineering and the...
Advancing Information Sciences Through Emerging and Disruptive Technologies
Congratulations to Computer Science Ph.D. student, Nelson Jaimes, on presenting the paper, "Using biologically hierarchical modular architecture for explainable, tunable, generalizable, spatial AI,”...
GenCyber GW Middle School Girls Cybersecurity Camp 2022 Program
Professorial Lecturer, adjunct faculty member in the Computer Science Department, Elyse Nicolas is the Principal Investigator/Program Director on a grant awarded to GW for a 2022 GenCyber camp...
GW Business & Policy Forum Cultivates Impactful Dialogue on Attacking Cybersecurity Risks
The inaugural GW Business & Policy Forum: Attacking Cybersecurity Risks was held on April 25 to examine emerging cybersecurity threats affecting national security and resulting in high costs for...
Professor Sibin Mohan Aids in Project to Protect Power Grids
Dr. Sibin Mohan is working extensively on the topic of security in critical systems. One of his projects includes a study led by Texas A&M University that is working on protecting the power grid...
From Autonomous Cars to Power Grids: Solving Critical System Predictability
Dr. Sibin Mohan received an NSF CAREER Award for his study, “Indistinguishability Prevents Information Leakage in Real-Time Schedulers," which attempts to make critical systems less vulnerable to...