WIRED reports on efforts to eventually create a fully automated robotic guillotine, which would be used to decapitate mosquitoes in an effort to mass produce an effective malaria vaccine. Johns Hopkins engineer Russell Taylor is quoted.
Congratulations to CS Sr. Academic Program Coordinator Kelly Culotta on receiving the “Rookie of the Year Award.” The award, along with the Whiting School of Engineering (WSE) Staff Excellence awards, was announced at the annual WSE Staff Recognition luncheon, held on April 8, 2019, in the Glass Pavilion on the Homewood Campus of JHU. Culotta […]
For many online consumers, convenience and speed can make or break a purchase. A recent study by Imperva Incapsula reported that seven percent of online consumers said the web page must load immediately or they lose interest in the purchase. Thirty-five percent said they’d wait between three and five seconds. A site that takes more […]
Some people think that robots are merely villains in science fiction movies. In reality, robots play an increasingly important role in society; they repair satellites, build cars, farm crops, and much more. While some may fear the rise of the robots, Gopika Ajaykumar, a first-year PhD student in computer science and member of the Johns […]
His research focuses on theoretical computer science, including pseudorandomness, complexity theory, distributed computing, and cryptography.
Motherboard reports on a severe issue in a new Swiss internet voting system. Matthew Green, assistant professor of computer science, is quoted.
Public health, nursing, medicine, biomedical engineering maintain top positions in annual ‘U.S. News’ rankings of the Best Graduate Schools; education, engineering programs move up.
Eisner was cited for “significant contributions to probabilistic models and algorithms for finding linguistic structure, especially lexicalized syntax and morphology.”
Cutting-edge research plays a key role in advancing the security and privacy of users across the Internet. To accelerate the next generation of security and privacy breakthroughs, Google has created the Security and Privacy Research Awards. In February 2019, Google announced that Matthew Green, cryptographer and associate professor in the Department of Computer Science at […]
Travis Chan, a junior electrical and computer engineering major and Thomas Keady, a Robotics master’s student, won the grand prize of $1,024 at HopHacks, the 36-hour student-run hackathon that took place February 15 through 17 on the Homewood campus. The biannual event is hosted by the Whiting School of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science. The […]
