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The award recognizes young scientists that have demonstrated a commitment to excellence in scientific research, as well as cooperation with scientists from other Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation countries.

Daniel Gottesman recently weighed in on the current state of quantum computing—and the challenges that lay ahead.

The technology could potentially be used to make cameras that can “see” through fog, smoke, driving rain, murky water, skin, bone and other media that currently reflect scattered light.

The Rita Rossi Colwell Center honors the distinguished university professor renowned for her work combatting waterborne diseases and her advocacy for increasing the number of women in science and technology.

Kevin Bock was recognized for developing Geneva, a novel algorithm that automatically discovers how to manipulate packet streams to evade digital censors.

He has been recognized by the Department of Mathematics for his impressive contributions to the development of quantum algorithms.

Wei Ai is building an artificial intelligence video platform to help teachers improve equity in K-12 math instruction.

He is working with researchers from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and the Translational Genomics Research Institute to understand the immune response to malaria to help scientists develop more effective vaccines.

The award recognizes papers published at IEEE’s flagship security conference that have made a lasting impact on the field.

The MC2 papers at IEEE S&P cover timely topics that have important real-world implications for improving security and privacy in a wide range of contexts.