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CNS Dean Honors Three UTCS Students in Graduate Honors

Alan Baade, Prasann Singhal, and Jimmy Xin, CS students named Dean's Honored Scholars. Photos of students against an orange block and an abstract background.

05/08/2025 - As part of an annual tradition, the College of Natural Sciences recongized a select number of graduates from across the college with its highest undergraduate honor. Nominated by faculty, three Computer Science graduating seniors were named as part of the Dean's Honored Graduates. 

Jiaheng Hu Earns 2025 Two Sigma Ph.D. Fellowship

Jiaheng Hu in a blue and gray shirt against a gray background with "Jiaheng Hu Awarded 2025 Two Sigma PhD Fellowship" in a san serif font to his left.

04/23/2025 - Third-year doctoral student, Jiaheng Hu is one of two recipients selected for a Ph.D. fellowship with Two Sigma, a New York-based hedge fund dedicated to research and development in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

How Undergraduates Can Get Research Experience with Peter Stone

Ryan Atkinson at Tech Guide Interviews Peter Stone about How Undergraduates Can Get Research Experience

02/12/2025 - In a recent interview with TechGuide.org, UT Austin Computer Science Professor Peter Stone shares insights on how undergraduates can secure research opportunities in AI. As the founder of the Learning Agents Research Group and Director of Texas Robotics, he emphasizes the value of interdisciplinary skills, hands-on research, and continuous learning. Listen to the full conversation to explore AI career paths, research strategies, and actionable steps for breaking into the field.

‘To do things they hadn't even thought of’: Senior Turing Scholar publishes second computer science research paper

Turing student Alan Baade pictured in gray and white against geometic print on white background and orange soundwaves running behind Alan's head.

10/01/2024 - Computer Science and Mathematics senior Alan Baade really enjoys spending hours on problems.Especially the particularly hard ones, he said. Spending 40 hours on one equation with a small break for sleep somewhere in the middle is rewarding to him.“I think it's because you can tell at the end of this you are going to understand the material,” Baade said.  “You're going to understand computers.”

UT Computer Science Students Win Prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowships

Three students working in a computer science lab together looking at a segway robot.

05/20/2024 - The National Science Foundation (NSF) has announced the recipients of its prestigious Graduate Research Fellowships (NSF GRFP) for 2024, and students from the Department of Computer Science at The University of Texas at Austin's College of Natural Sciences (CNS) have been prominently recognized. This year, four Computer Science students were honored with fellowships or honorable mentions, highlighting their outstanding contributions and potential in various cutting-edge research areas.