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Orion Weller and Ama Koranteng have received 2022 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships.

In Honor of Dr. S. Rao Kosaraju, the Neuhauser Family Teaching Award recognizes outstanding undergraduate teaching assistants, and the inaugural recipients were named this spring.

The fellowships aim to encourage computer science undergraduates who have been accepted into the Combined Bachelor’s/Master’s Program to spend at least one semester pursuing graduate research as part of their MSE program.

To learn more about PhD student Rachel Sherman, check out this brief Q&A.

“The STEM field has always emphasized analytical thinking, I find myself constantly asking ‘why’ and continually trying new things,” said Ama Koranteng, first year computer science PhD student. The strategy-based…

Sabrina Mielke, a first-generation college graduate who immigrated from Germany to the United States, says she first discovered her interest in computer science in middle school during a trip to…

The fellowship—established to recognize and support outstanding graduate students who seek to influence the future of technology—will support Eli Sherman’s research on machine learning and health care.

Google’s PhD Fellowship Program recognizes and supports outstanding graduate students like Chenxi Liu, who are doing exceptional research in computer science and related fields and who seek to influence the future of technology.

CS PhD student Gopika Ajaykumar lectured on the different types of robotic assistance at the Maryland Science Center’s Girls Scouts Robotics Workshop.

PhD student Gopika Ajaykumar’s research investigates the growing field of human-robot interaction.

Ehsan Azimi and Javad Fotouhi were recognized for their outstanding academic records and demonstration of leadership in the business and science fields.

Tushar Jois was recognized for his academic excellence in the computing and information disciplines.