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In May 2025, IEEE Computer Society member and technology professional Shrinivass Arunachalam Balasubramanian joined an international panel of experts at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), serving as a Grand Award Judge in the Technology That Enhances the Arts (TECA) category. Held in Columbus, Ohio, the event mar...
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For Dwith Chenna, actively engaging with professional organizations isn't an obligation, it's enlightened self-interest.
Through this work with IEEE Computer Society and other organizations, he regularly connects with and learns from other professionals that he'd never encounter in daily life; through his work with conferences and publications, ...
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Seznec is recognized for seminal work in branch prediction and cache memories
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 17 June 2025 – The IEEE Computer Society (CS) is pleased to announce the recipient of the 2025 ACM-IEEE CS Eckert-Mauchly Award: André Seznec, SiFive Fellow on leave from INRIA/IRISA. The award honors Seznec's extensive impact on computing, ...
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Balancing technology and social good is tricky; doing it well requires both practical expertise and a compelling vision. For software engineer Tejas Padliya, alchemizing the two is the driving force in his work.
Padliya's expertise is in AI and digital health technologies. His vision? For AI to be both a tool and a catalyst for equitable, data-d...
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Sukanya S. Meher loves a good intersection. Especially the one between theory and application, which she first seriously explored in the realm of superconductor electronics.
Today, Meher works in electronic design automation (EDA), bringing with her a unique perspective on circuit design, modeling, simulation, and tool development. This EDA work i...
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Leading a global open source project with hundreds of contributors across borders, cultures, platforms, and organizations is a prospect fraught with challenges.
Deven Panchal is well aware of those challenges, having led two such projects for AT&T Labs:
Acumos, the world's first open source AI marketplace
ONAP, which allowed developers to em...
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In medieval Europe, kings wore diamonds to absorb the gemstone's purported powers of strength and invincibility. Today, researchers are seeking to harness those same storied powers to fuel quantum computing's next leap.
Among those researchers: Harini Hapuarachichi, a computational physicist and postdoctoral research fellow at the Royal Melbourn...
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Around the time data scientist was being heralded as "one of the sexiest jobs of the 21st Century," Valerio Guarrasi realized that it was also a natural intersection of programming, optimization, statistics, and other disciplines that had lit up his undergraduate mind.
Soon he was enrolled in one of Italy's first data science graduate programs...
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An interview with Moshe Vardi, recipient of the 2025 Computer Pioneer Award
For Moshe Y. Vardi, University Professor and the George Distinguished Service Professor in Computational Engineering at Rice University, Houston, Texas, U.S., computer science has always been rooted in the exact musings of mathematical equations. From the age of ten, he kn...
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Anastasija Collen got her first computer during what she calls the "wild, wild west days" of computing, when viruses were rampant, and people routinely adopted various identities for different forums and chats. This thrilling world fueled Collen's interest—and her skepticism–and both drove her to investigate how the seemingly pervasive vulner...
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Driven by a desire to forge his own path, Arun George Zachariah is building a professional life based on carefully considered experiences in both research and industry.
From academia, Zachariah has honed his deep analysis skills and intellectual curiosity, and he has flourished in the freedom it offers to explore solutions without inhibiting con...
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In a boon for student engagement in computer science and engineering disciplines, 70 pre-college students gathered for the IEEE Computer Society (CS) Juniors Program in Sayama, Japan. Over two days, these junior, middle, and high school students experienced the excitement of programming and artificial intelligence (AI) through creative, hands-on ac...
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering (TSE) Celebrates 50 Years of Excellence with Special Issue
For 50 years, the IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering (TSE) has published influential research on the field of software engineering, and in celebration of its 50 years of excellence, IEEE CS is honoring the journal with a special issue this March.
Designed to be both retrospective and forward-looking, the TSE anniversary issue includes r...
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Technology is evolving at an extraordinary pace—which brings the opportunity to create meaningful change. From improving healthcare access through AI to revolutionizing disaster response with robotics, emerging technologies are shaping a better future for humanity.
Do you have an idea that connects new technologies with the computing community a...
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IEEE Intelligent Systems is honored to announce the 2024 recipients of its prestigious "AI's 10 to Watch" award, which recognizes 10 rising stars in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) from among dozens of nominees.
"The 'AI's 10 to Watch' award recognizes exceptional talent, ground-breaking innovation, and vision shaping the future of Artif...
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The IEEE Computer Society is proud to announce the winners of Computing's Top 30 Early Career Professionals for 2024. This recognition honors individuals who have shown exceptional achievements early in their careers and are driving advancements in computing. These rising stars are contributing to a wide range of areas, from AI, software engineerin...
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Comfort zones are so comforting, particularly in a world in which abrupt changes seem to descend on us daily.
So why, in these ferociously challenging times, would computer science students vacate their comfort zones to knowingly embrace … another challenge?
From the perspective of the finalists in the 2024 North America Student Challenge (NASC...
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Srinivas Aluru, the recipient of the 2025 IEEE Computer Society (CS) Charles Babbage Award, is a luminary in parallel computational biology, having championed its formation as a discipline and led much of the early work that established it as a field of study. In honor of his achievements, Aluru received the award "for pioneering contributions to t...
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On August 24, 2024, technology and creativity joined together at the IEEE Young Engineering Students Summit (YESS) 2024 in Kochi, India. The innovative event, INARA, debuted as the first-ever generative AI-powered VR fashion show, supported by an Emerging Technology Grant from the IEEE Computer Society (CS).
The inaugural show provided a peek into...
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Arkansas is known for many things—from diamonds, chicken, and Walmart to fishing and Johnny Cash—but it's not likely the first state that comes to mind when you think about cybersecurity hubs. Not yet, anyway.
Looking to elevate their corner of the state's cyber security reputation, IEEE Computer Society Ozark Section members Evan Glover and C...
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