Computer science and engineering faculty members Dr. James Caverlee and Dr. Dezhen Song were chosen by the Amazon Research Awards program to receive financial support for their individual research project proposals.
At the Mad Hacks: Fury Code hackathon, teams were given the task of developing cybersecurity tools for the Department of Defense. Two students from Texas A&M University were part of a team recognized as finalists for their innovative solution to prevent autonomous military vehicles from cyberattacks.
In April, Texas A&M University hosted the Association for Computer Machinery’s 26th annual Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces. Dr. Tracy Hammond served as general chair of the conference.
