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Hiking and computer science guide Zachary Rummler to explore AI as a potential solution to environmental challenges.
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Sambasivan receives NSF CAREER Award
The prestigious grant award will further groundbreaking research led by Raja Sambasivan, Ankur and Mari Sahu Assistant Professor.
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Advancing values-driven AI and human-robot interaction
Clare Boothe Luce Assistant Professor Elaine Schaertl Short’s research embraces an inclusive and collaborative approach to problem solving.
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How a 13-year-old beat Tetris
Jason Wiser, a lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and game designer, explains why a teen's victory over the classic video game rocked the gaming world.
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Club leaders advance diversity in Computer Science
Co-presidents Jahnea Potts, E25, and Nasir Wynruit, E25, of Tufts Black Students in Computer Science forge a supportive community with a technological edge.
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Student Group Spotlight: JumboCode
Tufts Department of Computer Science’s biggest student group provides volunteer services to non-profits.
Tufts engineers improve water access in Malawi
Students in Engineers Without Borders impact communities in need while developing their own professional and leadership skills.
How a 13-year-old beat Tetris
Jason Wiser, a lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and game designer, explains why a teen's victory over the classic video game rocked the gaming world.
Foster elected ACM Fellow
Professor and Chair Jeffrey Foster was named a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery, a prestigious title held by only 1% of the organization’s members.
Advancing values-driven AI and human-robot interaction
Clare Boothe Luce Assistant Professor Elaine Schaertl Short’s research embraces an inclusive and collaborative approach to problem solving.