Assistant Professor Mohammad Hajiesmaili has been named one of the Popular Science Brilliant 10, the publication's annual recognition of 10 early career researchers. He was chosen for his pioneering work on substantially reducing computing's carbon footprint.
Assistant Professor Adam O'Neill is one of three authors who recently received the prestigious Test-of-Time Award from the International Association for Cryptologic Research (IACR) for the paper "Deterministic and Efficiently Searchable Encryption," presented at the IACR Crypto 2007 conference.
Associate Professor Ivon Arroyo and fellow researchers in the Advanced Learning Technologies lab discuss the importance of developing educational technologies that prioritize collaborative and embodied learning, and support K-12 teachers and students worldwide.
With the generous support of the Baker-Polito administration, UMass Amherst has broken ground on a new, world-class $125 million facility for education, research, and outreach at the Manning College of Information and Computer Sciences.
CICS Undergraduate Programs Ranked Top 30 in Nation
CICS has moved up two spots into the top 30 among all institutions in the U.S., according to U.S. News & World Report, and held steady as the #1 public program in the Northeast.
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In its fifth year, Western Massachusetts’ first all-women and nonbinary student hackathon welcomed over 300 programming enthusiasts for 24 hours of innovation and problem solving.
Leading the charge into Women’s History Month, over 300 student... Read more »
An intercollegiate team of students, including Manning College of Information and Computer Sciences (CICS) undergraduate Aniruddha Sen '23, recently won first place in the in-person IonQ challenge at MIT's 2023 Interdisciplinary Quantum Hackathon (... Read more »
There is a well-documented gap in STEM education, which does not reflect the full diversity of American society. To help broaden participation in STEM, the University of Massachusetts Amherst has launched the Massenberg Summer Institute, which is... Read more »
Assistant Professor Hung Le has received an NSF CAREER award of $655,466 for his project to advance the theoretical understanding of topological graphs, which appear in many practical applications, including logistics and planning, very large-scale... Read more »