💻🧩 The Distinct Elements problem, a fundamental challenge faced by computer scientists for nearly four decades, now has a breakthrough solution thanks to #NUSComputing's Assistant Professor Kuldeep Meel and his collaborators, Sourav Chakraborty and Vinodchandran Variyam! 🌐🔍

Their innovative algorithm offers wide-ranging applications, from helping online businesses understand web traffic 📈 to assisting in contact tracing 📱. Dr. Meel's work is a game-changer in computer science, with the potential to tackle real-world problems. 🌟

📚 The team published their findings in September 2022 at the 30th Annual European Symposium on Algorithms (ESA) in Germany 🇩🇪.

➡️ Read the story here: www.comp.nus.edu.sg/news/features/2023-new-algorithm-kmeel/

On 12 April 2023, 🗓 #NUSComputing held the 22nd School of Computing Term Project Showcase (STePS) 🖥🎉.

Some 800 guests 👥 attended this developer centric event featuring about 60 innovative student projects 🚀 across 5 tracks ranging from Game Development 🎮 to Machine Learning 🤖. The projects received votes from #NUSComputing faculty 👩‍🏫, industry guests 🌐, and representatives from various government agencies 🏛 to pick the winning submissions 🏆.

Besides giving students the opportunity to showcase their talent and creativity 🌟, STePS also connected them with key industry figures 🔑 and potential investors 💼.

Check out the video 📹 to see how it all went down! 🎬

🎶🌟 #NUSComputing's Associate Professor Wang Ye and his brilliant team, including PhD student Ou Longshen, Danielle Ong, and Gu Xiangming, are making waves in the world of music technology! 🎵💻

By integrating audio, visual, and sensor data 🎧📹📊, they're changing the way we analyse the singing voice and transcribe lyrics.

They've since written a paper 📝 which has been accepted by the prestigious ACM International Conference on Multimedia 🌐, and the team also won the Top Paper Award 🏆 at the conference last October in Lisbon, Portugal 🇵🇹.

➡️ Read more here: www.comp.nus.edu.sg/news/features/2023-marvellous-richness-wye/

#MusicTechMilestone #ACMConference #Music #NUSExcellence #Meetourfaculty

Broaden your horizons and open new doors with #NUSComputing's range of postgraduate programmes designed to equip you with deep knowledge and skills to be the next generation of business and technology leaders. 🌍💼🚀

#NUSComputing is Asia's premier tertiary institution renowned for its focus on innovation, research, and scientific rigour. 🔬💡🌟

Join our 1 July 2023 information session to learn more about our academic programmes taught by leading experts in the field and scholarship opportunities. 📚🎓💡

Register here: blog.nus.edu.sg/progbriefing/2023/04/10/nus-computing-postgraduate-information-session2023/ 💻📝📆

🎉 Join us as we celebrate the NUS School of Computing's 25th anniversary with Singapore Vision Day! 🇸🇬

Discover cutting-edge research 🔬 and spark new ideas 💡 through collaboration with fellow visionaries in academia 🎓 and industry 💼. You’ll also get to listen to speakers from Huawei , A*STAR , Stanford University , and MIT !

🤝 Build lasting connections and strengthen our community as we work together to position Singapore as Southeast Asia’s AI hub 🤖.

📅 Mark your calendars 🗓 and be part of the future at Singapore Vision Day! Registration is free for students 🎓! Click here to register and get more information: https://lnkd.in/gzByeEvT 🔗

#SingaporeVisionDay 🇸🇬 #NUSComputing 💻 #AIHub 🧠 #ComputerVision 👁 #Research 🔬 #Innovation 💡 #Networking 🤝 #FutureTech 🚀 #AI

The Therac-25 tragedy in the 80s taught us how dangerous software bugs ☢️ can be. And now, 40 years later, software applications have become increasingly complex, making it even more difficult to detect and correct bugs.

Enter assistant professor Umang Mathur, a bug-hunting hero working tirelessly to detect and eliminate data race bugs in concurrent systems. 🐞

💡 Using cutting-edge techniques like Race Property Tester (RPT), which samples events to reduce analysis time, asst prof Mathur is pushing the boundaries of software reliability. Recognized with a Distinguished Paper Award, his work could redefine the way software firms test for concurrency bugs. 🏆

🔒 Imagine a future where software is safer, more reliable, and less prone to devastating errors. Thanks to asst prof Mathur, we're one step closer. Check out the article here to learn more: www.comp.nus.edu.sg/news/features/2023-concurrency-bugs-umathur/