CSE Seminar Speaker: Dr. Katie Davis, University of Washington (UW) - "Understanding and Designing for Youth Flourishing in a Digital Age": cse.nd.edu/events/understand…
☘️ Join us today!
🕞 3:30pm
📍 Cushing Hall
The Department of Computer Science & Engineering at
@NotreDame is hiring tenure-track faculty (Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor) in Ethics & Computing 💻☘️
📍 Notre Dame, IN
🗓️ Priority Deadline: Nov 15
🔗 Apply here: apply.interfolio.com/195819
Join us Oct 30 as author and professor Aaron Shaw uncovers the broader story behind peer production—the foundation of the internet and global digital knowledge infrastructure—its hidden impacts and uncertain future in today’s digital world.
Learn more: library.nd.edu/events/peer-p…
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CSE Seminar Speaker: Jeff Erickson, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - "Understanding Inequity in (My) CS Theory Classes": cse.nd.edu/events/understand…
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🕞3:30pm
📍303 Cushing Hall
🍀 Notre Dame is well represented at #CSCW2026! Our work spans gig work & rideshare, social VR & XR collaboration, AI & research integrity, youth online safety, privacy, and supporting community orgs & K-12 teachers. Come find us! @lucy_institute@ND_CSE@KeoughGlobalND
Hesburgh Library will have limited hours during fall break, from Sunday, Oct. 18, through Saturday, Oct. 24.
• Sunday, 9:00am – 11:00pm
• Monday through Friday, 7:00am – 11:00pm
• Saturday, 9:00am – 11:00pm
More information: library.nd.edu/hours.
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When minutes or even seconds can make the difference in emergency situations, accurate information is critical.
Notre Dame Professor Jane Cleland-Huang is the lead researcher on DroneResponse, using intelligent drones to help first responders locate and rescue drowning victims faster.
go.nd.edu/17585b
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CSE Seminar Speaker: Dr. Jianlin Cheng, University of Missouri-Columbia - "AI Methods for Modeling Protein Structure and Interaction": cse.nd.edu/events/ai-methods…
☘️ Join us today!
🕞 3:30pm
📍Cushing Hall
Do you use geospatial technologies? Share how #GIS contributes to your real-world research and projects that make a difference in our community and around the world in lightning talks on GISDay 2026.
Submit your abstract by Nov. 1. Learn more at: library.nd.edu/events/gis-da…
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CSE Seminar Speaker: Dr. Brent Hecht, Northwestern University and Microsoft - "AI that People Actually Want: The Urgent Need for a New AI Paradigm with Widely Shared Net Societal Benefits": cse.nd.edu/events/ai-that-pe…
☘️ Join us today!
🕞 3:30pm
📍 Cushing Hall
👏 Congratulations to @ND_CSE professor Peter Kogge, named to the HPCwire 35 Legends Class of 2026!
The honor recognizes individuals whose contributions have helped shape and advance the high-performance computing community.
More about the honor: hpcwire.com/35-hpc-legends/
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Congratulations to the College of Engineering Class of 2026! Your hard work, resilience, innovation, and commitment to the common good have prepared you to help engineer a better world for all.
We can’t wait to see what’s next. Go Irish! 🎓🍀
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👏👏 Notre Dame Engineering professors Danny Chen @ND_CSE and Joshua Shrout @CEEES_ND have been elected 2025 AAAS Fellows. From life-saving algorithms to microbial biofilms, their work is advancing health and engineering for the common good.
Read more: engineering.nd.edu/news/dann…
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ALT Computer Science Seminar Series: Data-Centric Machine Learning and Foundation Models for Molecular Discovery. March 12, 2026, 228 Malone Hall. Refreshments available 10:30 a.m. Seminar begins 10:45 a.m. Gang Liu, University of Notre Dame.
👏 Congratulations to @ND_CSE Elijah Jones ’27, @NotreDame’s new student body president! 🍀 Experience has taught him the value of listening and hard work, and engineering’s logic and creativity have shaped him as a leader.
Read more: engineering.nd.edu/news/meet…
📸 Engineering in Photos: Winter 2025–2026 (Dec–Jan) highlights a student-built Dobsonian telescope, autonomous medication assistants, light-up Christmas cards, and Arctic fieldwork under the polar night.
Take a look ❄️⬇️
engineering.nd.edu/news/engi…
🤔 How can #AI be built to cultivate — not displace — human capacities like learning, empathy, and creativity?
Join the @lucy_institute for Designing AI for Human Growth, the inaugural event of AI for Society: A Panel Series.
RSVP here: lucyinstitute.nd.edu/news-ev…