Data from wearables could be a boon to mental health diagnosis Washington University team uses Fitbit data, deep learning to detect depression, anxiety 05.12.2022
Oct 6 11:00 am Access-Redundancy Tradeoffs in Quantized Linear Computations at Uncas A. Whitaker Hall
Five questions with B34R5HELL The capture-the-flag competitive hacking team provides an opportunity to learn more about cybersecurity through challenges. 09.28.2023
WeBelong! provides mentorship, community for computer science students The women-focused workshop offered advice and hands-on work sessions to nearly 40 students. 09.21.2023
$3M grant funds training to harness power of AI for social, environmental challenges National Science Foundation research traineeship led by William Yeoh will prepare investigators at the convergence of computational, environmental and social sciences. 09.13.2023
Chen named Fellow of Asia-Pacific Artificial Intelligence Association Organization aims to build AI industry. 08.21.2023
New approach to defend 3D printed medical devices from cyberattack Researchers working with Ning Zhang have developed a tool to verify the integrity of personalized medical devices. 08.10.2023
Artificial intelligence may assist decisions on which patients should get critical life support McKelvey Engineering, School of Medicine team develop machine-learning model using COVID-19 patient data. 08.07.2023
Analyzing generative AI’s copyright crisis WashU computer scientists developed a platform to evaluate the prevalence of intellectual property violations by code language models. 07.25.2023
Zhang paper wins ‘best paper,’ ‘distinguished paper’ awards Paper analyzes security, privacy in push notifications on mobile devices. 07.18.2023
Ten new faculty to join McKelvey Engineering in 2023-24 The new faculty members bring entrepreneurship, research strengths. 06.30.2023
