For the first time, we will be hosting a CS-only career fair (sponsored by the UK ACM and ACM-W) in the Davis Marksbury Building.
In addition, the fifth edition of the CatHacks Hackathon will be taking place this weekend (March 30-31) in the Ralph G. Anderson Building (RGAN).
An article was recently posted about Machines, Ethics, and Storytelling that highlights some of the work done by our own Dr. Harrison!
Read the full article here: https://t.co/M4cUrcVBjs
UKNow has posted an article featuring our own Dr. Nathan Jacobs! It highlights some of the collaborations happening between Computer Science and the Kentucky Geological Survey.
Read the full article here: https://t.co/34PsaEYWqr
David's work under UK Prof. Raphael A. Finkel's mentorship won several awards at the Central Kentucky Regional Science and Engineering Fair today:
https://t.co/xAtIRvq99e
Professors Judy Goldsmith and Andy Klapper contributed to the following article about "Advice for New CS Students"
Definitely worth reading!
https://t.co/sza9p4XiA4
Sajjad Fouladvand, advised by Dr. Chen, will present the poster "Predicting substance use disorder using long-term adhd medication records in truven" at, UK Bill Gatton Student Center on Thursday, March 7.
Come and ask Sajjad about his cool research!
Dr. Truszczyński published the following paper: A logical framework for view updating in indefinite databases, L Caroprese, I Trubitsyna, M Truszczyński, E Zumpano - Logic Journal of the IGPL, 2019
Prof. Hayes, Jared Payne and Erin Combs (now at Lexmark, but alumni of UK CS), and other authors published the following paper:
Requirements Engineering (RE) for Social Good: RE Cares [Requirements]. IEEE Software36(1): 86-94 (2019)
Judy Goldsmith was invited to be one of the plenary speakers at the FLAIRS Conference (Florida AI Research Symposium). She will be talking about AI Ethics Education and the Moral Imagination.
https://t.co/kUlrAbt3OZ
Dr. Goldsmith has been appointed Associate Editor of the Elsevier Artificial Intelligence journal, one of the top journals in AI!
https://t.co/5q6xUhD3qJ
Prof. Jacobs presented a paper, "A Generative Model of Worldwide Facial Appearance", at the IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision. Prof. Jacobs also gave an invited talk at the Workshop on Demographic Variations in Performance of Biometric Algorithms.
Dr. Joshua T. Guerin, a former Ph.D. student of Dr. Goldsmith, is currently the Department Chair of the Department of Computer Science of UT Martin!
https://t.co/kiv3L1PySU
...2) SBIR Phase 1: Topographic Feature Extraction (Intelligent Automation Incorporated/National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency)
3) SBIR Phase 1: Video to Feature Data Association and Geolocation (Novateur Research Solutions/National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency)
Dr. Jacobs recently received the following three grants:
1) SBIR Phase 3: Calibrated Pose Regression Networks (Design Knowledge Company/Air Force Research Lab)...
Judy Goldsmith was co-organizer and will chair two sessions of the Senior Members track at AAAI 2019 this month.
https://t.co/dh4eD1Z23n
https://t.co/moQ26Aob4C
Congratulations to Luke Miles for being selected for honorable mention for the Computing Research Association's (CRA) Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award for 2019!
https://t.co/0FRMBy5S9u