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Sharad Vikram Best

Oct 15, 2016
CSE Highlights Research at Frontiers of Innovation Symposium

The second annual UC San Diego Frontiers of Innovation Scholars Program (FISP) Symposium will take place on October 18 from 8am to 5:45pm at the Price Center. The symposium will showcase interdisciplilnary research carried out by postdocs, graduate and undergraduate student researchers with funding...Read More


Mohsen Malmir

Oct 15, 2016
Dual Poster Sessions Showcase CSE Research at FISP Symposium 2016

At least 72 posters will be on display when UC San Diego students share their research results during two poster sessions during the Frontiers of Innovation Scholarship Program (FISP) Symposium on Tuesday, October 18 in the Price Center. (Click link at bottom to read a preview of oral presentations...Read More


4D Light Field

Oct 14, 2016
Computer Vision Papers Presented at ECCV 2016 in Amsterdam

The European Conference on Computer Vision runs Oct. 8-16 in Amsterdam, and UC San Diego's Center for Visual Computing (VisComp) is heavily represented at the international forum that is among the premier academic gatherings on computer vision. Two CSE professors -- VisComp director Ravi...Read More


Zoo Hackathon

Oct 13, 2016
Students, Alumni Take Top Spots at San Diego Zoohackathon

Over the October 7-9 weekend, a small group of programmers participating in the inaugural Zoohackathon had the opportunity to go behind the scenes at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park and see firsthand some of the species the San Diego Zoo Global has rescued from illegal wildlife trade. “The zookeepers...Read More


Donald Peters-Coville

Oct 8, 2016
In Memoriam: CSE Chief Administrative Officer Donald Peters-Coville

The Computer Science and Engineering department lost one of its key staff members with the passing on January 5 of its Management Service Officer, Donald Peters-Coville, after a prolonged battle with Sjögren’s Syndrome, an autoimmune disorder. As MSO, he was the chief administrative officer of the...Read More


SD Hacks 2016 Best of Show

Oct 6, 2016
CSE Sophomores Take Top Prize at SD Hacks 2016

At one of the largest hackathons organized by students, the UC San Diego student-run SD Hacks took place over the Oct. 1-2 weekend, attracting nearly 1,000 student hackers from UC San Diego and universities around the country (after the competition received applications from more than 4,000...Read More


Foster

Oct 5, 2016
Computer Science and Engineering at San Diego Maker Faire 2016

It was billed as “The Greatest Show (&Tell) on Earth,” and students from UC San Diego were again  part of the spectacle as Maker Faire San Diego took over Balboa Park over the weekend of October 1-2. For the second consecutive year, CSE students were among the participants from the Jacobs...Read More


Rob Knight

Oct 3, 2016
Dog Poop Microbiome Predicts Canine Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Our gut microbiomes — the varieties of microbes living in our digestive tracts — may play a role in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). “One of the really frustrating things about IBD in humans is that it’s hard to diagnose — it usually requires intestinal biopsies, which are not only imperfect, but...Read More


Anu Mupparthi

Oct 2, 2016
UC San Diego Department and UCTV Launch ‘The Computer Science Channel’

University of California Television (UCTV) and the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) department at the University of California San Diego have launched The Computer Science Channel online. The new video channel began service October 1, 2016, with a slate of newly-produced and existing content...Read More


Graduates to Google

Sep 28, 2016
#1 Employer of Recent CNS-Affiliated Graduates? It's Google

Most of the Ph.D. and M.S. students who worked in the labs of Center for Networked Systems (CNS) member faculty are well-positioned to land a great job after graduation. A few remain in academia, but the vast majority go to jobs in the technology industry, and not just any jobs. According to a...Read More