For essential contributions, including to threshold cryptography, delegated computation, and lower bounds, and for service to the IACR.
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The Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) Executive Council, in conjunction with it's president, serves to shape the world's AI research agenda, advance education, formulate ethical policy, and interact with governments Download Flyer.
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Kei Nemoto developed a software that helps searching for COVID-19 Scholarly articles. More details and all 120 submissions can be found here. Download Flyer.

"Cultural Analytics" published by "The MIT Press" is a book at the intersection of data science and media studies, presenting concepts and methods for computational analysis of cultural data.
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Distinguished Professor in Computer Science Sos Agaian co-chaired the conference “Image Processing: Algorithms and Systems XVIII”. It was held at San Francisco from 26th to 30th of January. He also chaired several Sessions including “Scene Understanding,” “Image and Video Processing,” and “Medical Image Processing.” He also delivered
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2. A short course on “Imaging Applications of Artificial Intelligence.
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Hannah Aizenman and Michael Grossberg were awarded a $52,000 grant for Matplotlib Development. The grant is part of a $250,000 award from Chan Zukerberg to the Matplotlib Development team. More details

The paper entitled “Comprehensive Database for Facial Expression Analysis” (FG2000) with authors Takeo Kanade, Jeffrey F. Cohn, & Yingli Tian received the FG’19 Test of Time Award More details

PicatSAT developed by Neng-Fa Zhou won top prizes in the 2019 XCSP solver competition. More details

Two Student Poster Competition Winners of 2019 were announced at the September 20th back-to-school event. More details

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Anita Raja is awarded 4 year NIH/NLM R01 grant titled “SCH: Prediction of preterm birth in nulliparous women” with Columbia University and Columbia University Medical Center PIs.

Neng-Fa Zhou won the online track of the ICLP'19 Programming Contest. Certificate.