The Department of Computer Science is pleased to welcome Dylan Gaines, a research assistant professor. Gaines completed his PhD at Michigan Tech in spring 2023 and became a faculty member in spring 2024. Gaines’s research interests lie at the intersection of natural language processing and human-computer interaction, where he investigates the applications of neural language models . . .
The Department of Computer Science is pleased to welcome Scott Pomerville, a research assistant professor. Pomerville received his PhD in computer science at Michigan Tech in spring 2024. Pomerville’s research focuses primarily on computer architecture, but he says he’s always interested in chatting about anything computing related.
The Department of Applied Computing is pleased to welcome Victoria Walters, a new professor of practice. Since spring 2022, Walters has been teaching in an adjunct capacity for the department. Walters has 25 years industry experience in information technology, cybersecurity, and corporate security and compliance. She is pursuing a PhD in Computational Science and Engineering . . .
Dennis Livesay, professor and dean of the College of Computing at Michigan Technological University, will be presenting at this week’s Chemistry Seminar. The seminar will be held in person from 3-4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20, in Chem Sci 101. Livesay’s presentation is titled “Does Nature Love Chemistry and Physics as Much as I Do? Integrating . . .
The Michigan Tech College of Computing is pleased to introduce its new faculty members. The Department of Applied Computing welcomes Assistant Professor Amna Mazen and Professor of Practice Victoria Walters. The Department of Computer Science welcomes Assistant Professor Michael Walker, Research Assistant Professor Dylan Gaines, and Assistant Teaching Professor Sujan Kumar Roy, and Research Assistant . . .
The Fall Computing Showcase is back and is right around the corner! This year’s iteration is dubbed Showcase C+X. The theme of this year’s iteration focuses on the convergence of computing (C+X) and how computing technologies pervade into nearly everything, from biomedicals to environmental conservation, and enhance research and education. Showcase C+X will continue to host impactful . . .