As we approach the end of the school year, we are proud to announce achievements received by our faculty this Spring semester. These awards highlight their contributions to both research and teaching.
Prof. Lam is awarded the NSF CAREER Award for the project "Enhanced Reliability and Efficiency of Software Regression Testing in the Presence of Flaky Tests". Congratulations!
List of all Career Awardees at CS@GMU: https://cs.gmu.edu/about/faculty-awards/
Green Assessment and Decision Guidance Tool (GADGET) is probably the least visible Living Lab project, but it’s among the most comprehensive and complex. Computer Science professor Alex Brodsky in the College of Engineering and Computing and his team are working to develop a tool that will help Mason reduce our carbon footprint and achieve carbon neutrality by 2040 in the most cost-effective way. PhD candidate Bedor Alyahya, who is guided by Dr. Brodsky, is working on her dissertation related to this topic. Mason's Director of University Sustainability, Greg Farley, is instrumental in this project as well, and facilitates close collaboration with Mason's facilities and carbon neutrality task force.
Read more about the Living Lab project at GMU.
Faculty members from Mason’s Computer Science and other departments from the College of Engineering and Computing made a significant impact at IROS, the flagship robotics conference. The team, which included Greg Stein and Xuesu Xiao from the Computer Science department, Xuan Wang and Ningshi Yao from Electrical and Computer Engineering, Daigo Shishika from Mechanical Engineering, and more than a dozen students, contributed to more than 10 papers, including six full research papers. Their joint paper from CS, ECE, and ME faculty and students also was nominated among the finalists for the Best Paper Award in Cognitive Robotics.