Recent News
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Three CS student have been selected for the Provost Undergraduate Research Award to pursue research of their choosing guided by a Hopkins mentor.
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Capabilities of autoregressive AI models will always be limited by their inability to reason like humans, says CS PhD candidate Chu-Cheng Lin
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A team of Clark Scholars has developed a wearable device that can relay a soldier's vitals to combat medics, making it easier to determine who needs medical attention most urgently
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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.
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In the "Machine Learning: Deep Learning" course, undergraduate and graduate students team up to design, implement, and validate deep learning-based solutions to contemporary problems.
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A Design Day project with vision: Students create improved screen reader for the visually impaired
CategoriesUnlike most screen readers currently available, “A Set of Eyes” doesn’t work mechanically to just read aloud loud whatever is hardcoded onto a webpage. Instead, it uses computer vision and a flexible user interface to create a more accessible—and natural—experience for users.
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Computer science students create customizable search engine technology for young learners
CategoriesThe Searchin' search engine tailors results by reading levels that users assign.
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Q&A with Mary Joseph, a double major in computer science and applied mathematics statistics with a minor in entrepreneurship and management.
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Q&A with Aubin Lohier, vice chair of JHU Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)and head of social media and public relations for HopHacks.
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Third-year student explores possibilities at the intersection of computer science and social policy
CategoriesQ&A with Rena Liu, a third-year computer science major and social policy minor.
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Hopkins Engineer Sara Weill says summer engineering programs in high school led her to STEM field
CategoriesQ&A with Sara Weill, president of JHU Women in Computer Science (WiCS) and a member of the JHU Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).
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To learn more about PhD student Rachel Sherman, check out this brief Q&A.