Media outlets recently featured coverage of HandSight, a camera system for the visually impaired, following its publication in the journal ACM Transactions on Accessible Computing.

Mohit Iyyer and his team found that AI machines cannot full grasp a storyline in a comic book based on text and pictures alone.

Jackie Nelligan and Michaela Socolof are gaining valuable research experience in computational linguistics and cognitive science through the prestigious fellowship.

The fellowship will support Andrew Glaudell's research on quantum error correction and quantum information encoding.

The center had the highest number of papers presented at the conference, highlighting diverse cybersecurity research.

The researchers are developing computational models to track symptom changes in schizophrenia and depression using a unique dataset that combines clinical data and social media interactions.

She received the award for her collaborative research on using satellite-derived chlorophyll data to predict cholera outbreaks up to several months in advance.

The papers, which were authored by Ben Shneiderman and Catherine Plaisant, were recognized for their lasting impact on visual analytics.

A noted expert in geometric modeling and scientific visualization, she was one of 12 nominees, with the top seven earning a seat on the board.