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CS Ph.D. Muyan Hu named 2026 ML and Systems Rising Star

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July 31, 2026

Sheldon Jacobson offers a 30-minute solution to daylight saving time

The Hill

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July 28, 2026

Gang Wang: has AI become too powerful to control?

Tech Xplore

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July 28, 2026

Sheldon Jacobson weighs in on daylight saving time becoming permanent

WCIA

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July 23, 2026

Siebel School and industry experts met in Chicago at DPI to explore AI changing the tech ecosystem

Discovery Partners Institute

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July 23, 2026

Celebrating Bill Gropp

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July 20, 2026

Rakesh Kumar on the rise of computer chips — and the race to control them

nature

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July 13, 2026

Midwest flagships, including Illinois Grainger Engineering are having a moment

Forbes

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July 9, 2026

CS Ph.D. Ryan Wong a 2026 ML and Systems Rising Star

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July 9, 2026

News Notes

7/27/2026
Calvin Xu, CS PhD, won first place in the AI4Math@ICML 2026 Track 2 competition on Theoretical Computer Science (TCS) Proving in Lean. Advised by Gagandeep Singh, CS assistant professor, Xu bested 46 competitors and 182 total submissions to take the top prize. The competition focused on theorem proving in theoretical computer science, using Lean 4 and CSLib, covering problems in graph theory and combinatorics, computational complexity and algorithm correctness.
7/24/2026
Daniel S. Katz, CS research professor and NCSA chief scientist, moderated the Research Software Alliance (ReSA) and CHORUS Forum which explored embedding research software in scholarly publishing. Katz underscored that "research software has become a foundational component of modern research, and improving its discoverability, citation, preservation and reproducibility requires coordinated action across the research ecosystem." The forum brought together publishers, funders, infrastructure providers, software researchers, engineers, and open science leaders to discuss how research software can be more effectively integrated into scholarly publishing.