computer science

Machine sounds enable reverse engineering of source code

In the spirit of UCI’s forward-thinking founders, campus researchers see beyond the present to create a brilliant future

Middle school students develop mobile apps to address challenges posed by National Academy of Engineering

Syed Ali Jafar, a UC Irvine computer scientist who has changed the world’s understanding of the capacity of wireless networks, has won the 2015 Blavatnik National Award for Young Scientists in physical sciences & engineering. One of three winners chosen from among 300 candidates from highly ranked American universities and research institutions, Jafar will receive a $250,000 unrestricted cash prize and a medal in September at New York’s Museum of Natural History.

With Data Privacy Day this week, campus expert offers timely advice on safeguarding sensitive digital information

New app created by ICS students helps users navigate UCI campus

With computer ‘break-ins’ growing in sophistication and number, UC Irvine researchers work to foil future attacks

Two in ICS’s doctoral program win fellowships recognizing world’s ‘most promising young academics’

Computer scientist aims to integrate health data and make it globally available – by phone

Recent UCI discovery related to cancer treatment is the type of work endangered