Ashok Wins $1.2 Million Grant To Develop Radon Testing System

An interdisciplinary team led by Dr. Ashwin Ashok has received a $1.2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to develop and test a new radon measurement system in metro Atlanta.

Master's Student Wins First Place in Three-Minute Thesis Competition

Computer science student Hunmin Lee took first place in the Master’s Category in Georgia State’s 2021 Three-Minute Thesis competition. Mr. Lee is supervised by assistant professor David Kim. He will begin Ph.D. studies at GSU this fall.

Plis and Calhoun Promote Data Sharing Among Biomedical Researchers

In an opinion piece published in The Scientist magazine, computer science associate professor Sergey Plis and Distinguished University Professor Vince Calhoun argue that better data sharing among biomedical researchers can unleash a wealth of research and discovery.

Research Shows Outperformance of Deep Learning in Biomedical Applications

Computer science associate professor Sergey Plis is a co-author of a recent Nature Communications paper that shows deep learning is superior to standard machine learning for finding patterns in brain imaging.

NSF-Funded Project Will Disrupt Illicit Virtual Supply Chains

The National Science Foundation has awarded a $250,000 grant to Georgia State’s Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group to study how to disrupt the supply chain supporting underground markets. The project will be led by Dr. Yubao Wu and Dr. Robert Harrison, along with Dr. David Maimon from Criminal Justice and Criminology.

Researchers Win $3 Million Grant to Develop Data-Sharing Tool

Distinguished University Professor Vince Calhoun and CS associate professor Sergey Plis have won a $3 million grant to further develop a software tool called COINSTAC that allows researchers to participate in large-scale brain imaging analyses without sharing protected patient data.

Banda Featured in GSU Research Magazine

Dr. Juan Banda’s research on Twitter data related to COVID-19 is featured in Georgia State University Research Magazine.

Brooks Combines Basketball and Computer Science

This year’s Georgia State men’s basketball team features the talents of Kalik Brooks, a sophomore majoring in computer science.

Georgia State Researchers Win $2.4 Million NIH Grant

A team of GSU researchers has won a $2.4 million NIH grant to develop methods for identifying brain imaging biomarkers. The principal investigators are Distinguished University Professor Vince Calhoun and associate professor of computer science Sergey Plis. Assistant professor Robyn Miller is a co-PI.

Department Welcomes New Chair

Dr. Armin Mikler became chair of the Department of Computer Science on September 1, replacing Dr. Yi Pan, who had served as chair since 2005.

Plis Wins $2.5 Million NIH Grant for Brain Research

Associate professor Sergey Plis is the institutional lead for a $2.5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health for research aimed at revolutionizing understanding of the human brain. The work will be done with colleagues at MIT and Massachusetts General Hospital.

NSF Funds Study of COVID-19 Darknet Scams

The National Science Foundation has awarded a grant to Georgia State’s Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group to study the sale of critical COVID-19 supplies on darknet markets.

Georgia State Named Center of Excellence in Cyber Defense

NSA and the Department of Homeland Security have designated Georgia State a National Center of Academic Excellence in both Cyber Defense Research and Cyber Defense Education.

May CS Graduate Featured on Arts & Sciences Website

Nadiya Noor, who graduated in May with a B.S. in computer science, was recently featured on the College of Arts & Sciences website. She was an Honors College student and president of Girls++, a student organization for women majoring in CS.

Skums Uses Genomic Data to Map COVID-19 Transmission

Assistant professor Pavel Skums is part of a team of GSU researchers who are modeling the real-time global spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

CS Major Presents Research at National Workshop

Abu Nadim Kabir, a junior majoring in computer science, presented his research on classifying baby cries at a national REU workshop.

Facebook Engineer Teaching at GSU

Facebook engineer Rachel Min is teaching in the Department of Computer Science during the Spring 2020 semester.

CS Major Wins Google Scholarship

Lauren James is one of only 15 undergraduates in the U.S. and Canada to win a 2019 Generation Google Scholarship.

Ashok Use of Robotics Teaching Kit Featured on NVIDIA Blog

Dr. Ashwin Ashok’s use of NVIDIA’s Robotics Teaching Kit in his Introduction to Robotics course was featured on the company’s Deep Learning blog.

Ph.D. Student Profiled on Next Generation Program Website

Computer science Ph.D. student Soukaina Filali Boubrahimi was recently profiled on Georgia State’s Next Generation Program website. She is a Second Century Initiative Fellow and winner of the Outstanding Graduate Research award from the Department of Computer Science.

Wu Research Featured in Magazine

The cover story in the Spring 2019 issue of Georgia State University Research Magazine discusses Dr. Yubao Wu’s research on cryptomarkets.

Glebova Seed Fund Grant Featured

Dr. Olga Glebova’s NCWIT Seed Fund grant to encourage women to pursue computing was recently highlighted on the GSU News Hub website.

Big Data Concentration Created

Georgia State is now accepting applications for the newly created Master of Science in Data Science and Analytics with concentration in Big Data and Machine Learning.

Hu Drone Research Featured

Dr. Xiaolin Hu’s research into using drones to fight wildfires was recently highlighted on the Georgia State University website.

CS Poster & Demo Day

The 2019 Spring Computer Science Poster & Demo Day was held on Friday, April 26.

New Pre-Major Requirements

Effective Fall Semester 2017, students must fulfill new requirements in order to enroll in major-level CSC courses and complete the B.S. degree.