Computer Science
By Karen Wentworth
May 18, 2015
NASA's Minority University Research and Education Project (MUREP) has selected the University of New Mexico for a new cooperative agreement, which includes a three-year, $1.8 million grant, to manage the agency's “Swarmathon" challenge.
By Karen Wentworth
May 11, 2015
Students from Patrick Gage Kelley’s Computer Science 591 course had an opportunity to show their mobile phone applications to members of the UNM and business community recently.
By Kim Delker
May 04, 2015
Future mobile app developers at the University of New Mexico will have a chance to showcase their creations at an event at Innovate ABQ.
By Karen Wentworth
April 09, 2015
How do you excite high school students about the possibilities of computer programming? One way is to show the results. That’s why this group of students from Nex+Gen Academy in Albuquerque is in the basement of the University of New Mexico's Centennial...
By Kim Delker
January 21, 2015
The University of New Mexico Human-Centric Security Initiative presents, “Projecting the Integrity and Confidentiality of Security Functions Through Provable Code Obfuscation,” on Friday, Jan. 23, from 3-5 p.m. in Centennial Engineering Center, room 1044, on the UNM campus.
By Kim Delker
December 04, 2014
The newly-created Human-Centric Security Initiative at UNM hosts “Security in the Age of Smartphones and Social Media” featuring Michalis Faloutsos, professor and chair of computer science, on Friday, Dec. 5 at 4 p.m. at the Centennial Engineering Building Auditorium (rm. 1041). Faloutsos discusses current faculty and student research on smartphones, social media and web security.
By Kim Delker
November 10, 2014
Most people would agree that technology is fascinating and has changed our lives in countless ways. But how is it affecting us as humans and what are the issues surrounding the rapid advance in technology, especially when it comes to cybersecurity? ...
By Kim Delker
August 12, 2014
Cooperation is essential to a successful society. From children getting along on the playground to workers co-existing harmoniously on a job, without cooperation, not much would be accomplished.
By Nathan Center
July 25, 2014
Tye Martin, a graduate student working in the Center for Biomedical Engineering at the University of New Mexico, was awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) graduate fellowship. The NSF, in its mission to ensure the vitality and innovation of scien
By Kim Delker
July 25, 2014
The name “hacker” usually has a negative connotation, as in someone who uses high-tech skills to steal a person’s or company’s private electronic information.
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