Research
- Additive manufacturing security (Yampolskiy)
- Artificial intelligence, data science, and machine learning (Baskiyar, Bhattacharya, Chapman, Dozier, Karmaker, Ku, Liu, Narayanan, A. Nguyen, T. Nguyen, Tauritz, Zhou)
- Assistive technology (Marghitu, Seals)
- Computer architecture (Baskiyar, Biaz, Chapman, Qin)
- Computational biology (Bhattacharya)
- Computing education (Baskiyar, Cross, Hendrix, Marghitu, Narayanan, Seals, Thomas)
- Cyber- & cyber-physical security, information assurance, and privacy (Chang, Cross, Dozier, Ku, Lim, Shu, Springall, Tauritz, Umphress, Yampolskiy)
- Databases and data mining (Hendrix, Karmaker, Ku, Lim, Qin, Zhou)
- Distributed computing (Baskiyar, Biaz, Ku, Qin, Zhou)
- High performance computing (Baskiyar, Lim, Qin)
- Human-computer interaction (Narayanan, Seals, Thomas)
- Information retrieval and natural language processing (Karmaker, A. Nguyen, Qin, Zhou)
- Modeling and simulation (Liu, Yilmaz)
- Programming languages and environments (Cross, Hendrix)
- Real-time and embedded computing (Baskiyar, Qin)
- Self-organizing and autonomous systems (Biaz, Lim, Yilmaz)
- Sensor networks (Ku, Lim, Shu)
- Software engineering (Chang, Cross, Hendrix, T. Nguyen, Umphress, Yilmaz)
- Software visualization (Cross, Hendrix, Narayanan, Seals)
- Spectrum and network economics (Shu)
- Unmanned aerial vehicles (Biaz, Chapman)
- Web application design and development (Marghitu)
- Wireless and mobile networks and systems (Baskiyar, Biaz, Chapman, Ku, Lim, T. Nguyen, Shu, Umphress)
Recent Research News
CSSE team drives national security innovation in strategic computing
The research of Daniel Tauritz and Samuel Mulder spans the automation of binary software analysis, the simulation of adversarial strategies and the automated design of custom algorithms for complex national security problems.
7/10/25 8:00 AM
7/10/25 8:00 AM
College launches novel web tool designed to foster research collaboration
AUSME is a searchable, artificial intelligence-powered tool that transforms how researchers discover one another, form collaborations and pursue complex, cross-disciplinary challenges.
7/3/25 8:15 AM
7/3/25 8:15 AM
Assistant professor in CSSE earns $549K NSF grant
Ali Ghanbari is developing a software prototype designed to speed up mutation testing in deep neural networks, reduce computational costs and make deep learning quality assurance more efficient and reliable.
6/11/25 7:40 AM
6/11/25 7:40 AM
Assistant professor in CSSE 1 of 36 nationally to win Powe Faculty Award
Through his collaborative research project, "A Verbalized Vision-Language Model Paradigm," Pan He is advancing the development of an intelligent infrastructure system capable of real-time decision-making for video data.
6/9/25 9:00 AM
6/9/25 9:00 AM
Chemical engineering student wins Graduate Engineering Research Showcase
More than 150 students participated in the 12th Graduate Engineering Research Showcase, held April 3 in the Brown-Kopel Center.
4/8/25 10:25 AM
4/8/25 10:25 AM
