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Congratulations to #PurdueCS Professor Aniket Kate for being promoted to Full Professor by #Purdue's Board of Trustees. This promotion will be effective starting in the 2026-27 academic year.

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Congratulations to #PurdueCS Professor Kent Quanrud for being promoted to Associate Professor by #Purdue's Board of Trustees. This promotion will be effective starting in the 2026-27 academic year.

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@purduecs graduation happening now!Congrats to the newest @lifeatpurdue alumni! #boilerup

The newest alumni!Congrats College of Science grads!#boilerup

Earlier in April at #PurdueCS, the Computer Science Women's Network organized its annual Puzzle Day. 🧩🎲

Teams of students competed to solve a wide variety of puzzles, which ranged from math-based riddles, ciphers, and logic puzzles.

Events like these highlight the creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving spirit that define our community at #PurdueCS.

#PurdueScience #PuzzleDay

Earlier in April at #PurdueCS, the Computer Science Women's Network organized its annual Puzzle Day. 🧩🎲

Teams of students competed to solve a wide variety of puzzles, which ranged from math-based riddles, ciphers, and logic puzzles.

Events like these highlight the creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving spirit that define our community at #PurdueCS.

#PurdueScience #PuzzleDay

Earlier in April at #PurdueCS, the Computer Science Women's Network organized its annual Puzzle Day. 🧩🎲

Teams of students competed to solve a wide variety of puzzles, which ranged from math-based riddles, ciphers, and logic puzzles.

Events like these highlight the creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving spirit that define our community at #PurdueCS.

#PurdueScience #PuzzleDay

Earlier in April at #PurdueCS, the Computer Science Women's Network organized its annual Puzzle Day. 🧩🎲

Teams of students competed to solve a wide variety of puzzles, which ranged from math-based riddles, ciphers, and logic puzzles.

Events like these highlight the creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving spirit that define our community at #PurdueCS.

#PurdueScience #PuzzleDay

Researchers at #PurdueCS have created a system that can edit photos uploaded by individuals without seeing their faces or private details.

Traditional AI models can indirectly disclose your biometric data, but this system delivers full privacy, so sensitive data is retained on the user's device.

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#PurdueScience #AI #Privacy

Researchers at #PurdueCS have created a system that can edit photos uploaded by individuals without seeing their faces or private details.

Traditional AI models can indirectly disclose your biometric data, but this system delivers full privacy, so sensitive data is retained on the user's device.

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#PurdueScience #AI #Privacy

The #PurdueCS Graduate Symposium, organized by the Graduate Student Board (GSB) showcased the innovative research of our graduate community.

The day featured presentations, panel discussions, and a poster session where computer science graduate students shared cutting-edge research across a wide variety of topics in the field.

The symposium highlighted the depth and impact of graduate research at #Purdue, bringing together a community driven by curiosity, collaboration, and innovation.

#PurdueScience #GraduateResearch #Symposium

The #PurdueCS Graduate Symposium, organized by the Graduate Student Board (GSB) showcased the innovative research of our graduate community.

The day featured presentations, panel discussions, and a poster session where computer science graduate students shared cutting-edge research across a wide variety of topics in the field.

The symposium highlighted the depth and impact of graduate research at #Purdue, bringing together a community driven by curiosity, collaboration, and innovation.

#PurdueScience #GraduateResearch #Symposium

The #PurdueCS Graduate Symposium, organized by the Graduate Student Board (GSB) showcased the innovative research of our graduate community.

The day featured presentations, panel discussions, and a poster session where computer science graduate students shared cutting-edge research across a wide variety of topics in the field.

The symposium highlighted the depth and impact of graduate research at #Purdue, bringing together a community driven by curiosity, collaboration, and innovation.

#PurdueScience #GraduateResearch #Symposium

The #PurdueCS Graduate Symposium, organized by the Graduate Student Board (GSB) showcased the innovative research of our graduate community.

The day featured presentations, panel discussions, and a poster session where computer science graduate students shared cutting-edge research across a wide variety of topics in the field.

The symposium highlighted the depth and impact of graduate research at #Purdue, bringing together a community driven by curiosity, collaboration, and innovation.

#PurdueScience #GraduateResearch #Symposium

The #PurdueCS Graduate Symposium, organized by the Graduate Student Board (GSB) showcased the innovative research of our graduate community.

The day featured presentations, panel discussions, and a poster session where computer science graduate students shared cutting-edge research across a wide variety of topics in the field.

The symposium highlighted the depth and impact of graduate research at #Purdue, bringing together a community driven by curiosity, collaboration, and innovation.

#PurdueScience #GraduateResearch #Symposium

Professor Dan Reed, a #PurdueCS Alumnus, was named the recipient of Computing Research Association's 2026 Distinguished Service Award.

Reed's research has made significant contributions to high-performance computing, cyberinfrastructure, and national science and technology policy. He is an Emeritus Presidential Professor in Computational Science at the University of Utah.

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#PurdueScience #PurdueAlum #Computing

Professor Tan at #PurdueCS received the 2026 Most Influential Paper Award for her leading research in software engineering.

Her work applies deep learning to automatically find software defects, which has played a significant role in furthering the intersection of machine learning and software engineering research.

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#PurdueScience #Research #SoftwareEngineering

Congratulations to the Purdue University Indianapolis students who received Golden Hammer awards! 27 undergrads, including these students from Purdue Science, were honored on April 23, 2026.
2026 Golden Hammer Award for Excellence Awardees:
Raja Ali - Computer Science
Younes Aref - Computer Science
Lina Im - Computer Science
Thiru Veleyudham - Data Science & Applied Statistics
2026 Golden Hammer Trailblazer Awardees:
Abha Gupta - Computer Science
Om Janamanchi - Computer Science
Co-Sponsorship/Collaboration of the Year:
Presented to the organization that provided the most outstanding co-sponsored program or program series for the betterment of campus, students and Purdue University. The winning organization showcases the importance of collaboration, takes initiative to begin tasks related to positive change, displays an understanding of campus needs and shows successful interactions between multiple campus organizations, all with a demonstrably successful program. The winning organization receives a plaque.
Computer Science Club (Indianapolis)
#boiler up

Purdue University is launching an innovative quantum degrees program. The College of Engineering and the College of Science are preparing to roll out an expanded array of educational opportunities, combining theory and practical application and covering quantum computing, sensing and communications.

Hey, accepted #PurdueCS Students 👋

Want a head start on your first CS class at #Purdue?

👉 Apply to the Bridge Program!

✅Gain early access to the campus
✅Develop a network of peers
✅Meet the Professor and student teaching assistants

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#PurdueScience #PurdueUniversity