News from Computer Science
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Virginia Tech alumna named ethics co-chair for leading conference in artificial intelligence and machine learning , articleA principal investigator and subject matter expert for a private research consortium in the greater Houston metropolitan area, Cherie Poland focuses on researching and explaining complex adaptive dynamic systems. She holds six college degrees, the latest a Master of Engineering from Virginia Tech.
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Class of 2022: Kodua 'KD' Kwarteng flexes the versatility of computer science to find his path , articleKwarteng, a native of Ghana, is the first of his family to graduate with a bachelor's degree. It was not always an easy path or one he envisioned for himself. "The computer science program completely transformed the way I approach problems by forcing me to deeply consider constraints, costs, and ethics as they apply to any situation," he said.
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Mehul Sanghani to deliver College of Engineering commencement address as Distinguished Alumni Speaker , articleA company founder and CEO, philanthropist, and proud Hokie, Sanghani and his success speak to the importance of intentional service coupled with bold leadership.
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Twelve Virginia Tech faculty join Innovation Campus , articleThis first cohort of Innovation Campus faculty will play a vital role in shaping the new campus by helping to establish key research themes, enhancing the project-based curriculum, and developing the campus governance structure.
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Virginia Tech celebrates its inventors , articleThe Virginia Tech inventions highlighted span a wide array of technology areas, including those related to vaccine development, cyber solutions, communications and advanced manufacturing technologies, and antimicrobial films that suppress the transmission of deadly diseases.
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High-tech exhibits wow Smithsonian visitors at the third ACCelerate Festival , articleTwelve ACC schools showed off Interactive projects at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History during the festival of creativity and innovation organized by Virginia Tech's Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology.
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Virginia Tech awarded $1.5 million to cultivate diverse cybersecurity pipeline , articleThe multi-university initiative led by Virginia Tech will provide students opportunities to participate in experiential learning programs, summer internship experiences, and applied research projects to address the complex cyber environment and cultivate a diverse pipeline of cyber talent.
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Virginia Tech and Amazon establish machine learning research partnership , articleThe Amazon - Virginia Tech Initiative for Efficient and Robust Machine Learning will include machine learning-focused research projects, doctoral student fellowships, community outreach, and an establishment of a shared advisory board.
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Scientists partner on multi-university grant to establish a field of ‘imageomics’ , articleThe new institute will create a new frontier of biological information using vast stores of existing image data to characterize and discover patterns or biological traits of organisms and gain insights into how function follows form in all areas of biology.
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Virginia Tech team selected as finalist in Alexa Prize SimBot Challenge to advance next-generation virtual assistants , articleWant breakfast delivered to your room? The SimBot being developed at the Sanghani Center for Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics should be able to understand the intention of a task and any instructions or feedback it receives from a user, interpret the environment, and predict and take the correct action to complete it.
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Inventor spotlight: Daphne Yao, professor, computer science , articleYao's research focuses on cybersecurity and AI digital health. She uses machine learning to make security decisions in complex situations.
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Virginia Tech’s sesquicentennial highlights the intersections of science and the humanities , article“The Virginia Tech Sesquicentennial provides us with a great opportunity to consider the importance of the liberal arts more broadly in a technology-inflected university,” said Laura Belmonte, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. “The traditional separations across disciplines are more and more giving way to creative explorations that braid together insights from all approaches.”
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