A noted expert in large-scale parallel computing systems, he will begin a three-year term on July 1.

He discussed how federally funded research in areas like microprocessors, GPS, and accelerometers has led to the development of essential technologies, such as smartphones,

The paper explores why users often neglect security updates and proposes improvements to software updating interfaces to make them more effective and user-friendly.

His project seeks to develop computational models that identify and separate perspectives from content in news coverage, exploring how language shapes the framing of issues in the media.

Researchers working with Monroe introduced the first fully programmable and reconfigurable quantum computer module, utilizing trapped ions to run algorithms on five quantum bits (qubits).

In this new role, he will spearhead efforts to drive AI research forward and showcase groundbreaking innovations in intelligent systems.

Niklas Elmqvist had a hand in developing TimeFork, a web-based interface that combines human input with big data to improve predictions in areas like finance, weather and healthcare.

The event showcased cutting-edge research on topics like digital security, wearable technologies, and their societal impacts.

The 29 students delved into virtual and augmented reality, designing immersive demos such as games, digital waterfalls, and interactive tours in the university's inaugural VR class.

Rama Chellappa and his team won the information sciences category for developing HyperFace, a cutting-edge facial recognition algorithm, while Eytan Ruppin and his collaborators earned runner-up honors for advancing technology to personalize cancer treatment.