Research in AI:
Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences
As an important and growing subfield of computing, with many applications to other computing subfields and other disciplines, artificial intelligence is part of undergraduate and graduate courses across many of our academic programs.
Coursework ranges from introductory courses that are open to all students to specialized technology, theory, and research courses for graduate students. Our faculty and students have been conducting research in artificial intelligence on both foundational AI technologies and applications of societal importance where AI changes how we live, work, and interact.
Faculty Research Expertise Areas
- Machine Learning/Deep Learning: Secure, Trustworthy, Interpretable, and Federated;
- Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition;
- Natural Language Processing.
- Multiagent Systems;
- Nature-Inspired Machine Learning;
- Human-in-the-Loop;
- AI for Social Good;
- AI for Cybersecurity;
- AI for Healthcare;
- AI for Games
Graduate students (Ph.D. and MS) are often working in our various labs with faculty mentors, while undergraduates may work alongside them.
