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Weisong Shi Educates Researchers on Vehicle Computing in New Book
Weisong Shi discusses the process and key takeaways for researchers and practitioners for his newly published book “Vehicle Computing.”
Accelerating innovation
The University of Delaware (UD) hosted the first-ever Accelerating Therapeutics for Opportunities in Medicine (ATOM) Hackathon, aimed at enhancing the computational resources of the ATOM platform, an open platform for molecular and drug discovery.
CIS Chair joins CCC Council
The Computing Community Consortium (CCC) is thrilled to announce that the following six computing researchers have joined the CCC Council: Weisong Shi, University of Delaware Rayid Ghani, Carnegie Mellon University Sebastian Elbaum, University of Virginia Rachel...
UD rises in engineering rankings
U.S. News and World Report ranks UD at #38 nationally, chemical engineering at #7
July 18 Hackathon brings AI to the pharmaceutical field
UD’s AI Center of Excellence and Data Science Institute will host the ATOM Hackathon.
Spark! Symposium Focuses on Financial Health
Graduate students’ research shows how education and technology can increase equity and opportunity
Hack to save the world
Computer science student group hosts second annual regional HenHacks Hackathon.
Two Ph.D. students and their advisors publish research in leading scientific conferences
Assistant professors Rahmat Beheshti and Xing Gao will present their work at The International Conference on Learning Representations and The Web Conference respectively.
Quantum computing and finance
Researchers explore quantum computing’s ability to speed solutions for financial sector.
In Memoriam: David Mills
Retired UD engineering professor remembered for being an early internet pioneer thanks to his innovative approach to synchronized time keeping.
Explainable AI
UD researchers leverage trustworthy AI to improve seafloor data intelligence.
A quantum phenomenon
First-year doctoral student Bao Bach is already making international waves