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Computer Science

University of Kansas

Computer Science at University of Kansas has 37 faculty on GradNova.

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Sar Signal Processing and Related Technologies
Sensor Design and Development, and System Engineering
Signal and Image Processing
Cryospheric Studies and Observations
+4
S
Sarah Sebo

Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Computer Science

University of Kansas

Human-Computer Interaction
Human-Robot Interaction
Robotics
Social Robot Interaction and HRI
+4
C
Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Genetics
Genomics
Metagenomics
+6
H
Heechul Yun

Deane E. Ackers Scholar, Professor

Computer Science

University of Kansas

Computer Architecture
Embedded Real-Time Systems
Operating Systems
Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques
+4
Z
AI for Healthcare
Data Mining
Mobile Intelligence
Natural Language Processing
+5
H
Analysis of Algorithms
Cloud/edge Computing
Fault Tolerance
High-Performance Computing
+6
J
All Aspects of Electromagnetic Sensing, Including:
Applications Estimation Theory in Electromagnetic Sensing
Applications of Marginal Fisher's Information in Sensor Design
Ground-Penetrating Radar
+3
S
Computational Medicine
Computer Vision
High Performance Scientific Computing Algorithms
Model Order Reduction
+6
S
Biomedical Applications
Biometric Authentication
Hardware Security
ECG Monitoring and Analysis
+4
A
Applied Electromagnetics, Optics and Photonics
Metamaterials
Nonlinear Optics
Plasmonics
+5
H
Cybersecurity and Information Assurance
Formal Methods in Software Engineering
Secure Software Engineering
Software Architecture
+7
A
Brain-Machine Interfaces
Data Science/machine Learning for Neurotechnologies
Neural Encoding of Hand and Finger Movements
D
Audio Signal Processing
Network Performance
E
Erik Perrins

University Distinguished Professor, Department Chair

Computer Science

University of Kansas

Advanced Modulation Techniques
Channel Coding
Digital Communication Theory
Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Communications
+6
V
Integrated Sensing and Communications
Millimeter Wave and Terahertz Communications
Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (mimo) Communications
Signal Processing and Machine Learning for Wireless Communications
+5
P
Patrick McCormick

Assistant Professor, Assistant Scientist

Computer Science

University of Kansas

Adaptive Signal Processing and Parameter Estimation
Dual-Function Radar-Communications
Electromagnetic Spectrum Coexistence
Multichannel Rf Signal Design and Optimization
+6
B
Autonomous Vehicles
Computer Vision
Machine Learning
World-Scale Mapping
B
Bo Luo

H.J. and Joan O. Wertz Professor

Computer Science

University of Kansas

Information Retrieval, Web and Online Social Networks
Information Security and Privacy, Database Security
Security and Privacy Issues in Smart Grid Systems
Xml and Conventional Database Systems, Data Management
+5
J
Formal Methods in Verification
Intelligent Tutoring Systems and Adaptive Learning
Manufacturing Process and Optimization
Model-Driven Software Engineering Techniques
+1
F
Computer Security
Network Security
Secure Data Sharing and Publishing
Security and Privacy of Iot, Mobile, and Cyber-Physical Systems
+7
C
Carlton Leuschen

Professor, Director of the Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets

Computer Science

University of Kansas

High Resolution Radar for Agricultural Applications
Planetary Radar Sounding
Radar System Design and Development
Remote Sensing of Ice and Snow
P
Prasad Kulkarni

Professor, Associate Chair for Graduate Studies

Computer Science

University of Kansas

Compiler Optimizations
Software Performance
Software Security
Virtual Machines and Runtime Systems
+5
D
David Johnson

Teaching Professor, Associate Chair for Undergraduate Studies

Computer Science

University of Kansas

Applied Linguistics
Human Robot Interaction
Machine Learning
Natural Language Understanding
+1
R
Applied Electromagnetics
Biomedical Imaging Radar
Radar Systems Design
Advanced Biosensing and Bioanalysis Techniques
+4
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