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Jan 14 6:00 pm

Department Chair's Master's Fellowship Virtual Information Session

Clockwise from top left: Alfaro, Barnett, Cher, Xue and Cox

Five McKelvey Engineering graduate students selected for Olin-Chancellor’s Fellowships

Program recognizes second-year doctoral students with exceptional academic and research accomplishments.

11.18.2025

Clockwise from top left: faculty members Pappu and Zhang, students Treiman, Najjuuko and Kim

McKelvey Engineering faculty, students receive Provost’s Research Excellence Award

Honor recognizes exemplary researchers and scholars across the university.

11.13.2025

Wang receives 2025 Google PhD Fellowship

Ruiqi Wang recognized for innovation in AI to advance human health.

10.23.2025

Doug Shook, teaching professor in computer science & engineering, works with students in a CSE1301 studio. (Credit: Channing Suhl)

Learning the language

CSE1301 introduces students to computer science programming.

10.20.2025

Mbatai wins Dean James E. McLeod First-Year Writing Prize

Sophomore Izzy Mbatai has been awarded the Dean James E. McLeod First-Year Writing Prize from the College of Arts & Sciences and the College Writing Program.

10.17.2025

WashU’s Ian Bogost (right) discusses how AI will reshape careers with Andrew “Boz” Bosworth, chief technology officer at Meta.

How AI will change your career

Digital theorist Ian Bogost (and guests) explore machine learning across industries.

10.08.2025

Fine-grained classification of images of species is a hallmark of biology and computer vision, but achieving this other than at the most granular stages of hierarchy can be difficult. A new model could change that, thanks to new research from Nathan Jacobs’ lab. (Credit: Srikumar Sastry)

Animal classification could be simplified through global and local entailment learning

Work in Nathan Jacobs’ lab creates an improved hierarchical representation learning framework.

10.07.2025

New research in Nathan Jacobs’ lab created a model that generates better looking stereo image pairs that more accurately reflect the geometry of the scene. (Reference image first, GenStereo image second). Credit: Feng Qiao and Audrey Westcott

Better visual quality or better depth?

Research in Nathan Jacobs’ lab looks at stereo image generation technology.

10.06.2025

Real-time system paper wins 2025 “test of time” award

The award honors paper with longstanding impact on the field of embedded software.

09.30.2025