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In their paper, the researchers present the first report on global adoption rates of SMTP email security extensions.

U-M researchers are building a unique lie-detecting software that works from studying real world data from real, high-stakes court cases.

His research takes place at the intersection of information retrieval, natural language processing, machine learning, bioinformatics, text and data mining, social networks, social media, collective behavior, text generation, information extraction, and artificial intelligence.

Kim (PhD CSE ‘04) is an associate professor at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

The researchers are finding a solution to implement state-of-the-art vision systems in wearable devices where there is little heat dissipation

The competition is the culmination of a process that narrows a field of entrants to four finalists, each of whom give a summary presentation on an area of their research.

Fairy doors have been sighted around town for a number of years, with the fairies apparently choosing iconic Ann Arbor landmarks in which to site their homes.

The scope of the project consists of a number of thrusts including a key research collaboration led by Profs. Edwin Olson and Ryan Eustice, who are playing a leading role in the development of the critical sensing and decision-making found in the Ford test vehicles.

Such tactics, even if effective in reducing crime, raise civil liberty concerns.

U-M has a history of strong performance in regional, national, and world competition at the programming contest.

Diffie-Hellman is a popular algorithm used for encrypted communications, including emails VPNs, HTTPS, and other protocols where a client and server negotiate a shared secret key for communication

Garlin Gilchrist II set out on a lifelong mission to bring engineering solutions to communities in need.

Halderman has met significant contributions in the areas of electronic voting security, internet security, and electronic censorship resistance.

The team is one of the first collegiate teams of its kind, with a mission to compete against professional and amateur data scientists from around the world in online prediction challenges.

The paper was published at the 2002 Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation.

This project strives to positively impact the availability and reliability of the Internet and provide the security community with tools, platforms, and comprehensive vulnerability measurement data.

The goal of Computing CARES is to lead to a more diverse population in Computer Science and Computer Engineering programs and create a better climate for all students.

Prof. Flinn joined the department in 2002 as an assistant professor.

The symposium focused on Cybersecurity and Privacy, Engineering the Search for Earth-like Exoplanets, Optical and Mechanical Metamaterials, and Forecasting Natural Disasters.

The demo focused on a robot delivery service, called Robo Café, where a team of robots delivered snacks to attendees at the touch of a button.

We’re building a bigger, better CSE.

The research outcomes will be distributed through publications, talks, and tutorials.

Over 1,300 students were represented at this 36 straight hour event to produce creative and impactful projects.

The focal point of the project will be a new computing resource, called ConFlux, which is designed to enable supercomputer simulations to interface with large datasets while running.

The paper proposes an interactive natural language interface for relational databases, which enables novice users to construct complex queries.

This will include seven intro-level workshops and a new event entitled Women@MHacks, which is an 8-hour long event directed towards female engineers.

Under a new pilot program, three U-M CSE graduate students traveled to Ethiopia for one month to bootstrap research projects with current AAiT students.

Holland was the first U-M Ph.D. in computer science (1959). He soon became one of the first professors in the U-M Department of Computer and Communication Science.

A CSE graduate student, Durumeric’s work focuses on developing quantitative, measurement-based approaches to combat threats against hosts and networks on the Internet.

Their Powerblade project is the smallest, lowest cost, and lowest power AC plug-load meter that measures real, reactive and apparent power, and reports this data over Bluetooth.

Virta Laboratories was co-founded in part by Prof. Kevin Fu and former CSE postdoctoral researcher Denis Foo Kune.

The paper addresses the question of whether introducing an interactive textbook into introductory STEM courses can improve student grades.

Prof. Igor Markov considers his Knuth checks and important honor.

The International Linguistics Olympiad been held annually since 2003, and Prof. Radev has coached teams each year.

In their study, the researchers took a computational approach to studying the contest to gain insights into what differentiates funny captions from the rest.

High school students were able to learn about mobile app development, hacking and building, and game design and development.

Over the next year, U-M researchers will develop autonomy capabilities and build a mobile phone interface users can use to request a ride.

This annual ranking of innovative companies in SE Michigan is based on the quality of patents received during the past year.

She hopes that by exposing young girls to coding through her outreach efforts, and by being a role model, she will provide inspiration and give them confidence to pursue computer science.

Dr. Dreslinski conducts research in the area of energy efficient processor architectures

The goal of Steven’s research is to improve vision-based perception systems on cars and to create an extra layer of safety.

Duc is interested in using the computer’s modeling power to better understand the inner workings of the human mind, and using this understanding to create more intelligent software programs.

Members will hold get-togethers, study sessions, talks, and workshops. They will also be piloting a new mentoring program.

Brehob has been a lecturer in the department since 2000.

The two winning papers were selected from a field of 127 full paper submissions in the main technical track.

It describes their work in measuring important network phenomena for debugging problems at the edge of a cellular network.

In an unusual turn of events, we’ve tied with ourselves for this one.

Congratulations to the faculty members that received promotions this year.

His three-year term will begin July 1.

