News from the Kahlert School of Computing
As computing reshapes every aspect of society, the Kahlert School of Computing stands at the forefront — powered by faculty, students, and staff pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. The stories below showcase recent research breakthroughs, collaborative projects, and community efforts that reflect the school’s growing impact and future promise.
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Doctoral Student Wins Award in Innovation Contest
November 6, 2026
Kewen (Astrid) Peng, a doctoral student in the University of Utah’s Kahlert School of Computing, earned the Jury Award in the Student Innovation Contest at...
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Researchers Explore the Future of Human-Robot Partnerships
November 3, 2026
Successful human-robot partnerships depend on more than better hardware or smarter AI. As robots become increasingly common in healthcare and independent-living settings, researchers need to...
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Price Engineering Announces Steven G. Parker Endowed Professorships and Chair
October 30, 2026
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Three Faculty Named Responsible AI Initiative Fellows
October 29, 2026
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As AI races forward, Utah researchers work to keep humans in control
October 27, 2026
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Pushing the Boundaries of Computing: Mary Hall Recognized as a High-Performance Computing Legend
September 18, 2026
Few researchers have the opportunity to help shape an entire field, but Mary Hall, professor in the Kahlert School of Computing at the University of...
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Utah Teapot marks 50 years at SIGGRAPH
September 15, 2026
Cem Yuskel, Jim Blinn, Martin Newell Computer graphics pioneers Martin Newell and Jim Blinn joined University of Utah professor Cem Yuksel to tell the story...
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Kahlert School of Computing Faculty Bring AI Expertise to the Airwaves
September 10, 2026
Luis Garcia As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries and everyday life, understanding how it works is of critical importance. Kahlert School of Computing faculty...
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SCI’s Andrew McNutt Receives EuroVis Early Career Award
August 31, 2026