Professor Prashant Doshi is leading a three-way research collaboration on a new $1.2M NSF grant with colleagues at the Universities of Nebraska-Lincoln and Oberlin College in Ohio. The grant will support research in AI and focuses on better understanding open multi-agent systems and how agents can engage in planning and learning in such dynamic and highly uncertain contexts.

Drs. Khaled Rasheed and Tianming Liu, along with a group of fellow UGA professors, have secured a grant from the National Institute of Health for their project titled "Digital Mobile Technologies to Study Tuberculosis: A Multi-disciplinary Approach" The focus of this research will be on controlling tuberculosis in Africa which has a devastating effect on the population every year.

Dr. Tianming Liu, a distinguished research professor from the School of Computing, was recently interviewed alongside Dr. John Gibbs, an associate professor from the Department of Theatre and Film Studies. The University of Georgia’s Office of Research communications team sat down for a roundtable discussion on the benefits and potential problems associated with current AI, ChatGPT in particular.

The original article can be found on @UGAResearch here.

Congratulations to first-year students Chase Palmer, Steve Dillon, and Colton Mazur for being the Winners of CodeHub's Spring '23 Project Track.

These students recreated the classic BrickBreaker game in Java! 

https://uga.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/codehub

Graduating students are invited to the School of Computing 2023 Spring Commencement ceremony!

Dr. Le Guan has won the Career Award and received a 5-year grant from the NSF.

Sudhan Chitgopkar, an undergraduate Computer Science and International Affairs major, has been selected to receive the Presidential Award of Excellence. Each year, recipients are honored by the President's Office from among the brightest undergraduate students at UGA. The Presidential Award of Excellence is awarded to undergraduate students in their final year of study who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement, strong extracurricular involvement, and/or service to and involvement in their respective school or college.

Prof. Prashant Doshi and graduate alumni Evan Johnston have been awarded a Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grant from NSF to conduct R&D in order to make technology derived in part from THINC Lab research ready for commercialization.