From the Director
We are experiencing rapid and dramatic growth in the school, and industry and government leaders are increasingly recognizing the important work that we do here. I believe there is no comparable period in which this school has seen as dramatic growth in prestige as well as in enrollments—this is truly one of the most exciting and challenging times in the history of this school. [more]
Research Innovations
Not possible? Decoding Bacterial Genomes
With a 3-year NSF grant, WSU professors Shira Broschat, Ananth Kalyanaraman, and Douglas Call are analyzing a group of approximately 18,000 genomes, the most ever attempted. [more]
It’s a Small World: Building Tiny Chips
EECS researchers are working to build and test some of the world’s smallest and most efficient computer chips. More than 4 million tiny transistors could fit on the period at the end of this sentence. [more]
Teaching Robots New Tricks
If you were to give a computer a special treat for doing well, say like you would do for your dog, what would it be? “A plus one.” So says Matt Taylor, Allred Distinguished Professor in Artificial intelligence in the School of EECS. [more]
Student News
Pole Vaulting Into Computer Science
When Kelsey Bueno started high school, she thought she would be a wrestler, and when she started college, she thought she’d be an architect. [more]