Fighting to combat the opioid crisis

Prof. Fanny Ye advances artificial intelligence to dismantle the complex networks that create and traffic deadly opioids.

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Notre Dame and Johns Hopkins team up to bring digital privacy and AI literacy education to the Smithsonian

Visitors to the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C., were recently invited to step into …

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Team led by Professor Fanny Ye awarded 2025 Poverty Research Package

The Notre Dame Poverty Initiative has announced a new round of multi-year investments that will support high-impact, …

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Crossing borders with NDG grants: How a professor is ensuring ethics stay in the conversation about technology

As technology progresses, are the conversations about the ethics surrounding it doing the same? As an assistant …

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Notre Dame hosts major international artificial intelligence and machine learning conference

Experts from 22 different institutions of education and research located in 7 different countries gathered at the …

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Seven engineering faculty named collegiate professors

Seven faculty members in the Notre Dame College of Engineering have been named collegiate professors—a prestigious …

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Sharon Hu receives IEEE 2024 Outstanding Technical Achievement and Leadership Award 

Xiaobo Sharon Hu, Leo E. and Patti Ruth Linbeck Professor of Engineering in the Department of Computer Science and …

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Smart Water Systems: Managing the Utility Trilemma with Real-Time Decision Support Systems

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Our graduates take up careers in the computing industry, the finance industry, large engineering companies, consulting firms, medical infomatics companies, and government. Other enter doctoral programs at leading universities or pursue startup opportunities, contributing to the burgeoning innovation culture surrounding computer science and engineering.

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Fighting the Spread of Misinformation Online

In collaboration with DARPA, the research division of the U.S. Department of Defense, computer science and engineering Professor Tim Weninger is working to combat the spread of misinformation online.

“The scary thing about the age of social media is the speed and the scale of how information spreads. . . . This is a technology problem. Engineers helped create it, but we can also help solve it. And we must. Because the future of our democracy and our society depend on it.”

 

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Fighting the Spread of Misinformation Online