This May, AVA Labs, a next-generation blockchain platform spun out of Cornell and led by Professor Emin Gün Sirer, is hosting a month-long virtual hackathon for the best and brightest computer science and engineering students in the world. The event will focus on developing new applications for financial products and services, and infrastructure tools that . . .
All GenCyber 2020 summer programs will be deferred to 2021 due to the impact of the COVID-19 virus. For a listing of those programs who are receiving funding to host a camp, please see gen-cyber.com. For updates and questions regarding specific camps and/or outreach activities, please contact the host institution using the information found on . . .
Siva Krishna Kakula, a PhD candidate in the College of Computing’s Department of Computer Science, has been awarded a grant from the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society that covers the cost of full IEEE member registration for the IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence, July 19-24, 2020. Kakula will present two papers at the conference, “Choquet . . .
Husky Game Development (HGD), a student Enterprise focused on video game development, won Honorable Mention accolades at Michigan Tech’s Design Expo 2020, presented virtually this April. The HGD winning project, “Lost in Mazie Mansion,” is a 2D mystery-puzzle game. To win, you’ll need the help of Mazie. But you’ll have to play by the house’s . . .
The College of Computing’s Health Informatics graduate program recently announced the addition of stackable graduate certificates in two high-growth areas: the Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Certificate and the Security and Privacy in Healthcare Certificate. Designed for working professionals, as well as full-time students, the new certificates can be completed entirely online using a rich learning . . .