The chip, called MORPHEUS, blocks potential attacks by encrypting and randomly reshuffling key bits of its own code and data twenty times per second. Development is led by Prof. Todd Austin.
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Prof. Alanson Sample bridges the gap between billions of ‘smart’ devices in the Internet of Things and hundreds of billions of non-smart objects left out of the picture.
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Uche Eke is a student athlete and one of a small number of black students enrolled in the CS program at Michigan.
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Prof. J. Alex Halderman will work to educate lawmakers, future cybersecurity experts, and the public on the development of secure election processes.
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To meet computing demand in a post-Moore’s Law future, Prof. Reetuparna Das develops new architectures that improve performance by orders of magnitude.
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CSE PhD student Allison McDonald is working with Profs. J. Alex Halderman and Florian Schaub (School of Information) to protect vulnerable and marginalized communities from cyber threats.
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CSE PhD student Charles Eckert earned an NDSEG Fellowship to give computer memory a dual responsibility to both store and compute data.
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CSE PhD student Matt Perez earned an NSF Fellowship for his research analyzing speech patterns of patients with Huntington's disease.
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Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson led the inaugural meeting for the state's new commission, beginning its review and assessment of election security.
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Prof. Mark Guzdial is a leading expert in computing education research, and was one of the field's earliest researchers.
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