CSE News & Features
Milestone reached in "precision cosmology"
An international team, including CSE researchers, measured the amount of helium in the Universe’s first five minutes — with unprecedented accuracy.
Early-career faculty earn prestigious honors
Four faculty were recognized for projects related to strengthening human-AI collaboration and making software more reliable.
First-of-its-kind AI to track diver health
By tracking the frequency and volume of bubbles from a scuba diver’s regulator, camera-equipped robots can now detect signs of stress.
DOE Genesis Mission funds advance AI breakthroughs
Three University of Minnesota projects were selected for the U.S. Department of Energy’s inaugural Genesis Mission program.
Driving the speed limit cuts millions in fuel costs
A nationwide study could save Americans billions of dollars annually while adding less than a minute to the average daily commute.
Thermofluids researcher receives naval fellowship
As one of 12 fellowship recipients, Associate Professor Suo Yang will offer technical guidance and help identify new areas of research.
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