Congratulations to Prof. Ramaswamy for winning a grant from NSF for his project on building Cloud-based Big-Data techniques for federated Internet of Things.

THINC lab's ontology alignment tool, Optima+, developed by doctoral student Uthayasanker Thayasivam and Prof. Doshi is tied second in a key track at the annual ontology alignment competition, OAEI 2012, among 21 tools.

Doctoral student, Aryabrata Basu and Prof. Johnsen (Computer Systems Engg.) won the best poster award at the 2013 IEEE 3DUI conference.

Celebrations! Team SecDawgs led by Prof. Li and composed of 12 students from the CS dept. places third in an international internet security competition, iCTF, among 100 teams.

MS student, Jennifer Rouan, wins a prestigious Anita Borg memorial scholarship from Google. Jennifer is a research assistant at the CUDA teaching center under the supervision of Prof. Taha. Congratulations!

Profs. Kang Li (PI) and L. Ramaswamy (Co-PI) received a three year grant from NSF for a project titled "Adaptive Attacks and Defenses in Denial of Information". The research will be performed in collaboration with Georgia Tech.

Prof. Doshi received a grant from NIH for the project titled "Semantics and Services enabled Problem Solving Environment for Trypanosoma-cruzi". Prof. Doshi participates in a 4-year, $1.5M grant, which will be shared almost equally between Wright State University, UGA (Prof. Rick Tarleton and Prof. Doshi) and Stanford University.

Congratulations to Prof. Perdisci and Prof. Li for winning a grant from NSF for their project on developing tools for detecting malicious domain names.

UGA, through the efforts of Prof. Taha, is selected by NVidia as a 2011-2012 CUDA Teaching Center. NVidia will donate high-performance GPUs and partially fund a TA for teaching CUDA C/C++ programming.

Prof. Doshi receives supplemental funding from the Army and NSF to recruit several undergraduate students for performing research in supported projects.