Computer scientists implement a new approach for introducing quantum computing to students, one that breaks through traditional barriers to learning.
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Cyber Badger 2026 Explores AI-Enabled Cyberattacks
Students respond to simulated AI-enabled cyberattack on critical infrastructure with government, military, and industry partners.
Thomas Triplett ’20 takes flight with software engineering
Computer Sciences and Psychology alum Thomas Triplett builds the behind-the-scenes tools that keep Alaska Airlines flying.
Researchers, policymakers gather to decode the future of AI
150 experts, legislators, and practitioners convened at Morgridge Hall for the inaugural AI Meets Society (AIMS) Symposium.
How UW–Madison and industry are working together to shape Wisconsin’s AI future
As businesses explore how to apply AI effectively and responsibly, UW researchers, faculty, and students are offering their knowledge in the emerging space.
Epic founder Judy Faulkner MS’67 returns to campus
Judy Faulkner inspires the next generation of UW–Madison technology builders in a fireside chat on entrepreneurship.
Welcoming our first student ambassadors
Our new student ambassador program welcomes prospective students at Visit Bucky events by offering tours of Morgridge Hall and a glimpse into student life at UW–Madison.
Sreya Sarathy ’25 talks mentorship, the job market, and helping others find financial security
Computer Sciences and Data Science alum Sreya Sarathy shares advice on how students can find community, navigate the job market, and explore her new city, Milwaukee.
An uncommon space at the heart of campus
Students across the School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences power the Rebecca M. Blank Student Commons, a hub of learning and collaboration in Morgridge Hall.
From the lab to the NICU: UW–Madison researchers pioneer contactless health monitoring
A team of UW–Madison computer scientists is pioneering a new approach to health monitoring: using radar to measure breathing and heart rate without physical contact.