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Guiding Grads to Success: SCI Alumni Board Member Jonathan Hanobik Shares Career Advice
Jonathan Hanobik (SCI ’18, ’23 G), a member of the SCI Alumni Board with degrees in computer science, is passionate about making a difference for graduates by sharing his advice for success.
ISP Student Huao Li's paper accepted by NeurIPS 2024
ISP student Huao Li's paper, "Language Grounded Multi-Agent Communication for Ad-hoc Teamwork," has been accepted by NeurIPS 2024.
Panos K. Chrysanthis, CS Professor, Receives MDM 2024 Distinguished Contributor Award
Panos K. Chrysanthis, professor in the Department of Computer Science, received the Mobile Data Management (MDM) 2024 Distinguished Contributor Award.Peter Brusilovsky, Director of ISP, receives NSF grant to develop a learning system for computer science education
Dr. Peter Brusilovsky (Director, Intelligent Systems Program) received a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant for his project "C-3PE: Comprehensive Personalized Programming Practice Environment."New Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies Appointed, DINS Faculty Promoted
Congratulations to Dr. William Garrison on being appointed as the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies, and Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Rosta Farzan on being promoted to Professor in the Department of Informatics and Networked Systems.Panos K. Chrysanthis, Professor of CS, Elected as 2023 EAI Fellow
SCI faculty are internationally recognized for their groundbreaking work and innovation. Case in point: Panos K. Chrysanthis, professor in the Department of Computer Science, was recently elected as a Fellow of the European Alliance for Innovation (EAI).
Keeping Culture Alive: MLIS Student Serves Carnegie Library Patrons in the Hill District
“I’ve learned just how important cultural heritage and local history is to people. What we are preserving is the history of us and the region we live in, so keeping historic materials intact and accessible can mean a lot to people,” said Carlee Stoner, an MLIS student pursuing field work with Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.Morgan Frank, DINS Faculty, and Case Western Reserve researchers collaborate with Walmart to explore whether AI can aid hiring process
Could artificial intelligence (AI) remove bias from the hiring process? Morgan Frank, DINS faculty, and a team of researchers at Case Western Reserve University hope to find out.
Roshni Singh (SCI '26) Empowers Women and Underrepresented Groups in STEM at SCI
Students like Roshni Singh (SCI ’26) have taken advantage of SCI initiatives to empower her fellow students.
Alumni Q+A: A Discussion on Finding Success in Any Career with Jonathan Hanobik
A newly appointed member of the SCI Alumni Board, Jonathan Hanobik (SCI '18, '23G) is passionate about sharing his wisdom with students and members of the SCI community to find success during and after their academic journeys.
Computer Science Welcomes New Department Chair, Adriana Kovashka
Beginning in the Fall 2024 term, Dr. Adriana Kovashka will bring her wisdom and expertise to the Department of Computer Science as the new department chair.
Rachel Rossi (SCI '24) Works with the Library of Congress, Digital Archives, and Accessibility
Technological literacy and accessibility are increasingly important in a growing digital world, and students at SCI are putting their classroom knowledge on the subject into action.
SCI Student Ambassador Spotlight: Michelle Hong (SCI '26)
Michelle Hong, a sophomore at SCI majoring in computer science with a minor in linguistics, is dedicated to being a knowledgeable source that prospective students and their families can go to.
SCI Professor Diane Litman Named Fellow in Asia-Pacific Artificial Intelligence Association
Associate Dean for Mentoring and Development Diane J. Litman has been recognized for her achievements in artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing.