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University of South Carolina

University of South Carolina

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University of South Carolina has 24 faculty across 1 departments on GradNova. 8 researchers have received 12 NSF grants totaling $7.1M.

Departments

Computer Science

Faculty

Q
Machine Learning
Reinforcement Learning
Turfgrass Adaptation and Management
Plant Tissue Culture and Regeneration
+3
J
Multiagent Systems
Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation
Auction Theory and Applications
Game Theory and Applications
+2
M
Computational Complexity in Artificial Intelligence
Heuristics for Problem Solving
Normative Reasoning Under Uncertainty
Y
Affective Computing
Computer Vision
Eye Gaze Tracking
Facial Activity Analysis
+8
M
It Offshoring
It Value
Social Costs of Information Privacy
Software Patent Policy Design
+6
B
Domain and User Models
Goal-Oriented Human-Machine Collaboration
Learning
Natural Interfaces
+6
A
Augmented Personalized Health
Machine Learning
Physical/iot-Cyber-Social-Clinical Big Data
Semantic Web
+5
J
Educational Games and Gamification
Genomics and Chromatin Dynamics
Genomics and Phylogenetic Studies
Robotic Path Planning Algorithms
+1
P
J
C
Brain Development
Neurodevelopmental Disorders
S
Internet Routing
Mobile Computing
Wireless Networking
Neurobiology of Language and Bilingualism
+2
V
Computational Neuroscience
Data Mining
Dynamical Systems
Sepsis Diagnosis and Treatment
+2
R
Heterogeneous Computing
Re-Configurability
Network Packet Processing and Optimization
Genomics and Phylogenetic Studies
+3
N
P
Causal AI
Causal Representation Learning
Computer Systems
ML Explainability
+11
C
Distributed Systems
Intrusion Detection
Network Protocol Design
Network Security
+6
J
AI for Healthcare
Bioinformatics
Data Mining
Deep Learning
+3
B
B
P
Quantum Programming Languages
Type Theory
Topic Modeling
Multimodal Machine Learning Applications
+3
S
Computability
Computational Complexity
Information
Quantum Computing
+5
N
F
Deep Learning
Information Retrieval
Machine Learning
Reinforcement Learning
+5