News and updates from Khoury College, the academic home of the MS in Artificial Intelligence, MS in Computer Science, and MS in Data Science programs.
The next Student Research Showcase is April 23, 2026
Our annual research showcase is one of the highlights of our year. Students from all programs and at all levels present their independent and group projects to their peers, faculty, and visiting judges. From first semester projects to senior capstones, this event highlights the incredible work that is happening across our community.
Latest News from Khoury College at Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley students get rare look at chip inspection technology in visit to KLA
Graduate students visited KLA's Milpitas headquarters for a behind-the-scenes look at chip inspection technology, clean room operations, and semiconductor career paths.
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In grad school, Mandar Ambulkar cranked up the pressure — and thrived
Up through undergrad, Mandar stayed focus on academics because he understood that as the path to success. In grad school, he started adding more to his plate — and discovered new strengths.
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Student researchers head to Las Vegas to attend CES 2026
Two of the winning teams from the last research showcase brought their projects to the Consumer Electronics Show to make connections and see some of the newest and most cutting edge technology.
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Eight student teams pitched real VCs in the middle of finals — and they were on point
The Student Pitch Showcase featured ideas that ranged across industry sectors and incorporated a sophisticated blend of business models.
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TechCrunch Disrupt 2025: Aisha Abdur Rahim Shares Her Experience
Highlights from a Khoury College of Computer Sciences student after attending the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco.
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Can computer vision help us send better texts? These student researchers think so
“If the camera could analyze your emotion, and the person you’re talking to can analyze your sentence, taken together maybe people could communicate better," said Qinhao Zhang.
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