Thirty-two undergraduates concentrating in computer science attended the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing last month in Orlando, Florida.

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation announced that Felix Heide is has received a Packard Fellowship.

Jaswinder Pal Singh, professor of computer science, has been named the inaugural Professor of Computer Science, Technology, and Societal Change.

Olga Russakovsky received a National Science Foundation CAREER award to mitigate bias in computer vision.

Radhika Nagpal, an expert in bio-inspired robotic systems and collective behavior, has joined the Princeton faculty.

Mark Braverman, a professor of computer science, has been awarded the Abacus Medal for significant contributions to mathematics and affiliated fields by the International Mathematical Union in Helsinki, Finland.

Matt Weinberg has won a President’s Awards for Distinguished Teaching.

Ryan Adams, a professor of computer science, agrees that these machines are the foundation of the modern economy, but he thinks there is a lot of room for improvement.

In Jimmy Wu’s apartment, a scrum of mini robots bump, swerve, and zip chaotically across a tabletop. It looks like an aggressive bumper car rally, but within a few minutes, order emerges.

Since arriving at Princeton last year, Felix Heide has unveiled a flock of new cameras that push the edge of the visual world.

Olga Russakovsky’s Princeton Visual AI Lab develops artificial intelligence (AI) systems with new capabilities in computer vision, including automated object detection and image captioning.

Adji Bousso Dieng wants to create artificial intelligence that can understand the mechanisms underlying complex systems and have a level of control over their behavior — work that could impact fields including science, health care and automated systems.