ODU, Jefferson Lab physicists developed innovations to better analyze collisions of atomic particles.
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A multidisciplinary team of researchers, led by ODU’s Andrew Collins, recently won a DON-IT award for the development of online training courses.
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Students from Floyd E. Kellam, Meridian and Grassfield high schools won pizza parties.
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He worked at ODU from 1984 until 2006, making meaningful contributions to undergraduates, graduates, faculty and the science community at large.
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Vikas Ashok, assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science, will lead a presentation on “Non-Visual Web Browsing: Beyond Web Accessibility.”
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Thirty-one new officers, including 24 from ODU, swore an oath to "support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic."
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The Outstanding University Scholar, Evon-Broderick honorees and Provost’s Awards for Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher were also announced.
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ODU researchers will collaborate with partners around the world to find out what data is missing from hard-to-reach places.
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Jian Wu was part of a team that worked on CiteSeerX, a search engine for scientific documents.
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Applications are now open for GTA positions for Fall 2022. Please note that, regardless of whether you have a TA position this semester or have been separately promised a TA position for Spring, you must fill out a new application for Fall 2022. Applications are also open for GTA positions for Summer 2022. Only a very few of these will be offered, and they are limited to graduate students who have held a GTA position in Spring 2022.
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The top three schools will earn gift cards from Papa John’s.
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Jeremiah Ammons, whose research examined the importance of drivers’ seat positions in autonomous vehicles, will represent ODU at a regional event in February.
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The main objective of Information Technology Services (ITS) is to provide and support high-quality, cost-effective computing and communications services to meet the needs of the University community.
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Students have three minutes to present their scholarship in such a way that a general audience understands and appreciates its importance and achievement.
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The initiative will be led by Mohammad Zubair, a professor of computer science, to help solve some of the most complex aerodynamic challenges.
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Professor Sampath Jayarathna led a 10-day intensive data science program for Norfolk high school students this summer.
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The prestigious ranking recognizes the University as a top performer on social mobility, and programs for business, computer science, engineering and nursing.
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The initiative, funded by a grant from the NSF’s CyberCorps Scholarship for Service program, is designed to prepare cybersecurity professionals for government work.
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ODU researchers will lead two of seven transdisciplinary projects funded by the Commonwealth Cyber Initiative (CCI).
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The five scholars are the first to be inducted into the Graduate Research Training Initiative for Student Enhancement Program.
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Pratik Kothari ’06 founded TechArk Solutions, a web design and marketing agency.
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The computer science professor was recognized for his eye-tracking research.
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Evan Mulloy, who graduated in May, started out as an avid gamer.
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The publication recognized 20 of the University’s graduate programs or specialties and two of its colleges.
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Cong Wang’s Faculty Early Career Development honor comes with a $470,000 grant to support his work on edge computing.
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The event, a joint project of WHRO, the Consortium for Interactive Instruction and Old Dominion University, will be held May 15.
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U.S. News & World Report rankings show increases in computer information technology and engineering.
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The native of Greece, whose passion for computer science began at age 12, will receive his B.S. from the College of Sciences in December.
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Congratulations to Justin Luckenbach and Taylor Powell on winning the 1st Raspberry Pi Programming contest.
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The Institute for Women's Policy research says that more than 11% of undergraduate students in the US are single moms - more than 2.1 million students. We're hoping our scholarship can help ease the debt burden for these incredible women and their children.
The scholarship will be awarded annually and is open to any college students who were raised by a single mom or who are a single mom themselves.
* College Student Award: $2,000 + a Little Bundle gift certificate for $1,000 of baby formula
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Yasith Jayawardana, a computer science Ph.D. student at Old Dominion University, is exploring new ways to simplify the process of reusing data.
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The interdisciplinary program will feature two concentrations: Computational Data Analytics and Business Intelligence & Analytics.
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ODU Invites you attend a virtual Q&A session on Tuesday, June 30th, 12:30-1:30pm.
Prospective students interested in Computer Science (B.S.) or Computer Engineering (B.S.) will have the opportunity to meet with advisors and transfer coordinators.
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Eleven students were granted $3,000 apiece from the program, which is in its third year.
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Sixth- to 12th-graders demonstrated their skills at the 35th annual Great Computer Challenge.
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Other participants in the initiative are William & Mary, Hampton University, MI Technical Solutions and CivilianCyber.
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Preslav Ivanov, a native of Bulgaria, will graduate in May with two Bachelor of Science degrees – and a 4.0 GPA.
