A big shout out to our former UG student, now MS student at Duke University, Alex Zhang, and Postdoctoral Researcher Dr. Bhisham Dev Verma! Their paper, coauthored with Dr. Ballard, titled “Efficient CP Rounding using Alternating Least Squares with QR Decomposition“, was published in SIAM […]
A big shout-out to CS MS student Risal Shahriar Shefin and former CS MS student (now PhD student in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at WFU) Debashis Gupta! Their papers, co-authored with Dr. Sarra Alqahtani, have been accepted for publication: “AEGIS-RL: Abstract, Explainable Graphs for […]
During the week of April 13, we will have six CS MS students ready to share their findings after months of deep dives and hard work. We invite you to celebrate their hard work and academic achievements with us. All are welcome!
Join us Monday, April 13, at 4:00 PM in Manc 024! Dr. Yu-Neng Chuang from Rice University will share his research titled, “Efficient LLM Reasoning at Scale with Adaptive Computation“. Title: Efficient LLM Reasoning at Scale with Adaptive Computation Abstract:The increasing reliance on Large Language Models […]
During the week of April 6, we will have three CS MS students ready to share their findings after months of deep dives and hard work. We invite you to celebrate their hard work and academic achievements with us. All are welcome!
We are rounding out the semester with our Student Honors Presentation! These students have poured months of hard work into their research—please join us and show your support! Monday, April 20 3:40 PM – 4:00 PM: Michael Wang – DUET: A Dual-Game Framework for Fast […]
Join us Monday, April 6, at 4:00 PM in Manc 024! Dr. Weitong Li from Virginia Tech will deliver a talk titled, “When RPKI Meets Reality: Understanding and Improving Internet Routing Security“. Abstract: The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) underpins global Internet connectivity but lacks built-in […]
Join us Monday, March 23, at 4:00 PM in Manc 024! Our very own Sajant Anand (’18), who majored in Physics and Computer Science, will deliver a talk titled, “How Low-Rank Linear Algebra Enables Simulations of Quantum Computing.” Bio: Dr. Sajant Anand grew up in […]
We are celebrating a HUGE milestone of Dr. Sam Cho, Computer Science & Physics Professor, 15 years with Wake Forest! Congratulations on this amazing accomplishment!
A big shout out to our CS student, Eric Gao! The paper, coauthored with Dr. Ying Zhang, titled Your Key is Mine: LLM API Key Leakage in iOS Apps, has been accepted at the NDSS 2026 poster session! Congratulations!