The recognition honors Sohi’s transformative innovations, which have shaped modern technology and society.
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CS students celebrate #CSEdWeek at afterschool coding clubs across Madison
Students celebrated Wisconsin’s computer science education week (12/18-12/14) at nearby Randall Elementary School, where they lead afterschool coding clubs.
Ariana Negreiro PhD’25 brings machine learning to dairy farm management
Using machine learning and deep learning models, Negreiro’s research supports healthier dairy cows with an improved quality of life.
William Jen ‘18 is building the backbone of robotics
Jen works at the intersection of software and robotics, creating the foundational systems that allow humanoid robots to move, perceive, and act safely.
David Khachatryan ’22 teaches robots to think
Khachatryan reflects on the single principle driving his work: technology should work for everyone.
Epic Systems CEO Judy Faulkner MS’67 named “Best Leader” by U.S. News
Faulkner began Epic in 1979, in her home’s basement with two part-time employees. Today, Epic has billions of dollars in annual sales and a staff of 14,000.
Assistant Professor Ming Liu chosen as WARF Innovation Award finalist
Each fall the WARF Innovation Awards recognize some of the best inventions at UW-Madison. WARF receives hundreds of new invention disclosures each year. Of these disclosures, the WARF Innovation Award finalists are considered exceptional in the following …
Are soccer-playing droids the future of robotics?
Josiah Hanna’s soccer-playing robots train with reinforcement learning, a branch of artificial intelligence that mimics one of the ways humans learn.
CS Affiliate Professor & Data Science Institute Director Kyle Cranmer awarded inaugural prize for AI in science
Kyle Cranmer, Computer Sciences Affiliate Professor, Professor of Physics, and Director of the Data Science Institute at UW–Madison, has been honored with the inaugural Pritzker Prize in AI for Science for his role in establishing a …
Making connections: Alka Lakadia’s journey from international student to tech entrepreneur
When Alka Lakadia x’27 arrived at UW–Madison from India as a freshman, she knew she wanted to study computer science, but she didn’t anticipate discovering her passion for entrepreneurship or that she would become a leader in creating opportunities for other women in tech at UW–Madison.