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Using techniques from cryptography and computational complexity theory, Atul Singh Arora is developing methods to certify the properties of quantum systems that are otherwise hard to investigate.

Maria Molina and Chris Metzler are developing novel AI-based approaches that can help address systemic inequities and improve the lives of populations that are vulnerable to extreme weather events.

Shirley Micallef is taking on the E. Coli contamination of produce.

The researchers are conducting a series of studies to determine the level of bias that users expect from AI systems, and how AI providers explain to users that their systems may include biased data.

Gabe Kaptchuk is developing privacy systems that go beyond traditional, abstract methods, emphasizing a human-centered approach that responds to how people actually interact with technology.

The accepted papers exemplify a commitment to human-centered security research and scholarship from MC2 faculty, postdocs, students and alumni.

Min Wu will be recognized for her research, scholarship and service at this year’s Faculty & Staff Convocation.

John Horty will be recognized for his research, scholarship and service at this year’s Faculty & Staff Convocation.

The prize recognizes his significant work in developing both theoretical foundations and practical applications for quantum computers.

Sponsored by NSF, the program exposes visiting undergraduates to interdisciplinary training needed to process and analyze large scale genomic datasets.