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Join us on Tuesday, October 6 for our next Labcorp Leadership in Technology Speaker Series talk.

alumnus Jeremy Freeman, co-founder and CTO of Allstacks, will discuss 's impact on software engineering, and how companies can adapt to better utilize these new technologies.



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“In 2025 alone, over nine million residents of North Carolina were impacted by data breaches or online scams. Every breach — no matter how small — is a dent in the armor of this country.”

Learn more about Laura Rodgers and her work connecting students, faculty and industry leaders in order to make a top priority for NC State, North Carolina and the United States ⤵️

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It's career fair season!
students: Connect directly with corporate sponsors, recruiters and industry partners hiring for internships, co-ops and full-time tech roles.

🗓️: Monday, September 28
⏰: 12 – 3 p.m.
📍: Duke Energy Hall, Hunt Library
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Bring copies of your resume and dress to impress! 🐺 💻
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Interested in optimizing systems? Check out tomorrow's online seminar!

🗓️: Friday, Sept. 25th
⏰: 11 a.m.

Prasanna Balaprakash, Co-founder and CEO of PrimaLabs and former Director of AI Programs at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, will present his talk, “From Scientific AI to Adaptive Inference: Building Efficient AI systems Across the Full Stack.”

The seminar will also highlight research opportunities at the intersection of machine learning and computer systems, including surrogate-assisted optimization, reinforcement learning and uncertainty quantification. The big picture is to build AI systems that can learn from real workloads and adapt over time while preserving correctness and reliability.

How does computer science research transition into real-world AI applications? This Wednesday, join and the NC State College of Engineering for the 3rd annual Applied AI in Engineering and Computer Science Symposium at Hunt Library.

This annual event brings together NC State faculty, students and industry partners to explore the practical frontiers of AI — from live demonstrations of agentic AI to panels on AI safety, governance and research funding trends.

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Date: Wednesday, Sept. 23
Time: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Location: Duke Energy Hall, James B. Hunt Jr. Library
Program: Keynotes, capability matchmaking and an evening research poster reception

ICYMI, the NC State College of Engineering and Red Hat have partnered on a new community project to advance artificial intelligence systems and safety.

AI governance policies are often complex and disparate. Teams creating and deploying AI systems need to meet both corporate and governmental regulations. Led by Red Hat, asago (AI Safety And Governance Orchestration), aims to create an automated, traceable workflow that translates these — sometimes abstract — policy guidelines into safer, production-ready AI systems.

A particular focus of the college is the safe and responsible deployment of AI systems. By working with government, regulators, businesses and more, can be shaped into a tool that benefits and aids people, both close to home in North Carolina and across the world.



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NC State Department of Computer Science faculty were well represented at the National Science Foundation (NSF)’s Biennial Security, Privacy, and Trust in Cyberspace (SaTC) Conference in August.

Having distinguished faculty not just discussing, but leading, the broader conversations surrounding is a testament to the hard work of Department Head Daphne Yao, Laurie Williams, William Enck and many other researchers and students, as well as the department’s overall influence when it comes to this increasingly critical industry.


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Congratulations to Distinguished University Professor in Security Sciences Laurie Williams and Professor Tim Menzies on their induction into the inaugural class of the ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Academy!

"This is a well-deserved recognition for both Laurie and Tim. Their visionary research and dedicated leadership have made a profound impact on the software engineering community worldwide, while inspiring generations of students here at NC State." - Department Head Daphne Yao

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"Please come visit. Our doors are open. I want to hear what you have been up to, what you have done and what you need. I want to help. I want to find our commonalities. I want to work together, and I hope you do too."

Leading and learning, teaching and celebrating computer science, all with an open door. Learn more about Department Head Daphne Yao ⤵️

Introducing... Koch Hall!
Named in honor of three time NC State University alum and NASA astronaut Christina Koch, and are beyond proud to call Koch Hall our home: a place for creativity, learning and pushing the boundaries of what's possible 🐺🚀👩‍🚀

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