Computer, Data & Information Sciences

The competition recognizes “new and ongoing research of the highest quality and significance.”

Researchers at the UW’s School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences find innovative ways to improve our daily lives.

The iSchool’s Adam Rule studies the digital evolution of the doctor’s note.

The assistant professor of statistics wins the NSF's prestigious early-career award, and will use the funding to further her research on solutions to high-dimensional tensor problems.

Majoring in biochemistry and statistics, senior Qianyun (Lexi) Luo reached the final stage of competition this year for the Rhodes Scholarship, one of the most prestigious and selective undergraduate academic honors in the world.

L&S faculty offer a guide to picking good shows this season.

Assistant professor of computer sciences Mohit Gupta shares about the emerging class of single-photon cameras, the science behind it and what this could mean for the future.

Assistant professor in the Department of Computer Sciences, Sharon Yixuan Li shares how her on going research on artificial intelligence seeks to improve machine learning models which will benefit future societal activities and applications, including medical diagnosis, autonomous vehicles, and consumer businesses.

Majoring in Computer Science with certificates in Entrepreneurship and African Studies, Sheriff Issaka, shares about his research in two "seemingly unrelated fields" technology and African Studies and how intertwined they can be.