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Here is the latest information from the University.
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Alvin Holder tinkered with his teacher's leftover chemicals as a child in Barbados. Now he's cultivating the next generation minority scientists.
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Semester after semester, Ayman Elmesalami noticed that a few of his introductory computer programming students would grow frustrated.
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Hongyi (Michael) Wu, Batten Chair of Cybersecurity and the director of the Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research ODU has been named Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
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ODU engineering student Daniel Perez landed internship with Pixar.
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MOU provides $29.2 million over the next two decades to increase computer science and computer engineering graduates.
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Michael L. Nelson, a professor in the Computer Science Department, will lead the discussion on Oct. 15 at Coelacanth Brewing Co.
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Creating a New Era in X-Ray Technology While Developing and Retaining Young Scientists
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The center’s winning projects featured its collaboration with the ODU School of Community and Environmental Health, the ODU Department of Computer Sciences and leaders from the Chesapeake Health Department.
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Beginning this fall, between 10 and 20 students will receive up to $5,000 a semester from the Huntington Ingalls Industries and Newport News Shipbuilding Scholars program.
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In the most recent college rankings published by U.S. News & World Report, several online degree programs offered by Old Dominion University were listed among the best in the nation.
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That multidisciplinary degree, along with a bachelor of science in cybersecurity, will begin in the fall of 2019.
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Teenager Nalin Ranjan, whose parents are computer science professors, was the lead author of a physics journal article.
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Old Dominion University has announced that Harveen Kaur is the latest winner of ODUOnline's international student scholarship.
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The National Science Foundation recently awarded Old Dominion University a grant totaling more than $1.5 million with additional University matching funds of $644,741.
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Dakotah Atkinson, a computer science major, doesn't allow his developmental disability to define him. Or stop him from getting his degree.
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The award, funded by the NIH, will be used to help underrepresented minority undergraduate students in STEM pursue careers in research.
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When Villa Cadle receives her bachelor's degree from Old Dominion University on May 5, she won't be looking to the stands to see her mother applaud.
That's because Villa Cadle Sr. (both women share the same name; it's a family tradition) will be the next in line to get her own bachelor's degree.
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Old Dominion University is hiring non-tenure track faculty to support its interdisciplinary cybersecurity major. The non-tenure track faculty will offer online courses in information technology and computer science as well as other areas that make up the cybersecurity major.
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The Department of Computer Science at Old Dominion University is seeking multiple full-time tenure-track faculty members with expertise in data science and machine learning, and cybersecurity. Outstanding candidates in other areas of computer science will also be considered. The appointment is expected to be made at the Assistant Professor rank with an anticipated start date of July 2018.
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Cybersecurity, recognized by the Commonwealth as a critical need, is included among this year's challenge events for kindergarten to 12th grade students.
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The ODU computer science professor will collaborate with two Greek universities on image-guided brain surgery
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Abdel-Wahab is fondly remembered by his colleagues in the Department of Computer Science.
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The competition, sponsored by local company Netarus, saw student capture and analyze data at a local W.M. Jordan Company construction site.
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Kenneth E. Ampy ('90) served two terms on Old Dominion's Board of Visitors.
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Digital researchers Michael Nelson and Michele Weigle collaborate to devise a method to preserve the scholarly record.
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Program is highly regarded for affordability and quality.
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Sweet Feet still running hard.
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A professor of modeling and simulation with Old Dominion University’s Frank Batten College of Engineering and Technology, Masha Sosonkina is actively involved in the effort to create a high-performance computing cluster here on campus.
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Two Old Dominion University researchers have each received $100,000 matching funds grants from the Commonwealth Research Commercialization Fund to seek commercial applications for their groundbreaking research technology.
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Old Dominion and other Virginia universities that comprise the Mid-Atlantic Research Infrastructure Alliance, Inc. will increase campus connections to the Internet2 Network to 100 gigabits per second.
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Old Dominion University will host the 30th Great Computer Challenge on Saturday, March 7. The event holds tremendous significance for Grace Little, who helped found it.
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A team of Old Dominion University students took top prize recently in the sixth annual Hackathon, a contest designed to test participants’ skill in creating working computer programs and products, sponsored by Dominion Enterprises.
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Vaibhav Dani, lead database administrator with Old Dominion University’s Office of Information Technology Services, has won a statewide award for public service for his idea of a real-time, location-specific alert system for all residents of Virginia.
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