UMBC CSEE students MD Nazmus Sakib, Naga Manogna Rayasam, and Professor Sanorita Dey received a Best Paper Award at the 2026 ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social...
The AI and History Conference takes place Oct. 15–16, 2026, at JHU in Baltimore, MD. It brings together historians at all career stages to evaluate how AI and computational methods are...
The first session in a Fall UMBC online series on integrating AI tools into everyday scholarly work focuses on Google's Gemini Notebook, formerly known as Notebook LM. It analyzes, summarizes, and...
Dr. Tanya Olson from UMBC’s Department of English discusses how she reframes interactions with generative AI as a rhetorical act within language-driven systems. In her ENGL 211 Writing with AI...
From Statistical Rigor to AI-enabled Decision-making
The 2026 UMBC–Stanford Workshop on Clinical Trials and Regulatory Science will be held at UMBC on September 18–19, bringing together experts from academia, government, and industry. The 2026...
The Center for Universal Education at Brookings and ZERO TO THREE will hold an online symposium exploring the opportunities and risks of AI-embedded technologies for children from birth to age...
In this Analytics Community of Practice session, UMBC's Campus Portal Architect, Collier Jones, describes the methodology and technical process for crunching the numbers behind the 2025–2026...
UMBC CSEE Professor Tim Oates was awarded the Wilson H. Elkins Academic Transformation Professorship for fiscal year 2027. The professorship, which includes a $10,000 award, was granted by the...
CSEE Assistant Professor Clement Fung is teaching a new special topics class this fall on Applied AI for Cybersecurity. It will cover the intersection of AI with a broad selection of...
NIST seeks feedback on its TEVV-Athlon Framework, a flexible, four-stage methodology developed to help organizations design customized Test, Evaluation, Verification, and Validation (TEVV)...