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Junior computer science and mathematics double major Brooke Guo analyzes neural connections to understand the causes of complex brain conditions like schizophrenia.
When Brooke Guo arrived at the University of Maryland as a freshman in 2022, she knew she wanted to help people and work in a health-related field someday. Initially, she thought that meant she was...read more
Julia Chen, Minsi Hu, Jacob Lane and Akshay Trivedi were recognized for their achievements in computer science and mathematics.
The University of Maryland’s Department of Computer Science named four undergraduates as the first recipients of the Grant Family Outstanding Achievement Undergraduate Student Award in Computer Science and Mathematics . Julia Chen, Minsi Hu ,...read more
The team, which secured fifth place overall will compete at the World Finals in Azerbaijan from Aug. 31 to Sept. 5, 2025.
A student team from the University of Maryland’s Department of Computer Science earned a bronze medal at the International Collegiate Programming Contes t (ICPC) North America Championship on May 26 at the University of Central...read more
Computer science faculty are engaged in seven AI-driven research projects, including sea ice monitoring, motion prediction for the blind and neurodiversity-affirming robotics, among other innovative efforts.
From developing futuristic packaging that guards food freshness and safety, to improving speech therapy for neurodiverse people, to developing novel sea ice monitoring techniques, 22 new artificial intelligence (AI) research projects were awarded through a...read more
Feizi’s federal funding aims to unlock new insights into AI reasoning, strengthen language models against adversarial attacks and inspire next-generation research in trustworthy AI.
Soheil Feizi , an associate professor of computer science with an appointment in the University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies (UMIACS), recently received a $1 million federal grant to advance foundational research that...read more
Graduate and undergraduate commencement ceremonies honor 1,010 students while highlighting academic milestones and future career opportunities.
Graduation ceremonies mark the end of academic programs and the start of new opportunities. They also provide a moment to reflect on the challenges and resources that shape a student’s experience at a university. At...read more
Adam Wenchel (B.S. ’99, computer science), co founder and CEO of the tech startup Arthur, will share his AI success story as keynote speaker at the 2025 CMNS Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony.
Adam Wenchel (B.S. ’99, computer science) is a computer scientist with the heart of an entrepreneur. “I love building things, I’m very motivated by that—I want to build things that I'm proud of,” Wenchel explained...read more
The graduating seniors demonstrated the highest levels of scholarship, service to the campus community, extracurricular involvement and personal growth.
Three graduating seniors from the University of Maryland's Department of Computer Science were selected to serve as senior marshals. The students, who have demonstrated the highest levels of scholarship, service to the campus community, extracurricular...read more
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PhD Defense: Small and Large Perception Models for robotic navigation
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PhD Defense: Practical Applications for Partial Quantum Error Correction
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PhD Defense: Practical Applications for Partial Quantum Error Correction
Noah Berthusen
06.16.2025 12:00 to 14:00
PhD Defense: Small and Large Perception Models for robotic navigation
IRB-3137 or http://umd.zoom.us/my/dmanocha
PhD Defense: Small and Large Perception Models for robotic navigation
06.18.2025 11:00 to 12:00
Improved bounds for testing low stabilizer complexity states
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Improved bounds for testing low stabilizer complexity states
06.20.2025 10:00 to 12:00
PhD Defense: Learning Structured Alignment: From Visual Understanding to Robot Control
IRB-3137
PhD Defense: Learning Structured Alignment: From Visual Understanding to Robot Control
07.01.2025 10:00 to 12:00
PhD Defense: Practical Applications for Partial Quantum Error Correction
ATL 3100A or https://umd.zoom.us/j/3498884997?pwd=SURCT1ZkTTNaZzlzbmlaT2lrTVBaZz09
PhD Defense: Practical Applications for Partial Quantum Error Correction
07.01.2025 10:00 to 12:00
PhD Defense: Practical Applications for Partial Quantum Error Correction
ATL 3100A and Virtual Via Zoom: https://umd.zoom.us/j/3498884997?pwd=SURCT1ZkTTNaZzlzbmlaT2lrTVBaZz09
PhD Defense: Practical Applications for Partial Quantum Error Correction
07.17.2025 10:00 to 12:00
PhD Defense: Locality and Complexity in Quantum Information Dynamics
ATL 3100A and Virtual Via Zoom: https://umd.zoom.us/j/94509639588?pwd=nCsEBo26jxvGa6wrw4syXkgKhvRQbE.1
PhD Defense: Locality and Complexity in Quantum Information Dynamics