Students in the ensemble design and develop their own new mobile phone instruments and compose new performance works that explore the creative potential of their imaginations.

The CE Lab is the successor to the Department’s Advanced Computer Architecture Lab (ACAL).

Entrepreneur Dhruv Gupta bui;d his web and mobile based weight management program that provides customized diet plans and exercises in 2011.

Mr. Aupperle was a true Michigan man, devoting his career to the University and to the state of Michigan in his role as director and later president of Merit Network.

The project-based class has been a successful introduction to CS for many students.

The showcase is the culmination of a project from EECS 494, Computer Game Design and Development.

The breadth of projects shown by students at semester’s end is inspiring.

Developed jointly with the Department of Statistics, the new program will bring together the practices required to adequately manage, analyze, and interpret data at scale.

Funded by an alum, there’s a place on campus for those who live to hack.

The Turing Award honors the computer scientists and engineers who created the systems and underlying theoretical foundations that have propelled the information technology industry.

A group of preschoolers get an early look at the world of CSE.

The U-M Mobile Apps Challenge is held each year and is open to faculty, students, and staff from across the U-M Ann Arbor campus.

Wah’s research interests lie at the intersection of finance and artificial intelligence, specifically in applying computational methods to study automated trading in financial markets.

Dr. Jeremy Gibson has flipped his classroom and revamped his game development course – and it looks promising.

Wah’s research interests lie at the intersection of finance and artificial intelligence, specifically in applying computational methods to study automated trading in financial markets.

Karl’s career goals are to obtain a Ph.D. in Mathematics, to conduct research in Number Theory and Random Matrix Theory, and to teach at the university level.

A really big chip is ready to take on really big challenges.

Securing Internet voting requires solving some of the hardest problems in computer security, and even the smallest mistakes can undermine the integrity of the election result.

Students, parents, and faculty gathered to celebrate the achievements of EECS students who earned a special award for academic achievement, research, service, or entrepreneurial activities.

Her experiences led her to establish the Irma M. Wyman Scholarship at the University’s Center for the Education of Women.

Sirius as an important platform for research into the development of next-generation warehouse computing. It gives researchers a testbed for studying how the data centers that process voice-enabled queries should evolve.

The proposed work investigates computational methodologies to differentiate emotion perception patterns of healthy controls and individuals with Major Depressive Disorder or Bipolar Disorder.

His 1992 paper describes problems associated with utilizing conventional compiler support for predicated execution, a technique for dealing with conditional branches in application programs, on superscaler processors. It introduces the hyperblock, a structure to overcome those shortcomings.

We thank these individuals for their commitment to excellence in teaching our students!

The professorship is awarded to junior faculty members in recognition of outstanding contributions to teaching and research.

Mao’s goal was to create a diagnosis tool to achieve responsive and energy-efficient mobile apps that work well in diverse network conditions.

The foundation honors researchers it deems “rising stars, the next generation of scientific leaders,” according to a statement. The fellows, who were nominated by their peers and chosen by a panel of senior scholars, each receives $50,000 to further their research.

Dutta’s research has pioneered practical, low-power platforms and wireless protocols for pervasive sensing, computing, and communications.

Prof. Halderman’s research interests span software security, network security, data privacy, anonymity, electronic voting, censorship resistance, digital rights management, computer forensics, ethics, and cybercrime, as well as the interaction of technology with law, governmental regulation, and international affairs.

Schoenebeck’s research is in theoretical computer science, linear and semidefinite programs, the intersection of computer science and social networks, the intersection of computer science and economics, NP-complete optimization problems, and computational complexity theory.

Abernethy’s research is in machine learning, with additional interests in game theory, decision theory, optimization, market mechanism design, and other financial applications.

HiJack is a hardware/software platform that utilizes the headset jack on a smartphone as a universal power/data interface.

Prof. Corso believes that this research could make it easier to search for certain types of videos on the web.

Prof. Deng’s primary research interest is in the area of computer vision, with a focus on image and video understanding, human computation, and large-scale machine learning.

In addition to MICWIC, CSE supports a number of programs designed to expand opportunities for women in computing through outreach, education, and through connection to resources.

There’s a greater emphasis on learning and diversity  in thought, background, and action. And as a result  MHacks is redefining the hackathon and the hacker.

The technology enables self-driving cars to navigate using a single video camera, delivering the same level of accuracy as laser scanners at a fraction of the cost.

Helen has an interest in the efficient design of the hardware and software components of embedded systems to be deployed in ecofriendly applications.

Winners are chosen for their outstanding accomplishments in teaching, research, and service.

Congratulations to the following CSE Faculty recipients of 2014-15 College of Engineering Awards.

Computer science is proving to be a great way to get popular!

This event is a semiannual tradition among CS theorists in the Midwest.

Students turned out to see “The Imitation Game” at the Michigan Theater.

More than 110 people gathered to collaborate and problem-solve.

So went the vote held in the debating chamber of the University of Cambridge Union.

MHacks is a great way for participants to showcase their creativity, while also having the opportunity to meet future co-founders, friends, and network with well-known companies.