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He and Ph.D. student Wikum Dinalankara developed an anti-profile method to classify tumors, improving predictions of cancer survival and relapse.

CLIP Lab faculty and students participated in the NAACL conference, with Philip Resnik presenting research on detecting depression in social media, and Hal Daumé III co-leading a tutorial on structured prediction and learning-to-search techniques.

He will explore how companies can leverage big data and machine learning to enhance marketing strategies and audience targeting at the 2015 NASSCOM Summit in Hyderabad.

He has been named executive director of the Fraunhofer Center for Experimental Software and Engineering, effective July 1, after serving in various leadership roles at the center.

His research on a new brain imaging technique for mild traumatic brain injury is highlighted in the journal Brain Connectivity.

UMD and University of Colorado Boulder researchers tested their question-answering system, QANTA, in a quiz bowl match, tying 200-200 with human competitors.

He presented research showing inconsistent software patching rates across 8.4 million hosts, revealing challenges in securing systems, especially with shared code vulnerabilities.

He is working to accelerate the development of improved implantable medical devices used in the treatment of heart disease.

He will use funding from the award to study the timeliness of software updates and develop models to improve patch deployment and cybersecurity.

The event will highlight advancements in wearable technology, data visualization tools for healthcare, and innovative smart devices that enhance human-computer interactions.