Computer Science
Former chancellor to attend S&T lab dedication
A newly renovated computer laboratory in the Computer Science Building on the Missouri University of Science and Technology campus will be dedicated this week to honor a former Missouri S&T chancellor and the public is invited to attend.
Read More »Researchers work to make future smart grid safe and secure
Researchers working on a future power grid for the nation envision a network similar to the Internet. Under this scenario, users and utility companies interact to share and swap energy from distributed systems, much like computer users tap into the web to transfer files.
S&T students win awards for ‘smart’ grid research
Two computer science students at Missouri University of Science and Technology have received National Science Foundation funding to support their research to create a future “smart” electric power grid.
Read More »Effort seeks to diversify cyber-security field
In an effort to increase the number of women and minorities in the field of cyber-security, Missouri University of Science and Technology is working with the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff to develop a new program for undergraduate students.
Read More »S&T’s Madria receives multiple AFRL awards
Dr. Sanjay Madria, associate professor of computer science at Missouri University of Science and Technology, has been awarded his third Air Force Research Laboratories (AFRL) visiting summer faculty fellowship by the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE). He was awarded similar fellowships in 2008 and 2009.
Read More »Engineers Without Borders to leave S&T on May 17
A dozen students representing nine majors from Missouri University of Science and Technology will leave Rolla on May 17 and spend the next two weeks constructing a sustainable water supply in Erquis Sud, Bolivia, near the city of Tarija.
Read More »Students create smart way to mix, dispense drinks
Restaurants of the future may have a smarter way to serve sodas and mixed drinks, if an idea developed by a trio of Missouri S&T students catches on.
Read More »Searching for pervasive computing’s middleware middleman
In the business world, computers and the Internet have reduced the need for intermediaries – the so-called “middlemen” that once was so important for making travel plans, purchasing insurance or buying stock. In one field of computer research, however, the quest is on to create just such an intermediary to connect a flood of computerized devices with vast networks of data.
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