SCS News 2022

September 2022

Portrait of Dimitrios Skarlatos.

Skarlatos Receives Meta Research Awards to Improve Datacenter Computing Systems

Aaron Aupperlee
The steering wheel of an ATV, with the driver's hands noticably removed from it as it drives itself. A map display is seen on the right of the photo.

Carnegie Mellon and Rochester Universities Push Limits of Off-Road Autonomy in DARPA's RACER Program

Aaron Aupperlee
Portrait of Virginia Smith.

Smith Named Intel Rising Star for Work in Federated Learning

Susie Cribbs
Collaged portraits of Byongsoo Jeon and Zhengyi Luo.

SCS Students Earn Qualcomm Innovation Fellowships for Pose Estimation, Distributed Deep Learning

Kayla Papakie
A man wearing a baseball cap backward leans over a swimming pool to launch a robotic submarine.

First-Year Students Relaunch CMU Robotic Sub Team

Byron Spice
Collaged portraits of the Siebel Scholars: Victoria Dean, Shivam Duggal, Isaac Grosof, Divyansh Kaushik and Lynn Kirabo

Five SCS Students Named Siebel Scholars

Kayla Papakie
The letters S and D appear with a number 3 between them. Software and Societal Systems Department appears below the logo.

Rebranded Software and Societal Systems Department Commits to Enhancing Interplay Between Software and Society

Josh Quicksall
A decorative image only.

Pittsburgh Project Paves Way for Revolutionizing Treatment of Fatal Brain Diseases

Aaron Aupperlee With UPMC
Portrait of Mashrin Srivastava.

Srivastava Wins Top Awards at Recent Hackathons

Aaron Aupperlee
Portrait of Ryan Tibshirani

Tibshirani Honored With Prestigious Mortimer Spiegelman Award

Aaron Aupperlee
A person's hands holding a tablet device are reflecting in a human eyeball.

From The LINK: Accessibility Enables Equality

Chris Quirk
A man in the center of the photo works on a laptop while a woman on the left and man on the right look over his shoulder.

Eliminating Algorithmic Complexity Attacks

Ryan Noone
Students gather around a table and work on their laptop computers.

SCS Maintains Top Ranking for Computer Science From U.S. News and World Report

Aaron Aupperlee
Picture of Ian Char working in the control room of the DIII-D National Fusion Facility.

Exploring Reinforcement Learning To Control Nuclear Fusion Reactions

Aaron Aupperlee
Portrait of Rashmi Vinayak

Vinayak Receives Meta Research Award To Tackle Silent Data Corruption

Kayla Papakie
Models of a cell nucleus appear in different forms and colors.

Data Visualization Tool Provides Richer Understanding of a Cell's Nucleus

Aaron Aupperlee

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