@dukecompsci

Department of Computer Science

 Duke University
cs.duke.edu
Joined December 2009
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"Wherever life takes you, you'll always have a home here." - Chair of Duke CS, Jian Pei Congratulations to our Computer Science graduates in the #Classof2025! 🎓 View more photos and watch the recording of the May 9th commencement ceremony duke.is/g/6tgb
Jian Pei giving commencement speech to graduates. (Photo by RTP.Studio)

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Students clapping during commencement ceremony. (Photo by RTP.Studio)

ALT Students clapping during commencement ceremony. (Photo by RTP.Studio)

Student points out guests in the stands while walking into ceremony. (Photo by RTP.Studio)

ALT Student points out guests in the stands while walking into ceremony. (Photo by RTP.Studio)

Student cheering while receiving degree. (Photo by RTP.Studio)

ALT Student cheering while receiving degree. (Photo by RTP.Studio)

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Listen now to the latest episode of the CS-Ed Podcast! csedpodcast.org/blog/s4e11_t…

S4xE11: Pivoting to Teaching Faculty

Understanding teaching-focused careers and finding the right fit.

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The CS-Ed Podcast@csedpodcast7 Jul 2025
🎙️ New episode! Dr. Lindsay Jamieson from @KhouryCollege shares her path from small liberal arts college to Associate Dean of Teaching Faculty. Learn about teaching-focused careers, how to evaluate opportunities, and why it's never too late to change course. #AcademicCareers
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For the second year in a row, Duke Computer Science hosted the end-of-year dinner for Women & Math Mentoring, an amazing group supporting girls in @DurhamPublicSch to stay engaged with STEM.
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New episode! Listen to @abegel from @S3DatCMU on scaffold project communication, including for neurodivergent students. csedpodcast.org/blog/s4e10_t…

S4xE10: Scaffolding Project Team Communication, Including for Neurodivergence (Teaching Practice...

Students need to be taught how to communicate.

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#Honors in AMES: Alistair Simmons Alistair is a double major in @AMESDUKE1 (Chinese) and @dukecompsci. Through interdisciplinary research, Alistair seeks to advance policies fostering cross-cultural collaboration, ensuring technology serves as a bridge for global progress.
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.@dukecompsci professor @CynthiaRudin was named an AAAS Fellow for her outstanding research on interpretable machine learning, and for significant contributions across a wide range of applications.
Cynthia Rudin was awarded for her outstanding research on interpretable machine learning, and for significant contributions across a wide range of applications.

ALT Cynthia Rudin was awarded for her outstanding research on interpretable machine learning, and for significant contributions across a wide range of applications.

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Shao-Heng Ko, a Ph.D. candidate in computer science, is one of three recipients of this year's Dean's Award for Excellence in Teaching. To read more about Ko, visit buff.ly/D8znf2J.
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Congratulations to all the Trinity faculty and graduate students receiving Dean's Awards from @DukeGradSchool! @DukePsychNeuro @dukecompsci @DukeBiology
Duke Graduate School@DukeGradSchool28 Mar 2025
Duke Graduate School is excited to announce nine recipients of the 2025 Dean's Awards! The awards recognize students and faculty who have demonstrated excellence in mentoring, teaching, or inclusive excellence. Read the summary article here: buff.ly/ilvB98l.
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Join us this week for four more computer science colloquiums! Find all the details here: cs.duke.edu/events
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Join us for another round of talks this week! Multiple speakers will cover an array of topics relating to computer science More Info: cs.duke.edu/events
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EVENT: Join us for a Duke CS Colloquium on Mon, Feb. 24 from 12:00-1:00 PM EDT in LSRC D106. Rutgers University department of Computer Science Assistant Professor Zihan Tan discusses modern algorithms for massive graphs.
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Four Duke CS students have received recognition from the Computing Research Association (CRA) for Outstanding Undergraduate Research in 2024-2025: Harry Chen, Janet Jiang, Maxwell Lin, and Reagan Razon. Congratulations! cs.duke.edu/news/duke-cs-stu…
Portraits of the four Duke CS students honored by the Computing Research Association (CRA)'s Outstanding Undergraduate Research Awards program.

ALT Portraits of the four Duke CS students honored by the Computing Research Association (CRA)'s Outstanding Undergraduate Research Awards program.

