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Nov 4 5:00 pm

PhD Virtual Information Session Hosted by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Nov 10 6:00 pm

Full-Time Masters Virtual Information Session Hosted by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Nov 16 9:00 am

PhD Virtual Information Session Hosted by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Xu selected for Anthropic AI for Science program

Ziqi Xu, a doctoral student in Chenyang Lu’s lab, will explore how agentic AI can support reliable clinical decision-making.

10.20.2026

McKelvey Engineering alumnus Vasileiou honored for contributions to explainable AI systems

Stylianos Vasileiou receives ICAPS Outstanding Dissertation, Turner Dissertation and KR Early Career awards.

08.26.2026

With a CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation, Umar Iqbal, proposes to redesign the web with infrastructures that will allow AI agents to reliably use the web. (Credit: Iqbal, via Chat GPT)

AI agents prompt redesign of web for security, privacy, reliability

Umar Iqbal plans to redesign web for AI agents with NSF CAREER Award.

08.19.2026

New master’s in artificial intelligence engineering offered at WashU

Program will prepare graduates for careers that require proficiency in engineering AI systems.

07.28.2026

Dhakal receives 2026 Google PhD residency

Aayush Dhakal, a doctoral student in Nathan Jacobs’ lab, will work on building AI-powered platform to modernize electrical grid.

07.14.2026

CSE faculty, students win ACL Outstanding Paper award

Doctoral student Luise Ge, alumnus Ryan Zhang and Professor Yevgeniy Vorobeychik won the Outstanding Paper award from the Association for Computational Linguistics.

07.14.2026

From St. Louis to Silicon Valley

Alumna Mindy Borovsky continues to use skills learned in the classroom and on the court.

06.29.2026

With a five-year, nearly $600,000 CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation, Jiaxin Huang, assistant professor of computer science & engineering, plans to create an efficient, multi-step reasoning framework for large language models that could integrate external knowledge from different sources to generate a solution or conclusion. (Credit: iStock photo)

Large language models to learn how to reason

Jiaxin Huang to focus on adaptive knowledge synthesis with NSF CAREER Award.

06.24.2026

AI for Health seed grant program awards nearly $300,000 to advance AI-driven health research

Annual program supports innovative collaborations between artificial intelligence and health researchers across WashU.

06.09.2026