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Click the link that follows for more news items about Shriram Krishnamurthi.This week, Professor Shriram Krishnamurthi of Brown University's Department of Computer Science (Brown CS) caps off a busy season of international lectures by delivering a Colloqium d'Informatique ("Curriculum Design as an Engineering Problem") at Sorbonne Université in Paris. The lecture series, …

Click the links that follow for more news about John Savage and how Brown CS students continue to distinguish themselves at hackathons and competitions nationwide. 

On March 16 and 17, teams Brown University Secure 1 (BUS 1, composed of undergraduates Andrea Bennett, Clarissa Clem, Tristan Falk-LeFay, and Edward Li) and Brown University Secure 2 …

Click the link that follows for more information about our undergraduate research program.For decades, we've heard from our undergrads that the chance to perform cutting-edge research is one of the primary reasons why they chose Brown University's Department of Computer Science (Brown CS). Far from the clerical duties or errand-running that some have …

Click the links that follow for more news items about Theophilus Benson, George Konidaris, and Richard B. Salomon Faculty Awards.Less than a year after Professor Theophilus (Theo) Benson's arrival at Brown University’s Computer Science Department (Brown CS), and less than two after Professor George Konidaris joined the Brown CS faculty, they've each received a Richard B. Salomon Faculty Research …

Research by Professor Theophilus Benson of Brown University's Department of Computer Science (Brown CS) and his collaborators has just won one of the Internet Research Task Force (IRTF)'s six Applied Networking Research Prizes for 2018. It's also one of only two papers that will be presented at the IRTF Open Meeting during …

There's a reason why you see "Keep Providence Eldritch" t-shirts around here. Citing our unorthodox founder, inventive puppetry, marching bands, and inimitable foodstuffs, Travel and Leisure has just named Providence the fourth quirkiest city in America.You can read the full article here.The image above is © 2018 by Craig Fildes and used with permission under …

In the ongoing effort to bring diversity and inclusion to the field of computer science, it was one step backward and then at least two in a profoundly positive direction. When the world's largest gathering of security experts, RSA Conference, announced this year's speaker list last week, many attendees were …

The Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers (KPCB) Engineering Fellows Program is one of technology’s most prestigious fellowships, with only 51 students chosen in 2018 from a pool of almost 3,000. This year, undergraduate students Lauren Ho and Nina Polshakova were selected from Brown University's Department of Computer Science (Brown CS), and they join winners from previous …