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President Granberg poses with Clark Scholars, GW faculty and representatives from the Clark Foundation.

Honoring Service Leadership in GW's Clark Scholars Program

Scholars from across all of GW Engineering's academic departments joined President Ellen Granberg for a dinner honoring the recent $11 million investment in GW's Clark Scholars Program.

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Cloud Service Outages Explained by Professor Timothy Wood

In the Washington Examiner, CS Prof. Timothy Wood explains the reasons for outages, the risks they pose to both providers and consumers, and what can be done to mitigate them.

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Documenting the Untold History of British Computer Systems

Adjunct Prof. Stephen Kaisler published two new installments in his “Historical Computing Machine Series,” exploring British Computer Systems developed from the early 1950s through the mid-1990s.

Shrey Patel in front of Zoox's autonomous vehicle.

Inside GW Career Quest San Francisco with Shrey Patel

From riding in an autonomous taxi at Zoox to seeing CBS News's behind-the-scenes magic, there was never a dull moment for Shrey Patel, a cybersecurity master’s student.

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Protecting Critical Infrastructure: Professor Mohan Weighs In

In StateTech Magazine, CS Professor Sibin Mohan offers insight into how aging critical infrastructure creates gaps in its security and provides best practices for securing it.

Jane Goodall at MOCA

Professor James Hahn Reflects on Jane Goodall's Legacy at GW

GW Today honors Jane Goodall's legacy at GW, highlighting her visit to MOCA, run by Prof. James Hahn, which inspired innovative health research and the creation of "Virtual Jane."

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Alumnus Dmitry Sokolowski and Company VOLT AI Spotlighted on Unite.AI

GW Engineering alumnus Dmitry Sokolowski discusses transforming security cameras with AI to enhance monitoring as CEO and co-founder of VOLT AI, enabling rapid responses to threats.

Dhairya Shah and Anket Patil presenting at UN Techover

Innovating for Impact: GW Engineering Students Win Big at UN Hackathon

Dhairya Shah and Anket Patil, computer science graduate students, joined over 200 technologists and innovators at UN Technover, taking home best overall in the event's "Ahead of the Storm" Hackathon.

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GW Engineering Alumnus Jamie Holcombe Named VP of US AI

Jamie Holcombe, a GW Engineering alumnus and former USPTO CIO, joins US AI as VP, bringing federal tech leadership and expertise in AI transformation

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GW Institute for Computer Graphics Renamed GW Institute for Innovation in Health Computing

GW's Institute for Computer Graphics has been renamed the Institute for Innovation in Health Computing to better reflect its mission and vision.