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New Episode! Struggling to get questions from your students? Try the multi-step Q&A process created by our guest Luther Tychonievich from @‌IllinoisCDS. csedpodcast.org/blog/s4e8_tp…

S4xE8: Multi-Part Question and Answer (Teaching Practice Byte)

A way to get more questions from students.

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Tananun Songdechakraiwut among @dukeresearch DST LAUNCH grantees for collaborative efforts to combine artificial intelligence, biomarkers and brain imaging to detect Alzheimer’s disease earlier. today.duke.edu/2024/12/resea…

Research & Innovation Seed Grants Total Nearly $2 Million | Duke Today

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Duke CompSci retweeted
Melisa@SLatDuke14 Nov 2024
Professors Whitney McCoy & Shaundra Daily are redefining STEM at Duke with Engineering Equity (EGR190, EDUC290S), creating "counterspaces" where all students feel they belong. 💙 Drop/Add happening now—don’t miss your chance to join! 🔗 Read the story: bit.ly/48NaQBB
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.@DukeTrinity Dept. of Computer Science and @DukeEngineering Dept. of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science are ranked among the top 20 for women in STEM by @monthly in recognition of fostering inclusive, collaborative education and research. pratt.duke.edu/news/empoweri…

Empowering Women in STEM Through Collaborative Innovation |

MEMS and CS are ranked among the top 20 departments for women in STEM for their commitment to fostering inclusive, collaborative education and research.

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Duke CompSci retweeted
Shuyan Zhou
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My lab at Duke has multiple Ph.D. openings! Our mission is to augment human decision-making by advancing the reasoning, comprehension, and autonomy of modern AI systems. I am attending #emnlp2024, happy to chat about PhD applications, LLM agents, evaluation etc etc!
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EVENT: Join us for a Duke CS Seminar on Fri., Nov. 22 from 12:00-1:00 PM EDT in Rubenstein 153. Jon Kleinberg, Tisch Univ. Prof. in Dept's of Computer Science and Information Science at Cornell University will discuss language generation in the limit. duke.is/9/y7pa
Informational graphic announcing a Duke Computer Science Colloquium led by Jon Kleinberg, Tisch Univ. Prof. in Dept's of Computer Science and Information Science at Cornell University will discuss language generation in the limit. The seminar will be held on Monday, November 22, 2024, at noon in Rubenstein 153, with lunch being served at 11:45 AM.

ALT Informational graphic announcing a Duke Computer Science Colloquium led by Jon Kleinberg, Tisch Univ. Prof. in Dept's of Computer Science and Information Science at Cornell University will discuss language generation in the limit. The seminar will be held on Monday, November 22, 2024, at noon in Rubenstein 153, with lunch being served at 11:45 AM.

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EVENT: Join us for a Duke CS Colloquium on Monday, Nov. 4, from 12:00-1:00 PM EDT in LSRC D106. Andrej Risteski, Assistant Professor of Machine Learning at Carnegie Mellon University, will discuss elucidating the design space of score-based losses. duke.is/5/pqbr
Informational graphic announcing a Duke Computer Science Colloquium led by Andrej Risteski, Assistant Professor of Machine Learning at Carnegie Mellon University. Title: "From Mixing Time to Sample Complexity: Elucidating the Design Space of Score-Based Losses." The colloquium will be held on Monday, November 4, 2024, at noon in LSRC D106, with lunch being served at 11:45 AM.

ALT Informational graphic announcing a Duke Computer Science Colloquium led by Andrej Risteski, Assistant Professor of Machine Learning at Carnegie Mellon University. Title: "From Mixing Time to Sample Complexity: Elucidating the Design Space of Score-Based Losses." The colloquium will be held on Monday, November 4, 2024, at noon in LSRC D106, with lunch being served at 11:45 AM.

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.@DukeU's strength in economics and computation was on display at the ADT-24, where co-chairs David Pennock (@DukePhysics BS’93 and CS MS’94) and Lirong Xia (CS PhD’11 and @DukeEcon MA’10) caught up w/ Mingyu Guo (CS PhD’10) and Kangning Wang (CS PhD’22). bit.ly/4hiQaFi
From left to right: Kangning Wang, Mingyu Guo, Rupert Freeman, David Pennock, Herve Moulin, Lirong Xia at the 8th international conference on algorithmic decision theory (ADT-24)

ALT From left to right: Kangning Wang, Mingyu Guo, Rupert Freeman, David Pennock, Herve Moulin, Lirong Xia at the 8th international conference on algorithmic decision theory (ADT-24)

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