Princeton Computer Science

Annika Yeh, a senior majoring in COS, won a dept award for her independent work project. Her research looks at whether deep learning models can label trees and vegetation on archival aerial photographs of Namibia.

📸 Photo from Yeh's project, with trees marked as pink dots.

Congrats to Nicolaas Kaashoek, PhD student in CS, on being awarded a Wallace Memorial Fellowship from @PrincetonGrad! 🎉

The fellowship is the highest award conferred to graduate students at @EPrinceton.

Kaashoek's research focuses on distributed systems and cloud storage.

The FlyWire project, co-led by @SebastianSeung, produced the first complete wiring map of an adult fruit fly brain.

It's 1 of 6 research projects supported by @AnthropicAI's AI for Science program:

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Can AI help make HVAC systems more efficient? A contest at @NeurIPSConf wants to find out!

Co-organized by @Princeton's Victoria Dean, the competition is looking for ideas on how to use ML to improve building energy efficiency.

The prize is $40,000.

bit.ly/4ir4CMI

Congrats to @adjiboussodieng on being selected by @theNAEng to participate in the Grainger Foundation Frontiers of Engineering EU-US Symposium! 🎉

The symposium brings together engineers from the US and the EU to share ideas and build connections.

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