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Prof. Prashant Doshi and graduate alumni Evan Johnston have been awarded a Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grant from NSF to conduct R&D in order to make technology derived in part from THINC Lab research ready for commercialization. The extramural grant also unlocks matching funds from the Georgia Research Alliance. UGA recently established the Innovation District anchored by the Innovation Hub to foster innovation,…

The Department of Computer Science hosted its annual Research Day event on Friday, October 25, 2019. The event was featured in UGA's Columns newspaper: https://news.uga.edu/10th-annual-computer-science-day-focuses-on-ai-enabled-learning/. 

 

The Department of Computer Science is going to organize its Annual Research Day of 2018 on Friday, April 13th at the Georgia Center, Kellogg Concourse, UGA from 4 pm to 6.30 pm. Research Day is marked by active participation from the graduate students of the Computer Science Department where they showcase their research to the eminent faculty and guests. Invited speakers from across the country share their work and findings with us.…

The University of Georgia, through the efforts of Professor Thiab Taha,  has been selected by NVIDIA as a 2014  CUDA Research Center on the vision, quality, and impact of research leveraging CUDA technology. For more information on the center, please see: cuda.uga.edu

Congratulations to Dr. Tianming Liu for receiving the "Creative Research Medal" Award at the 35th. Annual Research Awards Banquet.

The department held its annual Research Day on April 4, which featured two keynote talks by Prof. Munindar Singh of NC State and Prof. Calton Pu of GA Tech, along with 19 research posters.

Researchers in the adversarial modeling group of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory use Prof. Doshi's research on decision making in multiagent settings toward countering money laundering.

The year 2006 represents 50 years of AI research, an occassion that is being celebrated with special issues of AI journals and expanded programs at AI conferences, most notably the prestigious AAAI conference held at Boston that was attended by many researchers. From our department, Prof. Doshi participated in AAAI by organizing a workshop and presenting two papers in the main technical program of the conference.

Prof. Funk publishes breakthrough research on a unifying approach toward multiprocessor scheduling in the top journal, Real-Time Systems. This article extends research, which had previously received a best-paper award in a conference.