The Taub Faculty of Computer Science News and Announcements

On Tuesday, January 24, 2023 CS held projects fair for the Winter Semester of 2023, where 30 teams of undergraduate students presented and demonstrated projects in various fields in IoT, Android, Arduino and Networks, developed as part of the final project in the software engineering and communication networks track, most of which were carried out in collaboration with various social associations and organizations, and were intended to make a contribution to the community. The presenting ...

The Henry and Marilyn Taub Faculty of Computer Science congratulates the winners of the Excellent TA awards for 2022 Spring Semester: Persistent Excellent TA: Mohammad Agbarya Ido Galil Itai Evron Boaz Moav Ido Rafael Omer Rappoport Yara Shamshoum Faculty Persistent Excellent TA: Ami Ganz Faculty Excellent TA: Shaked Brody Itai Eilat Shafik Nassar Boris Pismenny Kas-Sharir Hen Congratulations to all the winners!

TheMarker By: Dr. Gal Oren (CS, Technion) December 28, 2022 The journey to speed up computer performance continues with the understanding that the shift in achieving performance is now moving from hardware to software. The new Intel oneAPI Center of Excellence at the Technion will help train the next generation of high-performance computing researchers and developers by expanding the use of cross-architecture programming in teaching, research and development. Full Article

Technion CS annual Hackathon - Doing Good will take place on Thursday and Friday, March 30-31, 2023 in the CS Taub Building, and this year will focus on technological developments for hospitalized children with the aim of making their stay in the hospital, their families and the staff that care for them easier. More details will be published soon.

Congratulations to Dr. Inbal Talgam-Cohen and Dr. Oren Salzman, for winning the 2022 Henry Taub Prize for Academic Excellence, awarded to faculty members in the Faculty of Computer Science for exceptional excellence in research. Well done success in research

The Technion January 19, 2023 Assistant Professor Yonatan Belinkov from the Henry and Marilyn Taub Faculty of Computer Science at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology has been awarded funding from Open Philanthropy for “An Initiative for the Interpretable Control of Artificial Intelligence.” Open Philanthropy identifies outstanding giving opportunities, makes grants, follows the results, and publishes its findings. Its mission is to give as effectively as it can. Prof. Belinkov won the grant together ...

Congratulations to the PhD student, Boris Pismenny, supervised by prof. Dan Tsafrir and Prof. Adam Morrison, on winning the award: The Applied Networking Research Prize (ANRP) 2023, granted by Internet Research Task Force, for his paper (with co-authors): "Autonomous NIC Offloads" published at ASPLOS 2021. The prize is awarded for the best recent applied results in the field of computer communication that are expected to influence Internet-related technologies and standards. Well done!

Ynet January 9, 2023 Karin Eivshitz-Segal joined 21 years ago as a computer science student at the Technion and since then has focused on product development and quality and performance testing technologies. Today she leads Intel's global validation organization, which is responsible for testing all personal computing products and servers, and acts as the CEO of Intel's development centers in Israel. Full Article

The Technion open day will take place today, Thursday, January 5, 2023, starting at 12:30, and will last until the evening, and in the CS will be held on 13:00 and at 16:30, on the entrance floor and Auditoriums 1 & 2 of Taub building. More details

The CS Department held its tenth Research Day on Wednesday, December 28, 2022 which exhibited 22 of the finest researches carried out by our excellent M.Sc. and Ph.D. students before multitude of guests from the Technion and the industry. The festive event lasted more more than 3 hours during which the presenters repeatedly demonstrated their research to highly intrigued audience and both visitors and young researchers were greatly enthusiastic and an official judging committee ranked ...