Category: CSEE
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Prof. Tinoosh Mohsenin gets NSF award for seizure detection signal processing architectures
Professor Tinoosh Mohsenin received a research award from the National Science Foundation to develop multi-physiological signal processing architectures for seizure detection. The award will provide $100,000 over a two year duration to support Dr. Mohsenin and her students working on this project.
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Prof. Gymama Slaughter receives NSF award to develop nanoelectrode probe arrays
CSEE Professor Gymama Slaughter received a two-year research research award from the National Science Foundation to develop and evaluate nanoelectrode probe arrays to better detect and extract intracellular signals. Data from these signals will help in restoring functional loss of limb control of individuals with spinal cord injury or stroke.
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NSA grant supports MDC3 student prizes
CSEE's Dr. Richard Forno, Cybersecurity GPD and Assistant Director of UMBC's Center for Cybersecurity, has received an $84K grant from the National Security Agency (NSA) to fund the prizes for student winners at the 2013 Maryland Cyber Challenge and Competition (MDC3) finals that will take place at the CyberMaryland 2013 conference in Baltimore on October…
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IEEE Colloquium on Sensor Devices, 9/25
The Baltimore Chapter of IEEE Electron Devices and Solid-State Circuits is co-hosting a free, one-day Colloquium on Sensor Devices from 10:00 to 5:00 on Wednesday, September 25 at UMCP.
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UMBC Linux Users Group meets 12-1 Wednesdays in ITE234 starting 9/11
The UMBC Linux Users Group (LUG) will meet during the Fall 2013 semester on Wednesdays starting on September 11 from Noon to 1:00pm in ITE 234. If you are interested in becoming a member, please come to a few meetings and check it out. The UMBC LUG was established in 1997 as an organization of…
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UMBC Game Developers Club to meet Noon Wed. 9/11
UMBC Game Developers Club will meet at Noon on Wednesday September 11 in Engineering 005a. Prospective members and the curious are welcome.
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Baltimore software craftsmanship user group meetup at UMBC
An initial meeting of the Baltimore Software Craftmanship meetup will be held at UMBC on Thursday evening, September 26.
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Interested in computing? Join UMBC's ACM student chapter
Undergraduate and graduate students interested in computing are invited to join UMBC's ACM student chapter. All majors are welcome.
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Computer Science Education group on my.umbc.edu
Members of the UMBC community are invtied to join a new my.umbc.edu group for people interested in any or all aspects of computing education, including computer science, computer engineering, information systems, cybersecurity, bioinformatics, etc.
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Natalie Morningstar (CMPE '15) receives Charlotte Newcombe Foundation Scholarship
Natalie Morningstar, a junior majoring in Computer Engineering, has been awarded a Charlotte Newcombe Foundation Scholarship.