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CSE's 2023 NSF Graduate Research Fellows

May 31, 2023
CSE Students Join Prestigious Circle of NSF Grad Research Fellows

By Kimberley Clementi 40 Nobel laureates. A former U.S. Secretary of Energy. A co-founder of Google. This prestigious circle of Graduate Research Fellows selected by the National Science Foundation (NSF) recently grew by three UC San Diego Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) graduate...Read More


Industry representatives and the CNS community at the 2023 CNS Research Review

May 25, 2023
CNS in 2023: the Annual Research Review

By Kimberley Clementi The Center for Networked Systems (CNS) held its annual CNS Research Review at the UC San Diego Computer Science and Engineering Building on May 4 and 5. Now in its second decade, the invitation-only event introduced industry members from Cisco, Google, Qualcomm and eight...Read More


CSE professors (l to r): Albert Chern, Aaron Schulman and Tzu-Mao Li

May 22, 2023
CSE’s CAREER Award Recipient List Grows by Three – Again

(Story updated Dec. 2023 to reflect the addition of professors Jingbo Shang and Hao Su)  Two additional CSE faculty members, Jingbo Shang and Hao Su, have received the NSF CAREER award, making for a total of five recipients this year.  Proving the Power of Extremely Weak Supervision Shang’s...Read More


First authors of the two Distinguished Paper recipients Shravan Narayan (l) and Jennifer Switzer (r).

May 15, 2023
UC San Diego Computer Scientists Have Distinguished Showing at ASPLOS 2023

By Katie E. Ismael and Kimberley Clementi From reclaiming the 1.5 billion smart phones deactivated annually to finding a new way to reduce browser security risks, UC San Diego computer scientists tackled big issues in two papers that were recognized recently at the 2023 Architectural Support for...Read More


CSE's Russell Impagliazzo will be honored for his influential contributions May 12 and 13

May 10, 2023
Changemakers of CSE: Russell Impagliazzo Pursues Complexity and Comedy

By Josh Baxt and Katie E. Ismael Russell Impagliazzo, a longtime professor in UC San Diego’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering, is immersed in computational complexity, identifying how difficult it will be to solve specific problems on fast computers. On the side, he immerses himself...Read More


Supun Nakandala

May 1, 2023
Supun Nakandala (PhD ’22) Wins SIGMOD Dissertation Award

By Kimberley Clementi UC San Diego’s Computer Science and Engineering alumnus Supun Nakandala (PhD ’22) has been selected as winner of the Jim Gray Dissertation Award 2023 by the Association for Computing Machinery’s Special Interest Group on Management of Data (ACM SIGMOD). This prestigious award...Read More


CSE's Newest Amazon Research Award Recipients

Apr 24, 2023
CSE Faculty Recognized with Amazon Research Awards

By Kimberley Clementi Three faculty members from UC San Diego’s Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) department were among the 79 Amazon Research Award recipients announced for the fall 2022 cycle. CSE Assistant Professor Sean Gao, who was also a 2021 awardee, was honored along with Associate...Read More


CSE's Jessica Echterhoff

Apr 24, 2023
Jessica Echterhoff (MS ’22, PhD ’25) Nets CSE’s First Apple Scholars in AI/ML Fellowship

By Kimberley Clementi Department of Computer Science and Engineering PhD student Jessica Echterhoff has been named a 2023 recipient of the Apple Scholars in AI/ML PhD fellowship. Echterhoff, the first UC San Diego student to receive this award since the inaugural class was announced in 2020,...Read More


New CSE Assistant Professor Daniel Grier

Mar 23, 2023
Is There a Quantum Advantage? Daniel Grier Joins CSE to Prove That There Is.

By Kimberley Clementi Quantum computing is to classical computing what Ant-Man is to The Avengers: a diminutive team member with a sizeable advantage performing certain tasks. At least that’s what Daniel Grier, a new assistant professor in the Computer Science and Engineering and Mathematics...Read More


Computer science and math students Thomas Li, Stanisław Strzelecki, and Shang Zhou will represent UC San Diego at the ICPC North American Championship in May 2023.

Mar 10, 2023
UC San Diego “Fallen Star” Team Rises to the Top in ICPC Regional Contest

By Kimberley Clementi A team of UC San Diego computer science and math students ranked first place in the Southern California Regional round of the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC), the world’s largest and most prestigious programming competition. The team outperformed peers...Read More