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Ronald Harichandran, the University’s vice provost for research, says he is excited to be part of an expanded vision for research at the University because he believes research transforms learning, emboldens teaching, and gives graduates a decided edge in the job market and in careers across countless industries.
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Hardika Panchani ’19 M.S., an alum of the University’s graduate program in biomedical engineering, recently presented her research at an international conference. She says it was an invaluable experience that enabled her to share her important work and make connections with professionals in her field.
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Produced by Ibrahim 'Abe' Baggili – an internationally recognized digital forensics expert – for Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the short film gives an inside look at a pioneering camp developed by the University to prepare and help diversify the cybersecurity workforce of the future.
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Although fitness apps can enable users to live healthier lives, Ibrahim “Abe” Baggili, the University of New Haven’s Elder Family Endowed Chair of Computer Science and Cybersecurity, warns that they can present privacy and safety concerns.
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Representatives from two dozen local organizations connected with students, faculty, staff, and each other, building working relationships and creating opportunities for future collaboration.
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The highly regarded competition will give the University's students another opportunity to showcase their skills at the highest level and help raise awareness of the University's growing reputation as a leading institution for cybersecurity education and research.
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In U.S. News & World Report's (USNWR) 2020 'Best Colleges' rankings, the University is ranked #66 in the North region, an improvement of nearly 30 positions from the previous year.
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Ibrahim “Abe” Baggili, the University of New Haven’s Elder Family Endowed Chair of Computer Science and Cybersecurity, was named a fellow of the European Alliance for Innovation, a designation earned by a fraction of the organization’s 150,000 members.
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Forty students from around the region spent a week tracking down cyber criminals, decrypting codes, cracking passwords, and learning how to hack into major websites – to ultimately understand how to protect them – as part of the University of New Haven’s GenCyber Agent Academy, an innovative program supported by the National Science Foundation and the National Security Agency.
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For an independent study project, Tristan Cowan ’15 built a unique machine that measures a person’s height. The report gained attention in the academic community when it was published, and the experience set the stage for the engineering graduate to pursue a career developing simulation systems.
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In the University’s profile in The Princeton Review’s "The Best 385 Colleges" guidebook, students lauded professors who are "amazing and want to help in any way they can" and classmates who "care about the quality of their education."
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The $300,000 award will support the development of educational materials that will enable aspiring cybersecurity and digital forensics professionals to learn how to identify digital artifacts.
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The University received a $4 million grant from the National Science Foundation to establish Connecticut’s first CyberCorps® Scholarship for Service program to prepare students to work with federal, state, or local government organizations to prevent cyberattacks.
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Seniors in the Tagliatela College of Engineering concluded their academic careers by presenting yearlong projects that enabled them to apply what they learned throughout their studies and to simulate the challenges and projects they will face in their careers.
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Chemistry and Forensic Science Student Presents Research in at Prestigious Event in Washington, D.C. Yo Ng ’19, who completed a double major in chemistry and forensic science, recently presented her research at Posters on the Hill, an annual event that demonstrates to members of Congress the importance of continued investment in undergraduate research.
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After accepting their degrees during the University’s morning Commencement ceremony, graduates of the University’s College of Arts and Sciences, School of Health Sciences, and Tagliatela College of Engineering reflect on their experiences as Chargers.
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The designation recognizes the University’s undergraduate cybersecurity and computer science programs that are preparing graduates for the more than 3.5 million cybersecurity positions that are predicted to be unfilled by 2021.
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Throughout his time as a Charger, Pedro Martinez ’19, a civil engineering major, made a positive impact at the University, in the local community, and on a village more than 3,000 miles from campus.
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As excitement builds for the University of New Haven’s Centennial in 2020, the campus community gathered to celebrate the 99th anniversary of the University’s founding as part of an annual celebration that students say they look forward to each year.
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In advance of its Centennial in 2020, the University of New Haven is hosting a series of regional events to commemorate the anniversary, bringing alumni, parents, and friends together to celebrate the start of the University’s second century of success. The first event was in Boston at the Museum of Science.