Thanks to a data-driven tool developed by two IACS students, Airbnb customers can now have a better handle on how—and when—to haggle with hosts.  Read more.

IACS Extreme Computing course teaches students how computing power can solve complex problems.  Read more.

IACS is pleased to welcome Harikrishna Narasimhan as a Postdoctoral Researcher. Harikrishna received his Ph.D. in computer science and automation from the Indian Institute of Science where his research centered around the field of machine learning, the science of building predictive models from data, which has applications in almost every area of engineering and science, be it bioinformatics, health care, astronomy, or information retrieval. Read more about IACS Welcomes Harikrishna Narasimhan

Much has changed for Daniel Newman (S.M. ’14) in the last few years. After two years at J.P Morgan, as an investment banker, and another year in the computational science and engineering master’s program at Harvard,  Mr. Newman has become a software engineer at an innovative health start-up in Boston, Kyruus.

But in digging deeper, it becomes apparent that much really hasn’t changed at all. Mr. Newman has always had an interest in leveraging technology to solve real problems. As an undergraduate at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (he Read more about Alum Engineers Changes at Healthcare Start-up