Noah Holland didn’t know there was another Husky in his family tree until he applied to Michigan Tech. What he did know, well before he came to the University as a first-year cybersecurity student, was that he wanted to join MTU RedTeam.
Researchers, faculty, students, alumni, and community members are invited to the fourth annual Computing [MTU] Showcase Oct. 1-3. The showcase features keynote talks, panel discussions, research exhibits, and student activities that explore how computing tackles society’s most complex challenges while opening doors to new opportunities in research, industry, and community.
There isn’t a corner of campus where the College of Computing isn’t collaborating. The 2025 issue of Gateway Magazine celebrates our connectivity across Michigan Tech, the state, and the nation.
The foresight to envision the rapid rise of everything computational and establish a hub for pioneering and expanding groundbreaking work in the field set Michigan Tech’s Institute of Computing and Cybersystems on its path 10 years ago. An ambitious goal to become “a $10-million institute” was set and has now nearly been met.
Graduate student Jiangqiu Shen (PhD in Computer Science) will present their dissertation proposal defense on Monday, December 2, at 11 am in Rekhi 101 and via Zoom. The title of Shen’s proposal defense is, “Efficient Proccessing-in-Memory Accelerator Designs for LLM Generative Inference.”
Art in Silico, an annual computational art exhibition and event series hosted by the Institute of Computing and Cybersystems, invites graduate and undergraduate students to submit designs for an event logo. The designer of the winning logo design will receive a monetary award. The deadline to submit logo designs is December 15, 2024, by 11:59 . . .