Collaboration Between NJIT, Rutgers, Temple Adds Security to AI Education

Cong Shi is a principal investigator on a $127,000 grant, Education on Securing AI System under Adversarial Machine Learning Attacks, from the National Science Foundation. His prior research on the security of computer vision systems and voice assistants led him and his collaborators to see that AI’s fast and vast adoption, without proper education, could expose massive risk.

3D Wound Tracking System Wins Best Innovation Award at Health Care Technology Conference

A new 360-degree perspective on wound care has already attracted attention from the health care industry, and Assistant Professor Salam Daher and Dahlia Musa Ph.D. ’25 from NJIT's Ying Wu College of Computing have a goal to further develop a 3D graphics simulation tool to patent it for commercial use. 

NJIT's Online Master's in AI Ranked Among Nation's Best

The Online Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence program has been ranked No. 21 in the nation by MastersInAI.org. The program earned recognition for its strong performance in key areas such as affordability, research output and graduate outcomes.

Three NJIT Students Win Gilman Scholarships to Study Internationally

Computer science major and Albert Dorman Honors Scholar Amitesh Arya ’25 won the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship award and will be studying in South Korea during this semester with the ISEP program. 

David Bader Appointed as Member of the National Heart, Lung and Blood Advisory Council

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is honored to announce the appointment of Distinguished Professor David Bader as a member of the National Heart, Lung and Blood Advisory Council (NHLBAC). Dr. Bader’s invitation as a sought-after member of the council comes by virtue of his particular expertise in high-performance computing and AI in addition to his prior experience with NIH study sections.

WiCs Members Deliver Presentation to NJIT Board of Trustees on Trip to Grace Hopper Conference

Sophomore Delali Kumapley and senior Haley Patel of WiCS (Women in Computing Society) delivered a stellar presentation to the NJIT Board of Trustees on the members' trip to the annual Grace Hopper Conference, which this year centered on the topic of bias in AI. The two students presented at the invitation of Provost John Pelesko (who attended the conference with the group), YWCC Dean Jamie Payton, and Professor Jim Geller, chair of the department of Data Science and WiCS Advisor

Pantelis Monogioudis Comments on DeepSeek

"What happened recently may in fact be the beginning of a rationalization phase. Geopolitics aside, the new model that required a small fraction of the cost, relative to other large language/vision models for training, raises questions not only as to how a small budget created a model that does very well on established AI benchmarks, but on the very hypothesis that academia and small startups, many of them created while our students are still in college, can't be players in the AI modeling space. Whether you want to call it our Sputnik moment or not, DeepSeek may, in fact, be a blessing for many, " – Senior Lecturer Pantelis Monogioudis, Department of Data Science.

Jim Geller Comments on Stargate

“Stargate will be amazing for data science and computer science, creating thousands of new jobs. It is the best investment in non-military technology by the U.S. in a long time. Believe the claim. The future of employment for aspiring computing professionals looks bright through this bold initiative.” - Prof. Jim Geller, Chair, Department of Data Science.