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RoseHack (a women centric hackathon) held last month at UCR

The Women in Computing (WinC) and Society of Women Engineerings (SWE) held RoseHack, a 24-hour hackathon, on Jan. 18th - 19th, at UCR.

CSE Prof. Mohsen Lesani receives NSF CAREER award

Professor Lesani received the NSF CAREER award for his work on "Distributed System Synthesis on Certified Middleware".

CSE Prof. Jiasi Chen receives NSF CAREER award

Professor Chen received the NSF CAREER award https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1942700 for her work on "Networked Multi-User Augmented Reality for Mobile Devices".

Team from CSE and collaborators receive Best Paper Award

The team from CSE, PhD student Mohammad Jahanian, Professors K. K. Ramakrishnan and Amr Magdy, along with their collaborators from Japan received best paper award at ICT-DM

Best paper awarded to a CSE team at ACM Spatial Gems

A paper by Prof. Ahmed Eldawy and PhD candidate Tin Vu was selected as the best paper at the ACM Spatial Gems Workshop 2019 in Chicago.

CSE students and professors selected as finalists for best paper award in ACM Sensys 2019

CSE PhD students Kittipat Apicharttrisorn, Xukan Ran, working with CSE Professors Jiasi Chen and Srikanth Krishnamurthy, and Prof. Amit Roy-Chowdhury (ECE), were finalists for the best paper award in ACM Sensys 2019

UCR underg team wins national GEICO hackathon competition

The UCR team -- Aditya Acharya, Eric Ong, John Shin, and William Shiao -- won the grand prize of $3400 or $850 per team member.

CSE student and Professor's work selected among best papers in ACM SIGSPATIAL 2019

CSE student Abdulaziz and Prof. Magdy's paper is selected among best papers in ACM SIGSPATIAL 2019

CSE student and professor receive best student paper award

CSE PhD student Mohammad Jahanian and Prof. K. K. Ramakrishnan received the best student paper award in the 6th ACM conference on Information Centric Networking

CSE Student Yu-Ching Hu Received Best Paper Honorable Mention Award in MICRO 2019

PhD Student Yu-Ching Hu, working with Prof. Hung-Wei Tseng (cooperating faculty of CSE), received Best Paper Honorable Mention Award in the 52nd IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture

CSE student Weiteng Chen received Applied Networking Research Prize

CSE PhD student Weiteng Chen, working with Prof. Zhiyun Qian, received the Applied Networking Research Prize from Internet Research Task Force for his work on the inherent design flaw of Wi-Fi networks.

CSE Prof. Yin, Prof. Song and their students received best paper award

PhD Students Jinghan Wang, Yue Duan (now a postdoc at Cornell) and Wei Song working with Prof. Heng Yin and Prof. Chengyu Song received the best paper award of RAID 2019.

NSF awards $2 Million to renew support of AsterixDB

Vassilis Tsotras and Ahmed Eldawy, professors of computer science and engineering will receive $860,000 as a part of a $2 Million grant from NSF to enrich AsterixDB in collaboration with UCI.

CSE Prof. Amr Magdy has received NSF CRII award

Professor Amr Magdy has been awarded a new NSF grant to explore "Scalable Noise-filtering and Community Queries on User-generated Data".

1.2 Million NSF award for Efficient Collaborative Perception

CSE professors as part of a UCR team have been awarded a new 1.2 million NSF grant on "Efficient Collaborative Perception over Controllable Agent Networks"

CSE's paper recognized as a SIGPLAN Research Highlight

CSE students and professors's work in OOPSLA 2018 is recognized as a SIGPLAN Research Highlight: BioScript: Programming Safe Chemistry on Laboratories-on-a-chip

CSE's CS4ALL Summer Code Camp for High School Students

The CSE department hosted local high school students for the 3rd annual CS4ALL Code Camp.

CSE Prof. Eldawy's group releases UCR STAR

CSE Professor Ahmed Eldawy and his group released UCR STAR, the UCR Spatio-Temporal Active Repository.

CSE Prof. Stefano Lonardi's team sequenced the toughest pea

CSE Professor Stefano Lonardi and his graduate students sequenced and assembled the genome of the world's toughest bean

CSE student and prof received best poster award @ ICDIS 2019

CSE graduate student Uday Singh Saini and CSE professor Vagelis Papalexakis receive the best poster award at the 2019 International Conference on Data Intelligence and Security.

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