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More ALLEN SCHOOL ALUM SONIA FEREIDOONI EARNS GATES CAMBRIDGE SCHOLARSHIP Fereidooni (B.S., '22, M.S., '24) will join Cambridge's Digital Humanities program to pursue doctoral research in effective AI governance to mitigate adverse impacts in the global south. More MORE THAN SKIN DEEP: AUDITING AI IMAGE CLASSIFIERS FOR DETECTING MELANOMA Allen School and Stanford researchers leveraged generative AI and human expertise to uncover how dermatology models arrive at their predictions — and where they miss the mark. More THERMAL EARRING BRINGS NEW FLAIR TO WEARABLE HEALTH SENSING New smart-earring prototype from UW researchers enables continuous monitoring of earlobe temperature for 28 days on a single battery charge and can be personalized by the wearer. 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More PROFESSOR LEILANI BATTLE EARNS VGTC VISUALIZATION SIGNIFICANT NEW RESEARCHER AWARD Battle, co-director of the Interactive Data Lab, was recognized by the IEEE Visualization and Graphics Technical Community for her work on interactive systems for exploratory data analysis. More PROFESSOR SHWETAK PATEL HONORED BY GEEKWIRE AS AN “UNCOMMON THINKER” Patel, who leads the Allen School’s UbiComp Lab and is director of health technologies at Google, is among six local inventors, scientists, technologists and entrepreneurs recognized for transforming industries and driving positive change. More HOW THE SOCIAL FUTURES LAB IS MAKING SOCIAL MEDIA BETTER BY DESIGN The lab, led by Allen School professor Amy X. Zhang, explores how provenance information and personal moderation tools could empower users and restore trust in our “information distribution infrastructure.” More PROFESSOR YEJIN CHOI “UNCONFUSES” BILL GATES ON THE SCIENCE OF AI Choi, a member of the Allen School’s Natural Language Processing group and senior research director at the Allen Institute for AI, joined Gates for an episode of his “Unconfuse Me” podcast to demystify artificial intelligence. More WHALEVIS: USING DATA FROM THE PAST TO PROTECT WHALES FOR THE FUTURE A team led by professor Leilani Battle, co-director of the Allen School’s Interactive Data Lab, developed an interactive dashboard enabling scientists to visualize a century’s worth of International Whaling Commission data. More NEW "SEMANTIC HEARING" ENABLES SELECTIVE NOISE-CANCELING WITH AI A team led by Allen School professor Shyam Gollakota developed a deep-learning system that allows wearers of noise-canceling headphones to choose which environmental sounds they want to hear. More Undergraduate Programs Ph.D. Program Professional Master's Program K-12 Programs Industry Affiliates Faculty Candidates NEWS From models to manufacturing, 2024 Sloan Research Fellows Simon Shaolei Du and Adriana Schulz push new paradigms in computing Three is a magic number: Professor Su-In Lee earns trio of honors, including the “Korean Nobel Prize” in engineering, for advancing AI for biomedicine “A true ML systems star in the making”: Allen School’s Zihao Ye earns 2024 NVIDIA Graduate Research Fellowship More news > EVENTS Richard Ladner Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering May 9, 2024 The Impact of AccessComputing Noam Brown OpenAI May 23, 2024 Parables on the Power of Planning in AI: From Poker to Diplomacy More events > DIVERSITY The Allen School celebrates and values diversity, equity, inclusion, and access as fundamental to our mission. We strive to create an environment in which people of all backgrounds feel welcomed and supported to achieve their full potential. DEIA home > ALUMNI Hats off to our recent Alumni Impact Award recipients for building on their Allen School education to make the world a better place: 2020 honorees Emma Brunskill (B.S., ‘00) & Kirk Glerum (B.S., ‘83), and 2022 honorees Brad Calder (B.S., ‘91) & Heather Underwood (B.S., ‘09). Alumni home > WELCOME TO THE ALLEN SCHOOL The Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering educates tomorrow’s innovators, conducts cutting-edge research in core and emerging areas of the field, and leads a broad range of multi-disciplinary initiatives that demonstrate the transformative power of computing. Consistently ranked among the top computer science programs in the nation, the Allen School is widely recognized for the excellence and impact of our research and teaching across the region and around the globe. As a leader in efforts to broaden participation in computing, we are committed to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion in our program and in our field. Members of the Allen School actively work to cultivate a welcoming community in which students, faculty and staff with diverse backgrounds, identities and experiences can thrive. We are located in the spectacular Paul G. 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