CS students present work at the 2021 SSU Virtual Research symposium

Computer Science students present research work at the 2021 SSU Virtual Research symposium

May 13, 2021

The annual SSU Science Symposium continued to be virtual in 2021. Computer Science faculty and students presented research posters, showcasing the research work they undertook (largely remotely) during the Fall and Spring.

Ari Encarnacion and Dr. Gurman Gill: Machine Learning in Geology—
A Pipeline for Automatic Classification of Shear-Sense Indicating Clasts

Matyas Krizek Alondra Lona, Rohit Basu and Dr. Shubbhi Taneja: Profiling CUDA Benchmarks for Performance Analysis on Modern GPUs

Alexander Barajas-Ritchie and Dr. Lisa Bentley: QSM Modeling Processing for Redwood Trees — Optimizing QSM Modeling Processing for Redwood Trees

Sean Callahan, Maximillian Otto vonBlankenburg and Dr. Mark Gondree: Exposing the TestU01 and PractRand PRNG test suites to scientific libraries via Python

Alex Dewey, Vincent Valenzuela, Antone Silveria, and Jonathan Calderon Chavez, Colin Quinn and Dr. Gurman Gill: Using Machine Learning to Measure Biodiversity from Sound Recordings