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Archiving Data with the Language of Life: DNA as a Storage Medium
After brainstorming in a pub, researchers at the European Bioinformatics Institute have developed a new way of storing digital information in
Read More »The Next Era in Cyberwarfare
Stuxnet was allegedly created by the US and Israeli governments in order to infiltrate and destroy computers within the Iranian nuclear program
Read More »Analyzing Algorithms: Computer Scientist Daniel Spielman Wins MacArthur Genius Grant
Daniel Spielman ’92, Henry Ford II Professor of Computer Science, Mathematics, and Applied Science, was named one of this year’s MacArthur Fellows in October. The MacArthur Foundation, which aims to financially support people who
Read More »One Qbit, Two Qbit, Supercomputer
In a breakthrough for the field of quantum computing, researchers have successfully altered a single electron’s spin
Read More »Agency Attacked: Parastoo Hacks the IAEA
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported recently that one of its servers had been hacked and that the names and contact information of nuclear experts working for the agency had been published online
Read More »Educational Emissary: Aaron Feuer, ES ’13
Aaron Feuer, ES ’13, is the CEO and lead developer of his startup, Panorama, an education analytics company that seeks to uncover and solve the most pressing problems in our nation’s schools
Read More »Yale Professor Daniel Spielman Receives “Genius Grant”
Professor Daniel Spielman has received a MacArthur Fellowship for innovative research in algorithm efficiency
Read More »Supercomputing Reveals Universe Secrets
A Yale research group led by Professor Nikhil Padmanabhan is working to create a 3-D map of over 1.5 million known luminous galaxies
Read More »Hadapt: Yale Startup
Daniel Abadi, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, has started a company called Hadapt to commercialize his research on distributed database systems, aiming to build an adaptive data analysis platform by combining relational databases and
Read More »An Abstract Theory of Computational Vision
Professor Steven Zucker of the Yale Computer Science Department has developed an extensive theory that expands our understanding of the way curves and textures are perceived by the human eye
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