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Computer Science

University of North Carolina

Computer Science at University of North Carolina has 89 faculty on GradNova.

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Distributed Embedded Systems
Electromobility
Embedded Control Systems
Energy Storage Systems
+8
M
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Access Control
Distributed Collaboration
Mobile Computing
Software Engineering Environments
+4
T
Interdisciplinary Scientific Challenges: Bioengineering, Quantum Computing
Machine Learning Problems: Sparsity, Robustness, Learning to Optimize, Graph Learning, Diffusion Models
Biomedical Text Mining and Ontologies
Domain Adaptation and Few-Shot Learning
+3
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Applications of ML and NLP
Narrative Understanding
Natural Language Understanding
Social NLP
F
3D Interactive Computer Graphics
Computer Architecture
Human-Computer Interaction
The Design Process
+6
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3D Interactive Computer Graphics
Assistive Technology
Hardware and Software for Man-Machine Interaction
Image-Based Rendering
+7
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First-Person Vision
Human Behavior Modeling
Multi-Modal Deep Learning
Transfer Learning
+1
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Clothing Recognition
Computer Vision
Gaze Pattern Analysis
Human-In-The Loop Recognition
+10
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Caching
Performance Modeling
Resource Allocation
Scheduling
+5
M
Mohit Bansal

John R. and Louise S. Parker Distinguished Professor, Director of Graduate Admissions

Computer Science

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Human-Like Language Generation and Q&a/dialogue
Interpretable and Structured Deep Learning
Multimodal, Grounded, and Embodied Semantics
Statistical Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning
+3
J
Aggregated Search Systems and Evaluation
Information Retrieval
Machine Learning
Search Assistance
+4
J
Distributed and Concurrent Algorithms
Multicore Computing
Operating Systems
Real-Time Systems
+5
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Ron Alterovitz

Lawrence Grossberg Distinguished Professor, Associate Chair for Faculty Affairs

Computer Science

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Assistive Robotics
Medical Imaging
Medical Robotics
Physically-Based Simulation
+6
J
Jay Aikat

Vice Dean, School of Data Science and Society, Research Professor

Computer Science

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Data Mining
Experimental Methods and Models in Networking Research and Education
Internet Traffic Generation, Wireless Networks, Congestion Control and Active Queue Management
Measurement and Modeling of Internet Traffic, Protocol Benchmarking
+5
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High-Performance Scientific and Industrial Computing
High-Productivity, Domain Specific Languages
Pattern Recognition Applied to National Security Problems
Signal, Image, and Video Processing
R
3D Interactive Computer Graphics
Distributed Systems
Human-Computer Interaction
Scientific Visualization
+3
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