Ramani Duraiswami will lead a workshop in Czechia this summer to drive advances in audio-based AI models’ capabilities.

He was recognized for his exceptional contributions to research, teaching and mentorship.

The daylong event joined researchers from the federal government, academia and private industry, all focused on exploring the interactions between complex microbial communities.

He is building energy-efficient data systems that share key mission information without overloading limited tactical networks.

Yi-Kai Liu will be recognized with an Excellence in Research Award in Computer Science on May 8 at the academy’s annual meeting.

The fellowships will support the students as they continue their research in computer science.

The event drew participants from 10 higher education institutions, four federal institutions, two research institutes, and one professional organization.

In celebration of World Quantum Day on April 14, Nicole Yunger Halpern spoke on the fascinating topic of quantum information science.

The 10 undergraduate students are part of an internship funded by NSF and run by faculty in CBCB.

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