He is the recipient of a $50,000 grant that will support his research on genetic ancestry.

Three graduate students in MC2 have been awarded seed grants to pursue research in security and privacy.

The fellowship program is designed to support promising doctoral students conducting cutting-edge research in emerging topics across computer science and engineering.

Jonathan Katz, Dana Dachman-Soled and Gorjan Alagic are developing a framework for cryptographic systems that can weather increasingly powerful quantum computers.

From discrimination to misinformation, the ability of algorithms to amplify bias has been spotlighted due to its detrimental effects on society.

He has been honored with two prestigious awards recognizing his substantial contributions to software engineering and computer programming.

Computer science Ph.D. student Snehesh Shrestha is building an AI-powered app to bring violin lessons into the 21st century

The papers introduce new methods and tools to improve genome sequencing so that scientists can better study evolutionary trees, tumors and cancer.

Jacob Bringewatt was recognized for his work in quantum information and quantum computing theory.

The award recognizes outstanding work from current or former Carnegie Mellon University researchers that epitomizes the scientific philosophy of Allen Newell, a computer scientist and pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence who died in 1992.