Kyoto: Boston University’s CCDS Wins 2024 Kyoto Global Design Award
The Center for Computing & Data Sciences has been selected for a 2024 award in global design recognition. Read about the award details and more.
BU Today: Women Have Been Shut Out of Computer and Data Science. BU Is Opening the Door
CDS is making waves in the worlds of STEM education and Data Science, read all about how the Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences is combating disparities!
BU Today: A BU Filmmaker Captures a BU Researcher’s Quest against Religious Violence
Read about the Simulating Religious Violence project by CDS Professor Wesley J. Wildman, from the documentary’s early stages to its upcoming premiere!
KPMB: The Center for Computing & Data Sciences wins New England AIA Design Award
The BU Center for Computing & Data Sciences has been recognized for its architectural impact. Read about the award and the team behind it.
MetroWest Daily News: “How Did They Build That” to explain Boston University’s Jenga building, how to watch
The “How Did They Build That?” Smithsonian Channel special has aired and continues to make waves. Read more about the episode and where to watch it.
BU Today: Smithsonian Channel to Air Segment on BU’s Center for Computing & Data Sciences
BU’s Center for Computing & Data Sciences is the focus of the Smithsonian Channel’s latest edition of their “How Did They Build That?” series
CCDS Featured in the Smithsonian Channel Series “How Did They Build That?”
The Center for Computing & Data Sciences is featured on the Smithsonian Channel’s “How Did They Build That?” program, October 2024.
BU Today: Career Development Professorships Awarded to Five BU Researchers
Read about Boston University’s Office of the Provost has announcement of this year’s winners of the prestigious Career Development Professorships, including CDS awardee Assistant Professor Brian Cleary.
Nature: Why AI might be a game-changer for Africa
Read about Professor Elaine Nsoesie’s research and work devoted to developing more accessible AI and machine learning programs in Africa.
ProPublica: Many Judges Choose Not to Recuse, Even With Their Families
Read about the recent court case surrounding unpaid wages and the ongoing fight for justice.