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College Expands Partnership with CREATE-X to Double Down on Entrepreneurship Curriculum
Entrepreneurship is on the rise in the College of Computing, with student interest in startup-driven education hitting record ...
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Securing Tomorrow’s Autonomous Robots Today
This will start in the newly established Trustworthy Robotics Lab at Georgia Tech, which Chou directs. He and his Ph.D.
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Faculty Wins Award for Trailblazing Work in Computing and Biology
Georgia Tech Regents’ Professor Srinivas Aluru is the recipient of the Charles Babbage Award for 2025. Aluru was awarded for pioneering research contributions that intersect parallel computing and ...
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Professor’s Paper Awarded for Enduring Impact
Professor Moin Qureshi was awarded the Test of Time Award at the 57th IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture ...
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Computer Graphics Team Makes Breakthrough in Simulating Ink Diffusion
“The ink branches generate based on the intricate interaction between the vorticities and the viscosity over time, which we ...
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Student Survey Highlights Computing Faculty’s Outstanding Classroom Impact
More than a dozen College of Computing faculty members have been named to Georgia Tech’s Fall 2024 Course Instructor Opinion ...
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HotCSE Seminar: Vijay Thakkar
Title: CUTLASS 3.x: A Microkernel Abstraction for GPU Linear Algebra Abstract: We have created a micro-kernel abstraction for GPUs robust enough to uniformly represent the tensor core and data ...
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AI Hallucinations Can’t be Stopped — but These Techniques Can Limit Their Damage
It’s well known that all kinds of generative AI, including the large language models (LLMs) behind AI chatbots, make things up. This is both a strength and a weakness. It’s the reason for their ...
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In 2020, the Work of Volunteer Internet Moderators is Harder and More Important than Ever
The stress of the Covid-19 pandemic has made online forums more heated, says GT Computing researcher Amy Bruckman in this interview with the CBC Radio.