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Sep 27, 2016
Pattern Recognition Laboratory to Boost Brain-Inspired Computing

Powerful new “brain-inspired” computing capabilities are turning the scientific method on its head by accelerating a “data science” experimental method that detects patterns in data before generating a hypothesis. “Pattern recognition is a mode of epistemology, a way of knowing,” says CSE Prof....Read More


Metro Insight Data Sources

Sep 27, 2016
Big Data Hub Gets a Spoke: NSF Funds Regional Approach to Big Data Challenges in the West

Researchers at the University of California San Diego, UCLA, and Arizona State University are partnering on a regional effort in the western United States to enhance “knowledge discovery and real-time interventions from sensory data flows in urban spaces.” The MetroInsight project is one of 10...Read More


Debashis Sahoo

Sep 23, 2016
Computer Scientist Participates in Cancer Genomes and Networks Program

CSE and Pediatrics assistant professor Debashis Sahoo at UC San Diego has been selected as a participating member of the Cancer Genomes and Networks program in the university's Moores Cancer Center. Members of the Cancer Genomes and Networks research program focus upon three thematic areas: genome...Read More


Bhavin Shah

Sep 22, 2016
CSE Alumnus Gives Back to Student Success Initiative

The Internet revolution had barely begun to spread when Bhavin Shah (pictured) enrolled in the Computer Science and Engineering program at UC San Diego in 1994. Nevertheless, it was clear to him that computer science was the place to be, and he picked UCSD over his father's alma mater, UC Berkeley...Read More


Yacoub Daoud

Sep 22, 2016
CSE Students, Alumni Prepare for SD Hacks 2016

UC San Diego will host over 1,000 students for 36 hours of technological collaboration at SD Hacks 2016. The second annual hackathon in the series will take place Sept. 30 through Oct. 2 in RIMAC Arena on the UC San Diego campus. The student-led hackathon is one of the largest in California, along...Read More


Tajana Rosing

Sep 18, 2016
UC San Diego Names Computer Engineer to Fratamico Endowed Chair

Tajana Rosing is among the latest faculty in the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) department rewarded with endowed chairs at the University of California San Diego. The campus named professor Rosing to the John J. and Susan M. Fratamico Endowed Chair in the Jacobs School of Engineering....Read More


Understanding and Dealing with Failures in Cloud-Scale Systems

Sep 15, 2016
Understanding and Dealing with Failures in Cloud-Scale Systems

Ph.D. candidate Peng (Ryan) Huang is getting ready to complete his degree. Next week he'll stage the final defense of his dissertation on "Understanding and Dealing with Failures in Cloud-Scale Systems." Huang is not worried about a future job: He has already accepted a tenure-track offer to join...Read More


Hackathon winner Tony Gonzales

Sep 14, 2016
CS Senior and Team Win Top Prize at Target Hackathon

In late August, retail giant Target  hosted a three-day Diversity Leadership Symposium and invited undergraduate students from around the country to help develop strategies to address diversity and inclusion in the retail industry. The activities included a 'case study hackathon'. By the end of the...Read More


Ameesh Paleja

Sep 14, 2016
Alumnus Uses Technology to Serve Movie-goers and Target Competitors

A CSE alumnus is making waves in Hollywood because he may be pointing the way to the future of movie-going. Ameesh Paleja (B.S. '01) finished his undergraduate degree in computer science at UC San Diego. He is now the co-founder and CEO of Atom Tickets, based in Santa Monica, Calif. According to...Read More


Laurel Riek, a roboticist at the University of California San Diego, will lead a three-year, $1 million project funded by the National Science Foundation to help change the role of robots in factories and make it easier for machines to work alongside people.

Sep 13, 2016
Engineers Receive $1 Million Grant to Improve the Way Robots Interact with People in U.S. Factories

Laurel Riek, a roboticist at the University of California San Diego, will lead a three-year, $1 million project funded by the National Science Foundation to help change the role of robots in factories and make it easier for machines to work alongside people. [Pictured at right is the envisioned...Read More