CS grad student Robert Klock on the 2024 Met Gala and “the timeless influence that technology has had on fashion”

At the Met Gala, costumes spanning 400 years of fashion will be brought back to life. CS grad student Robert Klock explains how.

UW–Madison team wins silver at International Collegiate Programming Contest World Finals

The UW–Madison International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) team was awarded a silver medal at the world finals this year, and holds the North American record of advancing to 21 world finals competitions in a row.

Four CS master’s students reflect on their path to academic excellence

2024 graduates Abirami Vijay, Justin Kiefel, Poulami Paul, and Aisha Mohamed look back at the most challenging–and rewarding–aspects of the Computer Sciences master’s program.

Celebrating four 2024 CS undergraduates: Rohan Kale, Nicte Aguillon Jimenez, Iliyas Alabdulaal, and Sri Laasya Adusumilli

A lot goes into a bachelor’s degree in Computer Sciences. For these students, even more came out of it.

Professor Karu Sankaralingam elevated to IEEE Fellow for “identifying the paradigm of dark silicon”

After over 10 years, the discovery of dark silicon remains just as consequential, with repercussions extending from computer architectures to modern technology manufacturing.

N+1 Institute and GE HealthCare collaborate for faster biohealth innovation and real-world education for students

N+1 Institute announces GE HealthCare as its founding member. Together, they’ll explore edge computing as a route to faster biohealth innovation within patient monitoring.

UW–Madison to name new Computer, Data & Information Sciences building for John and Tashia Morgridge

Following approval by the Board of Regents, the new School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences (CDIS) building will be named Morgridge Hall.

At New N+1 Institute, industry collaboration shapes the next wave of computing

The pace of change is accelerating, but a novel industry membership model will enable the N+1 Institute to keep up.

Professor Swamit Tannu receives NSF CAREER Award

“The technical challenges and the potential to make a big, lasting impact—those are the two things that drove me towards quantum computing,” says Tannu.

Software Developer (deadline 3/12/24)

Job title: Software Developer – Medical Imaging Research Employer: UW School of Medicine and Public Health, Department of Radiology Location: Madison, onsite Deadline: 3/12/24 How to apply: Online here Qualifications and requirements (including undergrad or grad degree completed or in progress): Bachelor’s required; Master’s preferred. Experience and/or training in many of the following areas preferred: – Knowledge/Experience with signal processing and/or …