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Computer Science-OIT Technology Trainer / IT Analyst Opportunity
Duke University's Department of Computer Science and the Office of Information Technology invite applications for a joint-hire Innovation Co-Lab Technology Trainer / IT Analyst to support the university's undergraduate education mission in the areas of information technology and computer science through enhancement of curricular and co-curricular activities.
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Duke Comp Sci undergrad Chunge Wang develops app to deter drones from delivering prison contraband
Duke Computer Science undergrad Chunge Wang developed a new app that helps to stop drones from delivering contraband to prisons. In conjunction with an alerting system developed by Duke ECE Professor Mary "Missy" Cummings and team, the Prison Reconnaissance Information System (PRIS) interface notifies prison security personnel when it detects a drone or human intruder.
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IEEE interviews Susan Rodger, Taylor L. Booth Education Award Winner
In honor of her winning the 2019 Taylor L. Booth Education Award, the IEEE Computer Society recently published an interview with Professor Susan Rodger. She talks about her ground-breaking work to increase younger students' computer literacy, and much more.
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Ashwin Machanavajjhala speaks on Differential Privacy in Washington, DC at the National Academies of Sciences
Duke Computer Science Associate Professor and security expert Ashwin Machanavajjhala spoke in Washington, DC on current capabilities of differential privacy and its applications to federal statistical agencies at a workshop held by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine on June 6.
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Conitzer Submits Video on the "Theory of Conscious Experience" to the NSF 2026 Idea Machine
Conitzer entered his video on consciousness in the National Science Foundation competition, which sets the U.S. agenda for fundamental research in science and engineering. View and comment by June 26 to help select Conitzer's question as vital research to address in the coming decade.
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