"Besides its academic excellence, ISP provides a welcoming and friendly environment for students from all around the world."
Mohammed Falakmasir, student
Congratulations to ISP Faculties Drs. Wiebe, Dr. Hwa and Dr. Hochheiser and ISP student Gaurav Trivedi, for their NLPReViz Paper was featured in the Year-In-Review session at AMIA this year
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Congratulations ! ISP faculty Dr. Rosta Farzan to receive an NSF grant for the project: "SaTC: CORE: Small: Collaborative: Tangible Privacy: User-Centric Sensor Designs for Assured Privacy" along with SCI faculty Dr. Adam Lee. https://bit.ly/2xfOZCf
Also got an honorable mention in Pitt Accolades click here
Congratulations! Dr. Kevin Ashley and ISP alumni Dr. Matthias Grabmair for the research grant from Pitt Cyber Accelerator Grant (PCAG), for the project titled: “Technical Support for Course on Applied Legal Data Analytics and AI.”
ISP director Dr. Diane Litman has been awarded a research grant from the Institute of Education Sciences to study undergraduate STEM education.
With colleagues Dr. Muhsin Menekse and Dr. Ala Samarapungavan of Purdue University, Dr. Litman will pursue research titled “Enhancing Undergraduate STEM Education by Integrating Mobile Learning Technologies with Natural Language Processing.”
ISP faulty Dr. Peter Brusilovksy has been awarded NSF grant under the program "Cyberlearn And Future Learn Tech" for project titled 'Collaborative Research: CSEdPad: Investigating and Scaffolding Students' Mental Models during Computer Programming Tasks to Improve Learning, Engagement, and Retention'
Congratulations to ISP Faculty Dr. Adriana Kovashka for receiving Faculty Research Awards
Congratulations!! Violetta Cavalli Sforza (Alumni, 1998) will be the Local Arrangements Chair and Bruce McLaren (Alumni, 1999) will be the General Co-Chair for AIED 2020 (International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education) in Ifrane, Morocco.
ISP director Dr. Diane Litman along with Dr. Amanda Godley from School of Education has been awarded NSF grant under the program "Cyberlearn And Future Learn Tech" for project titled EAGER: Discussion Tracker: Development of Human Language Technologies Collaborative Argumentation in High School English Classrooms
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