Developed by a team of Carolina researchers including Computer Science’s Shashank Srivastava, ShesPrEPared uses artificial intelligence to help women find their best option for HIV prevention.
UNC CS researchers had 11 publications accepted by the 2024 European Conference on Computer Vision, a biennial conference covering computer vision and machine learning. The papers came from the research groups of seven different UNC CS faculty members: Mohit Bansal, Gedas Bertasius, Tianlong Chen, Marc Niethammer, Stephen Pizer, Roni Sengupta, and Huaxiu Yao.
Director of Career Services Stephanie Johnson and Student Experience Manager Azubeze Uzoma are two staff members at the heart of the department’s initiatives to make sure its grads are not only technically skilled, but also ready for their post-Carolina lives.
UNC Computer Science Department invites all alumni, current UNC students, faculty and staff to connect with each other through the new virtual networking community, UNC CS Career Network via Heels Engage.
Members of the UNC Real-Time Systems Group were awarded two Outstanding Paper awards and a Best Presentation award at the 36th Euromicro Conference on Real-Time Systems (ECRTS) in Lille, France.
The 2024 UNC-Intel Research Experience for Undergraduate Students brought 10 rising juniors to Chapel Hill to explore research projects in fields related to computer security. Students were guided by mentors from both UNC Computer Science and Intel.
UNC Computer Science is excited to announce a new department chair and several additions to the faculty ahead of its 60th academic year.
Artificial intelligence research supervised by Associate Professor Daniel Szafir was evaluated at the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah. The study involved an autonomous robot navigating the Mars-like terrain to assess its own abilities and communicating results to a human user assigning its tasks.
A new collaboration between the Departments of Computer Science, Applied and Computational Mathematics, and Exercise and Sport Science and USA Swimming seeks to tackle fundamental questions on swimmer performance and leverage those answers in time for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
Doctoral student Jaemin Cho received a prestigious Bloomberg Data Science Ph.D. Fellowship. Cho was one of only nine selected for the 2023-2024 cohort.
