Category: Khoury College
Students build Chrome extension to simplify pronunciation searches
Aisha Abdur Rahim and Yi Zhang built PronunciAid, a Chrome extension that streamlines pronunciation searches on YouGlish Many language learners look up words on YouGlish...
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Silicon Valley students get rare look at chip inspection technology in visit to KLA
A group of students from the Silicon Valley campus got an inside look at process control — the science of ensuring production standards for microchips...
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In grad school, Mandar Ambulkar cranked up the pressure — and thrived
As the Class of 2025 lined up to receive their diplomas, Mandar Ambulkar (MS in Computer Science ’26) watched a monitor, waiting for his cue....
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Student researchers head to Las Vegas to attend CES 2026
One might think that the best way to deter the deer grazing in your backyard would be a big fence or a guard dog, but...
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Eight student teams pitched real VCs in the middle of finals — and they were on point
Addressing the room at the Startup Pitch Showcase, Shilpi Padhy tapped into both the excitement and trepidation that comes with new ideas. An entrepreneur and the CEO founder of Authentified.io, she was in attendance...
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TechCrunch Disrupt 2025: Aisha Abdur Rahim Shares Her Experience
It has been over a week since I attended TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 San Francisco, and I’m still soaking in all the incredible projects, conversations, and innovations...
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Can computer vision help us send better texts? These student researchers think so
EmojiCam uses AI facial recognition to help add emotional cues to text messages Have you ever sent what you thought was an innocuous text, only...
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Students reimagine nurse education using immersive tech: “AI-powered training can fill critical gaps”
For Qiwen (Fiona) Xiong, working on Nurse Town has always been personal. “My mother has been a nurse for over 30 years; during the COVID-19...
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Shreevidhya Shambanna on choosing to ask, at Amazon and beyond
When Shreevidhya Shambanna, 24, entered the Doppler—Amazon’s office building just north of downtown Seattle—and took the elevator to the 35th floor, she wasn’t just starting...
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