Computer Science Events

Jiayu Zhou, Samsung Research America, will give a talk with the title of Multi-task learning and its applications to biomedical informatics.

Matthew Hammer, University of Maryland-College Park, will give a talk with the title of Incremental Computation with Adapton.

The Peer Scholarship Advisors share all the information you need about Charles Center (and related) summer research funding. Applications are due March 18 at noon.

Xia Hu, Arizona State University, will give a talk with the title of Understanding Social Spammers: A Data Mining Perspective

Gregory Gay, University of Minnesota, will give a talk with the title of Steering Model-Based Test Oracles to Admit Real Program Behaviors

Nesreen Ahmed, Purdue University, will give a talk with the title of Large-scale Network Analysis and Graph Mining.

The Small Hall Makerspace provides access to electronics/computing tools, a 3D printer, a CNC wood milling machine, and a wood/acrylic laser cutter. We are seeking proposals for student-driven projects. Review will start on March 18.

ITPIR anticipates employing roughly 120 student researchers this summer. We welcome applicants from all majors with a particular emphasis on government, international relations, public policy, global studies, modern languages, and computer science.

The annual Graduate Research Symposium (GRS) is a unique educational and networking event, encouraging exchange between disciplines and bringing together students from William & Mary and regional universities.

A day of talks, workshops, and roundtables examining what Digital Humanities tools and practices have to offer for research and teaching, with invited participants from around the region. See the full description for complete details and schedule.