NSF funds Prof. Keromytis to track information flows
Professor Keromytis won a 3-year NSF grant titled "An Information Accountability Architecture for Distributed Enterprise Systems".
More...NSF funds Prof. Schulzrinne to investigate security service architectures in mobile networks
Prof. Schulzrinne, along with Patrick McDaniel (Pennsylvania State University and Matt Blaze (UPenn) received a National Science Foundation grant
More...National Science Foundation funds Prof. Allen's work on robotic hands
The National Science Foundation (NSF) will be funding a project on new kinds of robotic hands led by Prof. Peter Allen, Prof. Rob Howe from Harvard
More...Prof. Itsik Pe'er wins National Science Foundation CAREER award on genomics
Prof. Itsik Pe'er has received the prestigious NSF CAREER award with the project "Computational Infrastructure for Full-Sequence Association Studies
More...Blake Shaw and Prof. Jebara win best paper award at major machine learning conference
The paper "Structure Preserving Embedding", co-authored by Blake Shaw and Tony Jebara, won the Best Paper Award from the 26th International Conference
More...Prof. Feiner receives Google Research Award
Prof. Feiner's lab will explore augmented reality on Android.
More...NSF supports research of Prof. Bellovin into learning security policies
Prof. Steve Bellovin and Prof. Norman Sadeh of CMU have received a new 3.5 year grant from the National Science Foundation entitled "User-Controllable
More...Prof. Hirschberg and Owen Rambow to convert text into 3D scenes
Prof. Julia Hirschberg and Dr. Owen Rambow, along with Richard Sproat of the Oregon Health and Science University, have been awarded a grant by the
More...Prof. Keromytis to give keynote at International Conference on Information Systems Security (ICISS)
Prof. Angelos Keromytis was invited to give a keynote talk on VoIP security at the 5th International Conference on Information Systems Security
More...David Elson recognized for outstanding teaching with Presidential Award
PhD candidate David Elson was awarded the 2009 Presidential Award for Outstanding Teaching by Graduate Students during the PhD convocation.
More...Prof. Feiner receives Faculty Mentorship Award
Prof. Steve Feiner received the 2009 Faculty Mentoring Award at the PhD convocation this May.
More...Prof. Adam Cannon receives first departmental teaching award
Prof. Adam Cannon was awarded the first departmental teaching award during the 2009 commencement ceremony.
More...Prof. Julia Hirschberg wins Distinguished Faculty Teaching Award
Professor Julia Hirschberg was recognized with the 2009 Columbia Engineering Alumni Association Distinguished Faculty Teaching Award.
More...Computer Science and Computer Engineering students receive departmental awards
Each academic year, the Computer Science Department presents awards to acknowledge students' academic excellence, outstanding teaching, and exemplary
More...Professor Feiner receives ONR grant to develop Augmented Reality for Immersive Training
Professor Steve Feiner's Computer Graphics and User Interfaces Lab will be designing and prototyping wearable augmented reality user interfaces for
More...Professors Bellovin, Keromytis and Stolfo work to improve defenses against botnets
Professors Steve Bellovin, Angelos Keromytis and Sal Stolfo will collaborate with research groups at AT&T Research, Yale University and UT Austin on
More...Miklos Bergou receives Intel Fellowship
Miklos Bergou received a 2009-10 Intel PhD Fellowship Award, one of only 40 two-year fellowships awarded annually.
More...Joseph Traub elected SIAM Fellow
Joseph F. Traub, the Edwin Howard Armstrong Professor of Computer Science has been selected as a Fellow of the Society of Industrial and Applied
More...Michele Merler wins Yahoo Key Scientific Challenges Award
Michele Merler, a PhD student in the Department of Computer Science, won a Yahoo Key Scientific Challenges Award, one of 20 such grants given this
More...Rubenstein and Colleagues in Electrical Engineering win Vodafone Competition
The project "Active Networked Tags for Disaster Recovery Applications" won one of three Vodafone wireless innovation award. The project team consisted
More...Prof. Pe'er wins 30 billion DNA bases for studying obesity in Micronesia
Prof. Itsik Pe'er won second prize, among 200 entries, in a genome sequencing award competition from Applied Biosystems. The company will sequence 30
More...Rebecca Collins receives IBM PhD fellowship
Rebecca Collins, a PhD student in the Department, will receive the IBM PhD fellowship, allowing her to pursue research in multi-core processor
More...New compute cluster supports research in traffic analysis, parallel programming, secure computer deployment and virtual machines
Professors Simha Sethumadhavan, Angelos Keromytis and Sal Stolfo were awarded a $650,000 equipment grant from the Air Force Office for Scientific
More...Prof. Keromytis to speak at Critical Infrastructure Protection Conference
Prof. Keromytis has been invited to give a talk at the Critical Infrastructure Protection Conference, to be held at City College New York in June
More...Prof. Keromytis gives keynote address at 2nd European Workshop on Systems Security (EuroSec)
Prof. Keromytis will give a keynote address at the 2nd European Workshop on Systems Security (EuroSec), taking place in Nuremberg, Germany in March
More...Sean White to speak at Columbia convocation for doctoral candidates on May 18
CUCS PhD candidate Sean White will speak on behalf of his fellow candidates at the convocation for doctoral candidates in the schools of Architecture,
More...PhD alumni is 2009 Sloan Research Fellow
Eleazar Eskin, a 2002 graduate of the Computer Science PhD program and assistant professor at UCLA, has been named a 2009 Sloan Research Fellow.
More...Snehit Prabhu wins Microsoft Research and Live Labs PhD Fellowship
Snehit Prabhu, a PhD student in the Department of Computer Science, won a Microsoft Research and Live Labs PhD fellowship. He is advised by Prof.
More...DHS supports faculty in anonymizing network traces
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is supporting a new three-year project titled "Privacy Preserving Sharing of Network Trace Data", in
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