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Dr. Roch Co-Organizes Workshop
Professor Marie A. Roch co-organized a workshop in October at the National Institute for Math and Biological Synthesis with Dr. Arik Kershenbaum (NIMBioS, U. Tennesse) and Professor Dan Blumstein (Dept. Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, UCLA) on vocal sequences in animals. The international workshop brought together over forty researchers to discuss emerging methods for animal communication…
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Alumni Profile: Doug Melton
Degree & Year Graduated MS Computer Science, Class of 2010 How did you become interested in your field? I had my first taste of programming when my Dad introduced me to BASIC at age 8. What do you do for a living now? What do you enjoy most about your current career position? I’m an…
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Alumni Profile: Matt Messerman
Degree & Year Graduated B.S. Computer Science 2001 How did you become interested in your field? We got a computer in 1987 and I started playing games, and eventually moved on to playing around in BASIC. After some time, BBSes became popular, and I started getting involved in the scripting languages used by the programs…
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Research Paper wins Best Paper at Symposium
Dr. Tao Xie and two of his students, Abdul Abdurrab and Wei Wang, presented their paper, “DLOOP: A Flash Translation Layer Exploiting Plane-Level Parallelism”, at the The 27th IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium and was awarded Best Paper in the Parallel Architecture track. IPDPS is a premier international conference in the parallel and…
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Computer Science Students Participate in MS Walk at Legoland
One of our professors, Dr. Stewart, lives with multiple sclerosis (MS) and strives to raise awareness of what it is like living with MS and ways to help those who suffer from the condition. On April 21, 2013 the National MS Society held an MS Walk at Legoland and Dr. Stewart, several former CS students…
