Department news
Maria Gini wins the 2022 ACM/SIGAI Autonomous Agents Research Award
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Maria Gini's research and leadership within robotics and multi-agent systems earned her this prestigious award.
Konstan paper selected as one of Most Influential Articles in 2020
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The research on computational advertising by CS&E Professor Joseph Konstan was honored by the American Academy of Advertising Journals.
Karypis and Kumar receive Test of Time award at SC21
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Their paper introduced algorithms that have been incorporated into METIS and ParMETIS, and enable the efficient parallel execution of complex computations.
Vipin Kumar appointed first director of Data Science Initiative
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He will lead the effort to enhance the quality, impact, and visibility of data science research and build collaborations with U of M and outside partners.
Kluver rated among RecSys 2021 best reviewers
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Congratulations to CS&E teaching faculty member Daniel Kluver on recognition as an outstanding reviewer for the ACM RecSys Conference.
CS&E faculty, students, and alumni instrumental in DEEPSPATIAL2021
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Professor Shashi Shekhar gave the keynote and served as co-chair (along with three alumni) for the workshop focused on deep learning in spatio temporal data.
Gini serving as 2021 IJCAI conference chair
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The International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI) is a premier international gatherings of AI researchers and practitioners.
Six CS&E faculty members receive tenure and/or promotion
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Congratulations to Dan Keefe, Rui Kuang, Feng Qian, Paul Schrater, Eric Van Wyk, & Catherine Zhao on the next step in their careers at the University of Minnesota.
Kangjie Lu wins NSF CAREER Award
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This prestigious award provides support of early-career faculty who have the potential to serve as academic role models in research and education.
Professor Interrante announced as new CRA-E board member
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The mission of the Computing Research Association’s Education (CRA-E) committee is to address the need for a continuous supply of talented computing researchers.