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In Memoriam: John Cavazos

In Memoriam: John Cavazos

Campus remembers leader in cybersecurity, machine learning, high performance computing. He was one of the first researchers to work on applying machine learning to improve compilers, a field of research that has since grown and flourished.

UD Engineering’s Next Era

UD Engineering’s Next Era

Levi T. Thompson joined the University of Delaware in early October as dean of the College of Engineering.

Reusable Software for High Performance Computing

Reusable Software for High Performance Computing

Sunita Chandrasekaran, an assistant professor of computer and information sciences at the University of Delaware, is designing frameworks to adapt code to increasingly powerful systems.

Skills, support, success

Skills, support, success

Alumna and Google employee Priscilla Moraes will speak on Friday, Oct. 5, 2018 at 3:30 p.m. in Mitchell Hall, as part of the 55th Anniversary Celebration of the Department of Computer and Information Sciences.

Grad Student Picked for International Forum

Grad Student Picked for International Forum

Moumita Bhattacharya, a doctoral student in computer science at UD, is one of just 200 top promising young computer scientists worldwide to be selected to participate in the sixth Heidelberg Laureate Forum.

Celebrating 55 Years of Computer Science

Celebrating 55 Years of Computer Science

Be sure to register to attend the Computer Science 55th anniversary celebration. The celebration will feature alumni talks, picnic and gala celebration. Event Details and Agenda Friday, October 5, 2018  10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. – Memorial Service for Bob Caviness |...

New Data Science Institute-Director

New Data Science Institute-Director

The University of Delaware establishes a new institute to accelerate research in data science, and a pioneer in the interdisciplinary field, tapped from UD’s faculty ranks, will lead it.

Searching for the Big Picture

Searching for the Big Picture

NIH grant helps UD scientists make biomedical research easier to peruse. Imagine sorting through tens of thousands of articles and getting the gist in just a few minutes.