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Shaping the next generation: Dr. Erin Carrier earns the CSCE Distinguished Undergraduate Mentoring Award

On February 18th, Dr. Erin Carrier was recognized with the CSCE Awards for Scholarly and Creative Excellence Distinguished Undergraduate Mentoring Award.

Awards Careers College Updates computer science Faculty Innovation Mentorship Research

Published February 19, 2025 by Shelby Harrison.

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Dr. Tiehang Duan Joins GVSU's College of Computing, Bringing Expertise in AI and Brain-Computer Interfaces

The College of Computing at Grand Valley State University is thrilled to welcome Dr. Tiehang Duan as an assistant professor. Duan is a distinguished researcher in brain signal decoding, machine learning, and medical informatics.

College Updates Innovation Machine learning Research

Published February 7, 2025 by Shelby Harrison.

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Bridging Technology and Equity with Research Practice Partnerships: Dr. Ali Raza's Mission to Transform STEM Education

Dr. Ali Raza advances equitable STEM education through research, learning analytics, and GVSU's new EdTech Partnership Lab.

College Updates Faculty Human Centered Computing Innovation Research

Published December 17, 2024 by Shelby Harrison.

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The first College of Computing alumnus graduates with a PhD from Cornell University

Gloire Rubambiza, a 2018 GVSU Computer Science alum, fled the Congo to Uganda before earning a PhD at Cornell. His research in digital agriculture highlights how technology can transform rural communities globally.

Commencement Graduate Research

Published September 30, 2024 by Article written by Shelby Harrison.

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Grant from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative aids research with AI, rare diseases

Grand Valley's Zachary DeBruine received a CZI grant to develop AI models of virtual cells, aiding in rare disease research. Featured in GV Magazine, his team will use AI to create comprehensive "cell atlases."

Grants Research

Published July 5, 2024 by Article written by Brian Vernellis. Original article posted on GV Next.

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Computing professor develops a framework with collaborators for enhancing data privacy for AI model training

New GVSU faculty member Dr. Yuan Cheng recently published a paper with student and faculty collaborators at the 20th International Conference on Privacy, Security, and Trust.

College Updates Research

Published December 6, 2023

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Cyber Students Win Grant to Research Data Security in Healthcare

Congratulations to Cybersecurity students, Emma Feustel and Hannah Woznick, who were awarded a $3000 grant by the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship to research Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) security in healthcare.

College Updates Cybersecurity Grants Research

Published October 9, 2023

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Research at national labs by computing faculty members, students contributes to climate change accuracy, supercomputer modeling

School of Computing faculty and students collaborate on research at DOE national labs.

College Updates Research

Published November 17, 2022

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Computer Science Student, Cellist, and Undergraduate Researcher

Elijah Smith is a man with many talents.

College Updates computer science Research Undergraduate

Published January 28, 2021