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Jun Yang named Chair of Duke Computer Science
Jun Yang is named Chair of Duke Department of Computer Science effective July 1, 2020. Yang, Bishop-MacDermott Family Professor at Duke, has been with the department since 2001 and served as associate chair from 2017-2020. Yang said, "These are tumultuous times, yet the current crises are opportunities for us to come together to reimagine ourselves, and to act. Thanks to the department's hard work and to Pankaj Agarwal's leadership, we are well-positioned to tackle today's challenges with kindness, creativity, and hard work to reemerge both better and stronger."
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Duke Computer Science at ICML 2020
Duke Computer Science students and professors will present 9 research papers at the ICML 2020 37th International Conference on Machine Learning July 12-18. Duke has an overall combined total of 22 paper presentations. A prestigious machine learning conference, this year ICML is virtual.
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Research, Startups and Event Horizons
Learn about three innovative startup companies that began at Duke Computer Science, and the people who generated these projects and initiatives that spin up and out from campus, bringing critical solutions into the larger world.
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Alvin Lebeck Wins the 2020 SIGARCH Berenbaum Award
Duke Computer Science Professor Alvin Lebeck is the recipient of the 2020 Alan D. Berenbaum Distinguished Service Award for creating, curating, and architecting the Computer Architecture Today blog, which transformed how the computer architecture community connects and communicates. This annual award is given by ACM SIGARCH to recognize an individual who has contributed important service to the computer architecture community. Congratulations!
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Undergraduate Research Showcase 2020
The third annual Computer Science Undergraduate Project Showcase celebrated student inquiry in computer science. Students submitted 16 videos on projects from mentored research, class projects, and independent work. The projects showcased students creatively applying skills and concepts from their computer science coursework.
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