by Dennis Livesay and Jeffrey D. Naber From Michigan Tech News; published October 16, 2024 This is the third in a series of opinion pieces from leaders around campus on the role that Michigan Tech innovators will play to define the world’s emerging needs. From large mainframes to personal computers to the mobile devices of . . .
From Michigan Tech News; by Karen Johnson, published October 7, 2024 Michigan Technological University’s influence on artificial intelligence education and workforce development took the national spotlight as faculty members traveled to Washington, D.C., for the Congressional Artificial Intelligence Caucus. Alex Sergeyev and Vinh Nguyen represented Michigan Tech at the nonpartisan, education-focused event on Sept. 19, discussing their $999,930 . . .
Guy Hembroff and Jung Yun Bae have been awarded the Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC) Achievement Award, which recognizes ICC members who have made exceptional contributions to the mission of the Institute.
The College of Computing is pleased to announce that William Starke ’90 and David Hale are this year’s inductees to the College of Computing Honor Academy. The Honor Academy recognizes Michigan Tech graduates who have distinguished themselves in their professions as well as other notable professionals who have made extraordinary contributions to the advancement of . . .
From Michigan Tech News by Cyndi Perkins, published September 25, 2024: C+X is the formula for this year’s annual Computing [MTU] Showcase at Michigan Technological University, which focuses on the convergence of computing, everywhere and with everything. The integration of computing into industry, research and society will be explored in the three-day showcase, happening from . . .
The College of Computing at Michigan Technological University invites applications for multiple tenure track faculty positions in the broad areas of biomedical data science and health informatics. Data Science, in all of its forms, is a major priority for the College, and these positions are critical to that effort. The College currently offers 15 degree . . .