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The hidden brain power behind programming
New research from U-M reveals how stimulation of certain brain regions affects programming performance.Hearing emotion: Voice-based mental health monitoring
Researchers at U-M have received a $3.6 million NIH grant to support their development of new digital phenotyping tools to better detect and measure symptoms of bipolar disorder via audio monitoring.News Feed
Three staff recognized with 2024 CSE Excellence ++ Award
These individuals provide the professionalism and insight that enable the efficient operation of one of the largest units at the College of Engineering.CSE researchers receive Mozilla funding for research on AI energy use
The researchers were selected as recipients of the 2024 Mozilla Technology Fund for Zeus, an effort to measure and optimize the energy consumption of machine learning.ColorCoded: Fostering a vibrant community for students of color in computing at U-M
Student organization ColorCoded offers a space for students of color in computing disciplines across U-M to come together, form community, and support each other in education, professional development, and beyond.Michał Dereziński receives NSF CAREER Award to support next generation of data science algorithms
Dereziński aims to develop improved algorithms for data science applications.Videos
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