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Siebel School Experts at Work

Big challenges. Bold solutions. See how our faculty, students and alumni are shaping tomorrow's world.

Daniel Katz: Building a Research Software Community

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Siebel School In the Media
February 17, 2026

Thomas Siebel along with eight Grainger engineers and affiliates elected to National Academy of Engineers

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Siebel School News
February 13, 2026

CS student Wei Xiong named Google PhD fellow

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Siebel School News
February 13, 2026

CS Alum Pete Koomen is betting on people: A startup founder and investor’s perspective on entrepreneurship

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Siebel School News
February 13, 2026

AICE forges ahead with a look back

Siebel School of Computing and Data Science

Siebel School News
February 12, 2026

Pariza Tabriz: Fortifying Google's Chrome Security for 3 Billion Users

Siebel School In the Media
February 12, 2026

News Notes

- 2/17/2026
  MS CS student Madhav Kanda, Meta researcher ('25 Ph.D. Computer Science), Shubham Ugare, and CS professor Sasa Misailovic's RefineStat: Efficient Exploration for Probabilistic Program Synthesis paper was selected for an Oral Presentation at the ICLR machine learning conference, awarded to the top ~1% of submitted papers.
- 2/11/2026
  Watch CS professor Ling Ren's a16z crypto talk on the commit latency of Byzantine consensus protocols. He discusses the tight good-case commit latency in various settings, and the concurrent 2-and-3-round design paradigm. a16z crypto is advancing the science and technology of the next generation of the internet.