Alexander “Sasha” Frolov is being honored for his innovative research on zero- knowledge proofs and their real-world applications.
A Nature Communications study co-authored by Joshua Weitz assesses the effectiveness of phage therapy in treating pneumonia.
One year into his role as co-executive director, Adam Porter looks back on IHC’s progress and outlines what’s next.
He is the director of the NSF Quantum Leap Challenge Institute for Robust Quantum Simulation and former co-director of QuICs.
Now in its third year, the center is focused on community building on campus while also strengthening partnerships in the region.
The program unites graduate students to collaboratively tackle complex microbial challenges in health, agriculture and the environment.
Ph.D. student Harshvardhan Takawale is developing a system that uses earbuds to detect shifts in auditory attention through subtle changes in the ear.
The workshop brought together researchers and practitioners focused on the rapidly growing field of event-based and neuromorphic vision.
The award acknowledges his history of impactful research and supports visiting Germany to collaborate with colleagues there.
They’ve developed a novel system that teaches complex tasks to robots using simple human drawings.
