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LSU CSE Professors Awarded $257,000 from Board of Regents for AI System, Quantum Computing
LSU Computer Science Assistant Professor Reza Ghaiumy Anaraky has been awarded a $183,668 grant from the Louisiana Board of Regents to develop an innovative artificial intelligence-powered career support system designed to help older adults re-enter the workforce. LSU Computer Science Assistant Professor Tasnuva Farheen has been awarded a $73,926 grant from the Louisiana Board of Regents to conduct research aimed at strengthening the security and reliability of next-generation quantum computing systems.
LSU CSE Professor Kaiser Awarded $500,000 NSF Grant to Advance AI-Enabled Software
LSU Computer Science Professor Hartmut Kaiser received a $499,896 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to help transform how future supercomputers are programmed, making them more efficient, adaptable, and accessible for scientific discovery.
Three LSU Computer Science Faculty Members Receive NSF Awards Totaling More Than $1.3 Million
Three faculty members in the LSU Division of Computer Science and Engineering have received National Science Foundation (NSF) awards totaling more than $1.3 million to advance research in quantum computing, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence, further strengthening LSU Engineering's position as a national leader in emerging technologies.
LSU Computer Science Professor Receives $194,596 NSF Award to Advance Reliable Quantum Communication
LSU Division of Computer Science and Engineering Assistant Professor Tasnuva Farheen has received a $194,596 award from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop new techniques that could make future quantum communication networks more reliable, efficient, and secure.
Can AI Spot Problems with Apps’ User Interface Design Better than Users?
Two researchers at LSU set out to answer this question: If you hand AI the raw code behind an app’s home screen, can it tell you what’s broken in the user interface design before a single user ever taps a button? The answer is (mostly) yes.
LSU Engineering and Our Lady of the Lake Health Advance AI, Digital Health, and Precision Medicine Across Louisiana
LSU Engineering researchers are partnering with Our Lady of the Lake Health to tackle some of Louisiana’s most pressing health challenges through cutting-edge projects in artificial intelligence, digital health, biomedical engineering, and precision medicine.
LSU eXploreCS Camps Inspire Future Technology Leaders Through Hands-On Summer Learning
The LSU Division of Computer Science & Engineering once again hosted its popular eXploreCS summer camps June 1-12, giving middle and high school students an opportunity to explore computer science, cybersecurity, robotics, artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies through immersive, hands-on experiences.