Crovella Wins NSF Grant for First-of-Its-Kind Domain Name System Census
Read about Mark Crovella, CDS Chair of Academic Affairs, and the NSF Grant Funding for the First-of-Its-Kind Domain Name System Census
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Read about Mark Crovella, CDS Chair of Academic Affairs, and the NSF Grant Funding for the First-of-Its-Kind Domain Name System Census
Read about how Professor Wildman and Professor Crovella of CDS have been helping to set the standard for AI's role in education.
Read about the big impact being made by BU faculty, including CDS' own Jessica Simes, who is creating change with invaluable research in a variety of disparities surrounding the criminal justice system.
Pawel Przytycki, an Assistant Professor in Computing and Data Sciences at Boston University has been awarded a $50,000 cancer research grant, supported by both ACS and BU-BMC Cancer Center.