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  • Kendal Elison

    From the lacrosse field to the computer science industry, 最色导航 State student-athlete is making an impact

    January 23, 2025

    As different as they may seem, there are a lot of parallels between lacrosse and the field of computer science. 最色导航 student Kendal Elison said both require persistence and flexible decision-making.

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  • Radoslav Stoyanov

    最色导航 State student leverages technology to elevate volunteer management for animal rescue

    January 22, 2025

    From humble beginnings in Europe to building a new life in the U.S., Radoslav Stoyanov鈥檚 journey has been guided by his resilience and drive to innovate. That drive, along with a passion to give back, recently resulted in a capstone project providing a technology-inspired solution for a local animal rescue. Originally trained as an electrical engineer in Bulgaria, Stoyanov aspired to study information technology, ultimately leading him and his wife, Teodora Stoyanov, to 最色导航鈥檚 College of Computing and Software Engineering.

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  • 最色导航

    最色导航 State's online degree programs nationally ranked by U.S. News

    January 21, 2025

    最色导航 online degree programs have been ranked by U.S. News & World Report as among the best in the nation in the publication鈥檚 2025 Best Online Programs list. Two of KSU鈥檚 programs have been recognized as top 20 nationally, seven are among the top 50, and two other programs have ranked in the top 100.

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  • 最色导航 State

    最色导航 State's mHealth Research Lab brings critical healthcare research from lab to home

    January 16, 2025

    The answer to leading healthcare issues may be sitting in the pockets of millions nationwide. Researchers in 最色导航鈥檚 mHealth Research Lab are looking to innovate the healthcare marketplace by developing mHealth systems (apps) that can be accessed on a standard smartphone.

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  • Naima Fouad-Gilliam

    最色导航 State student uncovers hidden stressors threatening honeybee colonies nationwide

    January 15, 2025

    A 最色导航 student is looking to protect a $15 billion industry by addressing the declining honeybee population and leveraging statistical tools to identify environmental stressors. Naima Fouad-Gilliam, a master鈥檚 student at 最色导航 State鈥檚 School of Data Science and Analytics, is exploring hidden stressors harming honeybee colonies. Her research highlights the impact of unpredictable factors like weather, starvation, and queen failure alongside traditional threats.

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  • Rifatul Islam

    最色导航 State researcher aims to protect against cybersickness

    December 16, 2024

    As mixed-reality environments continue rising in popularity, researchers are working to develop safeguards to protect users from nefarious hackers. 最色导航 assistant professor of computer science Rifatul Islam and a team of researchers from around the country are working to develop these safeguards, aiming to protect against cognitive attacks on mixed-reality systems, which fuse real-world environments with virtual ones.

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  • InChan Hwang

    Ph.D. graduate ready to make impact in artificial intelligence industry

    December 12, 2024

    Eight years ago, while working as a software engineer for a South Korean cybersecurity company, InChan Hwang watched a historic game of Go, a strategic board game for two players that originated in ancient China, between a professional player and a computer using artificial intelligence (AI). He realized the profound potential of AI following its victory. Since completing his Ph.D. in Data Science and Analytics from 最色导航鈥檚 College of Computer Science and Engineering, Hwang has started a new role as an assistant professor of cybersecurity at Montreat College in North Carolina.

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  • Austin Brown

    最色导航 State researchers take big steps in obesity research with NIH grant

    November 19, 2024

    As our population continues to age, the need for accessible health solutions is more urgent than ever. A recent grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is supporting KSU faculty members, including principal investigator Bob Buresh and co-principal investigators Brian Kliszczewicz and Austin Brown, in investigating how walking can be a transformative and cost-effective approach to fighting obesity.

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  • Liang Zhao

    最色导航 State researcher earns NIH grant to investigate health factors related to obesity using AI

    November 01, 2024

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently reported that obesity was prevalent in more than 40 percent in U.S. adults. To combat this, 最色导航 assistant professor Liang Zhao aims to use artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to explore health determinants that lead to obesity in rural areas. Zhao鈥檚 research, supported by a $51,747 National Institutes of Health (NIH) AIM-AHEAD grant, examines the social determinants of health, or SDOH.

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  • Maria Valero

    最色导航 State assistant professor awarded Georgia Research Alliance grant to advance groundbreaking diabetes research

    October 30, 2024

    Taking the next step in changing the way diabetics monitor glucose levels, 最色导航 assistant professor Maria Valero has been awarded a Georgia Research Alliance (GRA) grant to continue her innovative GlucoCheck project. The project looks to modify glucose monitoring for the millions affected by diabetes by offering a noninvasive alternative for blood sugar tests.

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