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...
Computer Science Students Excel at RTSS 2022 for Transforming the Edge
Congratulations to Dr. Gabriel Parmer and his students, Wenyuan Shao, Bite Ye, Huachuan Wang, and Yuxin Ren, for receiving the best paper award at the 43rd IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS)!
iPhone Passcodes Become an Opening to Steal One's Digital Life
Dr. Adam Aviv, Associate Professor of Computer Science at GW, was quoted in a recent article by The Wall Street Journal.
Creating Trustworthy AI Systems to Ensure Equity in the Real World
Through the DTAIS program, GW Engineering will play a leading role in developing the next generation of AI algorithms and systems and how those systems can be best integrated within society.
GW Today Highlights Women in Science Event Hosted at GW Engineering
GW Vice Provost for Research Pamela Norris hosted a celebration of women in science at an event in the Science and Engineering Hall on February 7th.
Kaisler Addresses Major Issues in Big Data and Analytics at HICSS-56
Dr. Stephen Kaisler presented his paper, "Big Data and Analytics: Issues and Challenges for the Past and Next 10 Years," at the 56th Hawai’i International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-56).
Professor Timothy Wood Named New Interim Computer Science Chair
As of January 1, Professor Wood stepped into this position to bridge the gap between Professor Robert Pless and the new Computer Science Department Chair.
Team members include North Carolina State University, Carnegie Mellon University, The George Washington University and the University of Maryland College Park
Dr. Hurriyet Ok awarded the Create with VR grant from Unity and Meta Immersive Learning
Dr. Hurriyet Ok, professor of Computer Science, was recently awarded the Create with VR grant from Unity and Meta Immersive Learning!
Can Machine Learning Change How We Diagnose Fatty Liver Disease?
An interdisciplinary team, led by Computer Science Professor James Hahn, was awarded $2.2M from the National Institutes of Health to determine whether 3D optical scans could show a direct correlation...
