She is seeking ways to make database software more intuitive for non-data scientists.

The two-year fellowship offers an opportunity to work closely with faculty and graduate students in the cybersecurity center.

The funding supports Bhatele’s efforts to use data-driven machine learning (ML) models to identify performance anomalies and their root causes in parallel systems.

Partnership with Break Through Tech is part of the Gender Equality in Tech (GET) Cities Initiative.

The film will be available for viewing March 24–29 via a registration link, with an online panel discussion of algorithmic biases scheduled for March 26 at 4 p.m.

Presentations at the Feb. 26 event involved projects based in virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality and immersive spaces.

The weekly talks will feature experts in artificial intelligence, machine learning and theoretical computer science.

In addition to processing the necessary paperwork for payroll and benefits, she says part of her job is to make incoming UMIACS faculty, students and staff feel more at ease.

Uttaran Bhattacharya, a third-year doctoral student in computer science, was one of only 10 graduate students to receive an Adobe Research Fellowship this year.