CSE Adjunct Professor Ben Rosen received one of the highest honors awarded to a researcher by being made a Member of the European Academy of Sciences. Members of the Academy are selected for their distinguished and unique contribution to modern science and technology.

CSE Professor Chung-Kuan (C.K.) Cheng received the 2002 IEEE Circuits and Systems Society, CAD Transactions Best Paper Award for the paper co-authored with P.N. Guo, T. Takahashi and T. Yoshimura, entitled "Floorplanning Using a Tree Representation," IEEE Trans. on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, vol. 20, no. 2, pp. 281-289, February 2001.

CSE and Cal-IT2 break ground on two new buildings to support technology research and education. [Read More...]

The Institute for Scientific Information (ISI), recently examined 7 million computer science research papers from 1991-2001 for citation impact and ranked UCSD CSE as the third "high-impact" world-wide academic institution and fourth among all research organizations. Citation impact is considered one of the most important measures of influence on the field of computer science. [Read More...]

With funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF), researchers at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) will embark on eight new projects in the field of information technology (IT) including development of a new architecture for computer networks based on optical communications, and new ways to use IT in the study of earth sciences. Projects include: The OptIPuter Project, GEOscience Network (GEON), Network Framework, and The SEEK Project. [Read More...]

CSE Professor Pavel Pevzner, an expert in computational biology, and CSE Project Scientist Glenn Tesler have co-authored landmark papers appearing in Nature and Genome Research. The findings state that comparison of human, mouse genomes show more genomic rearrangements to account for 75 million years of evolution. Click here for the NIH news release.

CSE Professor Bill Griswold helped Sixth College students get connected through the ActiveCampus program. PDAs were given to all Sixth College entering freshman as part of their technology and the arts curriculum. [Read More...]

CSE and Cal-(IT)2 will receive $400,000 in technology from Ixia for labs and research on next-generation optical networks. Ixia's donation of equipment and software will support research and classroom laboratory environments within the CSE department and UCSD Extension's Information Technologies Program. The donation will come from Ixia's University Partners Program (IxUPP), set up to further advancements in Internet research and development. [Read More...]