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2026 Josh Feldman holding his first prize certificate beside a screen reading CCSCNE ’26, the Thirtieth Annual Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges Northeastern Conference
Student Research: Josh Feldman '26 won first prize in the CCSC NE Undergraduate Research Competition for his research on adaptive activation functions in neural networks. Click the picture for Josh's LinkedIn post.
2026 A student crouches with a handheld controller while a four-legged robot walks toward the camera in a campus building
Student Research: Hamza Mustafa '27 worked with Professor Wenlu Du training a robot dog with reinforcement. Click the picture for a detailed story.
2026 Still from a video about Azizul Hakim’s research on AI-optimized traffic signal timing
Student Research: Azizul Hakim ’26 worked with Professor Wenlu Du using reinforcement learning to optimize traffic signals. Click the picture for a detailed story.
2026 Kate Candon headshot.
New Faculty: Professor Kate Candon joined the Computer Science Department in Fall 2026. Professor Candon completed her Ph.D. at Yale University in August 2026. She works on Human-Robot Interaction research.
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Poster for a talk by Tahiya Chowdhury of Colby College, “Adapting in the Age of Intelligent Machines: Toward Circular Computing for Sustainable Society”, Wednesday September 16 in Davis Auditorium
Talk: Professor Tahiya Chowdhury, Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Colby College, gave a talk titled Adapting in the Age of Intelligent Machines.
2025 Bunnies in a boids simulation.
Research: Professor Tom O'Connell spent his sabbatical working with the Collaborative Intelligent Systems group at Basis Research Institute, a non-profit AI research institute. Their work was presented at the Workshop on Data on the Brain and Mind at The Thirty-ninth Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems.
2024 Wenlu Du headshot.
New Faculty: Professor Wenlu Du joined the Computer Science Department in Fall 2024. Professor Du completed her Ph.D. at The New Jersey Institute of Technology in 2024. She works on reinforcement learning in finance, transportation systems, and robotics.