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Jianxin Chen is applying algebraic geometry and representation theory to explore quantum channels and entanglement theory, revealing unexpected interactions between quantum channels and working toward understanding multipartite entanglement.

The paper presents a study on a group of sea slugs called Cladobranchia, showing that they share a common evolutionary history with a specific subgroup called Aeolidida.

It will fund research and innovation to help mobile developers improve security of their apps by avoiding poor encryption practices and privacy-invasive actions that can put users’ data at risk.

His team developed a faster malware detection method using downloader-graph analytics, enabling earlier identification of malware by about nine days compared to existing anti-virus systems.

His research describes a new method that can identify genetic factors within non-coding DNA that disrupt the normal function of genes, and thus could contribute to risk for cardiovascular disease.

A new video highlights the Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (CBCB), showcasing its research, education, and innovation under the leadership of Eytan Ruppin.

They developed IntegriDB, a cryptographic protocol that ensures the accuracy and integrity of SQL queries in cloud-hosted databases, with findings to be presented at the ACM CCS conference.

It went up against Ken Jennings in a quiz bowl match, showcasing advancements in machine learning with improved training data.

The film highlights the interaction between legal and information technology professionals, with both sides aiming to solve the problem of how to find the large volumes of information that must be exchanged in complex litigation.

It will support his ongoing work to develop algorithms that enable the processing of huge datasets on computational devices with a limited amount of fast memory, or that are connected to a relatively slow external data source.