Athena Hartigan, from Greenwich, C.T., arrived at Wake Forest after falling in love with its campus and climate. It was an unexpected turn in her college search for a “cold school” where she could tap into her “cold gene” and continue her career in figure […]
Join us Monday, July 28 at 2:00 PM in Manc 024 for Debashis’s Masters Thesis Presentation! His thesis titled “MoSAiC: Multi-Label Classification from Sparse Labels in Multi-Modal Remote Sensing Data“, supervised by Dr. Paúl Pauca, explore how MoSAiC, a dual-stream contrastive learning framework specifically designed […]
A huge congrats to Dr. Sarra Alqahtani who has received a prestigious 5-year National Science Foundation CAREER grant for her research on “Safety-Centered Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning: Algorithms, Testing Tools, and Benchmarks”! Multi-agent reinforcement learning (MARL) lets multiple autonomous systems, such as UAVs, learn to perform […]
Wake Forest LEAP Program is a six-week internship offering local high school juniors and seniors hands-on STEM lab experience, supported by mentors teaching research principles and lab etiquette. This summer, Dr. Fan Yang is mentoring Jose Dela Cruz, a rising senior from J.F. Kennedy High […]
A big shout out to CS MS students Debashis Gupta and Aditi Golder! Their paper, “Scalable Knowledge Graph Construction from Unstructured Text: A Case Study on Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining,” has been published at the Pacific-Asia Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (PAKDD). […]
Congrats to Dr. Grey Ballard who was recognized with the Robert & Debra Lee Faculty Fellowship, and Dr. Minghan Chen with the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Faculty Fellowship, for the period between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2028! The Wake Forest College Faculty Fellowships […]
We are excited to announce that Drs. Sarra Alqahtani, Minghan Chen and Natalia Khuri received tenure/promotion to Associate Professor of Computer Science effective July 1, 2025! Congratulations!
Computer Science Professor Errin Fulp turned to nature years ago to develop “digital ants” that hunt down computer viruses. More recently, the grocery store checkout line gave him an idea for improving internet speed and security. —Kerry M. King (’85), author of “Creative Problem Solving”, […]
A huge shout-out to CS MS students Chris & Meredith for their impressive presentation at EduPar-25: 15th NSF/TCPP Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Computing Education, held in conjunction with IPDPS 2025 in Milan, Italy between June 3-7, 2025. They co-authored the paper titled “Visualizing MPI […]
Congratulations to Dr. Fan Yang for his recent NSF funding award! This significant recognition from the Division of Information & Intelligent Systems supports his research project titled Towards Efficient Interpretation for Explainable Learning: A Computational Perspective on Attribution and Recourse which aims to enhance our […]