Congratulations to Xiaoyu, Ameya, Manali and Darpun for their IEEE ICDCS demonstration: Data-driven Serendipity Navigation in Urban Places
[News] Congratulations to Xiaoyu, Ameya, Manalu and Darpun for winning the people's choice poster award on the CS Day
Congratulations to Xiaoyu, Ameya, Manali and Darpun for winning the people's choice poster award during the 50th Anniversary CS Day on March 24, 2017. Their winning poster was on Data-driven Serendipity Navigation in Urban Places
[News] ICDE 2017 Poster Accepted
| Congratulations to Angen Zheng, for his poster: Skew-Resistant Graph Partitioning was recently accepted by ICDE2017 |
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[News] HDMM 2017 Paper Accepted
| Congratulations to Vineet Raghu and Xiaoyu Ge, for their paper: Integrated Theory- and Data-driven Dimensionality Reduction in High-throughput Gene Expression Data Analysis was recently accepted for oral presentation in the 2nd International Workshop on Health Data Management and Mining (HDMM 2017) |
[News] Prof. Panos K. Chrysanthis spoke at the Software Seminar at the University of Michigan
| Prof. Panos K. Chrysanthis was a guest speaker at the Software Seminar of the University of Michigan's Computer Science Department on December 19, 2016. He discussed the issue of Data-driven Serendipity Navigation in Urban Places. |
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[News] Our Mobile Personal Guide (MPG) will be demonstrated in EDBT 2017
| Congratulations to Xiaoyu and Samanvoy for their EDBT 2017 Demonstration: In Search for Relevant, Diverse and Crowdscreen Points of Interests. If you missed EDBT, you can see the demo in video [Link]. |
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[News] Two new papers in IEEE BigData 2016: REQUEST & ARGO
| Congratulations to Angen and Xiaoyu for their IEEE BigData 2016 papers: ARGO: Architecture-Aware Graph Partitioning and REQUEST: A Scalable Framework for Interactive Construction of Exploratory Queries |
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[News} New School of Computing and Information has just been approved!
The new School of Computing and Information has just been approved by the University of Pittsburgh Board of Trustees. Starts operations July 1, 2017; first students admitted Fall 2017.
[News] New NSF Award focusing on Big Data
| Prof. Chrysanthis and Prof. Labrinidis, together with colleagues from the School of Engineering (Prof. Peyman Givi, PI) and the Math Department (Prof. William Layton) received new research funding from the National Science Foundation for their project entitled "Appraisal of Subgrid Scale Closures in Reacting Turbulence via DNS Big Data." The project will employ a range of strategies and computational tools for utilizing DNS data to appraise the performance of large eddy simulation (LES) predictions in turbulent combustion. The study will pave the way for LES to become the primary means of predictions for future design and manufacturing of combustion systems, while building a data sharing infrastructure, and providing educational and outreach programs to students at all levels. [Abstract@NSF] |
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[News] The CS Department awarded Xiaoyu Ge the Orrin E. and Margaret M. Taulbee Award as a runner-up for 2016
The CS Department awarded Xiaoyu Ge the Orrin E. and Margaret M. Taulbee Award as a runner-up for 2016! Congratulations Xiaoyu!