News from Computer Science
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Class of 2021: Computer science graduate Allyson Senger accelerates path to teaching , articleAs she prepares to participate in her first in-person commencement, Senger will be the third in her family to graduate from Virginia Tech, following both her father and grandfather who also earned engineering degrees. “I knew when I became interested in STEM that I wanted to come study at Virginia Tech,” she said.
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Hume Center students selected for Department of Defense Cyber Scholarship Program , articleThe goal of the program is to support the recruitment of new cyber talent and the retention of current highly skilled professionals within the DoD cyber workforce.
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On the home stretch, graduate students say fellowships made all the difference , article“The idea is that when you reach the point where you need to be 100 percent focused on your research, that’s when unfettered financial assistance really matters,” says computer science alumnus Greg Lavender, on establishing the department's first two graduate fellowships.
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Joining forces with Deloitte to tackle wicked problems , articleAt the semiannual Deloitte Problem Day, faculty from a broad range of disciplines collaborated with researchers from Deloitte in addressing the challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence.
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Historians launch website offering uncensored views from American soldiers in World War II , articleThe American Soldier in World War II website officially launches on Dec. 7, offering the general public a remarkably honest glimpse into the minds of military service members amid humanity’s deadliest war.
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Seed investments set young ideas on the path to becoming fully fledged — and funded — projects , articleTen faculty members have won funding that will give them the resources to pursue new ideas for collaborative projects.
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iTHRIV funds efforts to combat obesity, understand self-harm, and reduce waste by Virginia Tech scientists and partners , articleThe integrated Translational Health Research Institute of Virginia awarded $200,000 in pilot funds to five multi-institutional research projects at the University of Virginia School of Medicine, Virginia Tech, Inova Health System, and Carilion Clinic.
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Research drives cybersecurity innovation, inspiration in Southwest Virginia , articleAs the urgency of cybersecurity reaches a higher pitch, the Southwest node of the Commonwealth Cyber Initiative gathered on Virginia Tech’s campus in late October. The event allowed collaborators to meet in person for the first time and advance cybersecurity strategies throughout the region and the commonwealth.
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Northrop Grumman commits $12.5 million toward quantum research and education , articleThe company’s commitment will dramatically enhance the university’s work in a field with the potential to reshape industries and profoundly alter the dynamics of national security.
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Matt Hicks receives NSF CAREER award to develop tools for enhanced hardware security , articleRecently awarded a five-year Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award by the National Science Foundation, Hicks said his research will further enhance hardware security, especially in the United States, by identifying novel weaknesses and enabling him to learn more about the design space for security tools.
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Combating antibiotic resistance with data-driven surveillance , articleA team of Virginia Tech researchers was recently awarded a National Science Foundation Research Traineeship grant to provide graduate students with skills that are needed to develop and launch successful wastewater surveillance for public health monitoring and protection.
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Virginia Tech Foundation celebrates topping out of Gilbert Street building , articleThe six-story building will provide four floors of office space leased to multiple Virginia Tech departments when completed.
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