News
Filter by Month
Filter by Category
-
Interview with CS PhD Alumni Series: Dr. Mehmet Kuzu PhD’2013
Interview with CS PhD Alumni Series: Dr. Mehmet Kuzu PhD’2013 A PhD or related research degree helps you start or continue your research in a field you’re truly passionate about. You can decide what you work on, how you work on it and how you get there, with support and guidance from a supervisory team.…
-
Interview with CS PhD Alumni Series: Dongcheng Li PhD’23
Interview with CS PhD Alumni Series: Dongcheng Li PhD’23 After years of diligent hard work, many PhD graduates go on to accept jobs at top companies, research facilities, government positions, and tenure-track positions at various Universities and other forms of academia. According to the most recent Census Bureau figures done in 2018, fewer than a 35…
-
Grace Series Returns for the Fall Season with a Talk from the CS Department Head
Grace Series Returns for the Fall Season with a Talk from the CS Department Head For over eight years, the Grace Series has provided a platform for sharing experiences, knowledge, and inspiration. The Grace Series recognizes accomplishments of a diverse group of people from the computing field through empowering talks that aim to foster a…
-
Team’s New AI Technology Gives Robot Recognition Skills a Big Lift
Team’s New AI Technology Gives Robot Recognition Skills a Big Lift A robot moves a toy package of butter around a table in the Intelligent Robotics and Vision Lab at The University of Texas at Dallas. With every push, the robot is learning to recognize the object through a new system developed by a team of UT…
-
Elevating Education: A Conversation with Bhavani Thuraisingham, Taylor L. Booth Education Award Winner
Elevating Education: A Conversation with Bhavani Thuraisingham, Taylor L. Booth Education Award Winner Via IEEE Computer Society – Bhavani Thuraisingham’s impact transcends excellence within education, as she has made countless efforts within bridging the gaps between industry and academics. Additionally, she is the Founders Chair Professor of Computer Science, the Founding Executive Director of the Cyber…
-
Interview with CS PhD Alumni Series: Harish Arunachalam PhD’18
Interview with CS PhD Alumni Series: Harish Arunachalam PhD’18 Being a PhD student is a significant undertaking that takes time and requires dedication, effort, and patience. During your PhD you are both a researcher and a student. Knowing what to expect can help you learn to adapt to various changes and challenges that may occur…
-
UT Dallas CS Department Hosts 2023 Computational Geometry Week
UT Dallas CS Department Hosts 2023 Computational Geometry Week The UT Dallas CS Department hosted Computational Geometry Week (CG Week), a premier international forum for advances in computational geometry and its many applications, from June 12-15, 2023. CG Week combines a number of events, most notably the 39th International Symposium on Computational Geometry (SoCG 2023),…
-
Team’s AI Tool May Predict Cardiac Arrests in Pediatric Patients
Team’s AI Tool May Predict Cardiac Arrests in Pediatric Patients University of Texas at Dallas researchers have developed an artificial intelligence tool that could predict the risk of cardiac arrest in children hospitalized in cardiac intensive care units. The technology is the latest work from the Statistical Artificial Intelligence and Relational Learning Group, a UT…
-
UT Dallas Joins National Effort to Respond to Cyber Attacks on Public Infrastructure
UT Dallas Joins National Effort to Respond to Cyber Attacks on Public Infrastructure Via Kera News – Early last month, the city of Dallas was hit with a ransomware attack by the hacker group Royal, which impacted a number of its websites. This is photo illustration of computer code over the city of Dallas emblem.…
-
UT Dallas Joins New USDOT National Cybersecurity Center To Help Protect Connected Vehicles, Drones, and More
UT Dallas Joins New USDOT National Cybersecurity Center To Help Protect Connected Vehicles, Drones, and More Via Dallas Innovates — TraCR—slated to receive $20 million from the DOT over five years—will use everything from adversarial machine learning to blockchain to help fight cyberattacks on our transportation system. From new cars and autonomous vehicles on our…
-
UT Dallas CS Team Qualify to Compete in the International Collegiate Programming Contest World Finals in Egypt
UT Dallas CS Team Qualify to Compete in the International Collegiate Programming Contest World Finals in Egypt A team of three University of Texas at Dallas computer science students has qualified to compete in the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) World Finals in Egypt in November. The students ranked 12th in the ICPC North America…
-
Interview with CS PhD Alumni Series: Maryam Imani PhD’20
Interview with CS PhD Alumni Series: Maryam Imani PhD’20 Computer science and software engineering PhD holders today enjoy a great variety of employment prospects. Opportunities are ample, ranging from working in research and product development divisions of companies such as Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon, to becoming faculty members in academia to working for…