Kevin Collier of Select All writes about the encryption views of FBI director nominee Christopher Wray. Assistant Professor Matthew Green is quoted.

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We in the department are extremely proud of our students who have successfully completed their PhD! Congratulations to Dr. Stephen Hamilton on the recent successful defense of his thesis work, ” Distributed Parallel Extreme Event Analysis in Next Generation Simulation Architectures” on May 3, 2017. In my research I present a distributed parallel system named […]

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Eight Whiting School researchers are among the early-career faculty members selected to receive Johns Hopkins University’s Catalyst Awards.

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Computer Scientists Ehsan Azimi, Long Qian, Peter Kazanzides, and Nassir Navab were awarded honorable mention for best poster at the 2017 IEEE Virtual Reality Conference. Their prize winning poster submission was entitled, “Robust Optical See-Through Head-Mounted Display Calibration: Taking Anisotropic Nature of User Interaction Errors into Account.” “In this study we were able to look […]

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The team of four Whiting School Computer Scientists won the Best Paper Award (out of 531 submissions) at the 37th annual IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems (ICDCS). Computer Scientists Amy Babay, Emily Wagner, Michael Dinitz, and Yair Amir, submitted their paper entitled, “Timely, Reliable, and Cost-effective Internet Transport Service Using Dissemination Graphs.” “We […]

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On Wednesday, May 24, 2017, Johns Hopkins University held its annual commencement at the Royal Farms Arena. The Department of Computer Science (CS) at the Whiting School of Engineering, awarded degrees to 65 CS Majors and 24 CS Minors. Thirty-five majors earned departmental honors. There were 47 Master of Science in Engineering degrees conferred and […]

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In a column on Forbes.com, Steven Salzberg, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, discusses a new feature in Apple’s iOS 11 that could help reduce distracted driving.

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Advances in artificial intelligence are improving the possibility of real-time language translation. Philipp Koehn, professor of computer science and member of the Center for Language and Speech Processing, comments.

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Quartz reports on a recent report that uncovered a number of security vulnerabilities in pacemakers.

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