Professor Leverages Power of AI with the Goal to Improve Human Health
Samantha Kleinberg, AI expert, is now part of a huge, multi-center effort funded by NIH to study connections between nutrition and health outcomes.
Samantha Kleinberg, AI expert, is now part of a huge, multi-center effort funded by NIH to study connections between nutrition and health outcomes.
The event will empower participants to strive for growth and discovery.
The National Security Agency’s designation reflects Stevens’ commitment to cutting-edge research and education in cybersecurity.
Samantha Kleinberg tapped to analyze data from diverse populations to find causal relationships between diets and specific health outcomes
This major multi-PI, multi-institution grant through Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence will allow the team to develop “MILLY,” an AI program that continuously learns while helping human users
The partnership will open opportunities to study the world’s rapidly aging and faulty wastewater infrastructure and develop AI-based algorithms to mitigate the consequences of toxic sewage overflows and pollution within our waterways.
The Department of Computer Science at Stevens is one of the leading computer science departments in the country, with globally-recognized experts in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computer vision.
Computer Science and cybersecurity are the fastest growing fields globally, with applications that touch nearly every area of society. Our community of researchers and computer scientists is dedicated to advancing the field for the betterment of the world, and educating our students to become leaders in the development and application of computer science technology.
We afford our students a strong foundation in the principles of computer science and offer a wide range of courses in cutting-edge areas such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, natural language processing, programming languages, computer vision, and security and privacy. Our proximity to New York City yields numerous opportunities for internships, and our graduates accept jobs at some of the best-known names in the industry, including Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and IBM.
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The Department of Computer Science is home to several venerable research centers and laboratories with grants from prominent funding agencies such as the National Science Foundation (NSF) and Office of Naval Research (ONR).
The Center for the Advancement of Secure Systems and Information Assurance (CASSIA) performs research in information assurance and cybersecurity.
Conducts studies of complex biological systems where large numbers of diverse and multifunctional elements interact in selective ways.
The Database and Information Management Lab (DbLab) focuses on developing infrastructures and data management systems for big data.
Two labs that pioneer new technologies for secure systems; sensor fusion, computer vision and graphics.
The HAIL lab aims to improve human health through the development of artificial intelligence methods.