L&S News  Tag: Computer, Data & Information Sciences

In a world where technology is everywhere, it’s important to keep our data safe. Ethan Cecchetti believes cryptography is the key to protecting our information.

Now in its fifth year, the LASER program exposes students to the rewarding rigors of research.

Through the College of Letters & Science’s LASER program, sophomore Manas Joshi explores and contributes to research in AI and robotics.

College of Letters & Science researchers look at questions about data privacy now that generative artificial intelligence technology is accessible to the public.

Computer Sciences alum Rajiv Batra MS’83 receives Wisconsin Alumni Association Distinguished Alumni Award. The award is the Association’s highest honor and most high-profile and long-standing award. It celebrates prestigious graduates for their professional achievements, contributions to society, and support of the university over the course of their career or lifetime.

“This facility is going to allow us to do something that no other university in the country is doing — to bring together three top-ranked departments under one roof and anchor them in a high-tech corridor that links computing to biomedical research to engineering to medicine,” Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin said.

New information science major aims to appeal to a wide array of undergraduates, preparing a talent pipeline that will drive economic growth in the region and beyond.

UW–Madison alumnus Tom Erickson spent his career helping technology firms around the world succeed, and now he's back.

From tourism to agriculture, and from manufacturing to transportation, computing and data is changing how those sectors perform while inventing new industries along the way. Tom Erickson, director of Computer, Data and Information Sciences, brought a message of statewide engagement with industry to a meeting of the Wisconsin Technology Council board of directors.