Explore the world of disrupting HTTP technology with authors Ben Kallus and Prashant Anantharaman. Delve into vulnerabilities, DARPA-funded projects, and the interesting exploits in HTTP implementations. Witness the journey that involves discovering multiple vulnerabilities, receiving grants for res

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Explore various early career research funding opportunities such as ONR YIP, AFOSR YIP, ARO YIP, and DARPA YFA programs during the workshop on Friday, May 5, 2023, from 2 to 4 pm at Morris Library 752. These programs offer substantial grants to support young investigators in advancing basic research

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Join the Early Career Research Funding Opportunities Workshop on Thursday, April 18, at 10:00-11:30 am in Morris Library 752. Learn about funding programs like ONR YIP, AFOSR YIP, ARO YIP, and DARPA YFA supporting young researchers in various fields. These programs offer substantial grants for innov

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Revolutionary AWE+ program led by Keith Whitener addresses the critical need for potable water supply for warfighters by developing innovative sorbent-based atmospheric water extraction systems. The program aims to reduce economic costs, tactical limitations, and casualties associated with tradition

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An Intrusion Detection System (IDS) is crucial for defending computer systems against attacks, with machine learning playing a key role in anomaly and misuse detection approaches. The 1998/1999 DARPA Intrusion Set and Anomaly Detection Systems are explored, alongside popular machine learning classif

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The Patrol Team Language Identification System was developed for DARPA RATS Program to create algorithms and software for speech tasks in noisy environments. The system involved analyzing datasets, implementing subsystems for language identification, and evaluating performance across different langu

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Carnegie Mellon University is at the forefront of performance computing innovations, focusing on portable tracking of evolving surfaces, parallel and heterogeneous computing, software evolution, and compiler optimizations. They delve into the slow pace of change in programming languages, popular lib

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A historical overview of Machine Translation (MT) research in the U.S. from the 1950s to the present day, highlighting key milestones such as the ALPAC report in 1966 and the resurgence of funding in the late 1980s. The narrative delves into the transition from rule-based approaches to the prominenc

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This DARPA program aims to create novel biomaterial structures, BEDS, to enhance airdrop operations by improving energy dissipation and reducing form factor. The program addresses the limitations of current crushable honeycomb pads used for cushioning vital deliveries during airdrops. DARPA outlines

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Rich Kennedy presented on the need to change spectrum management practices within IEEE 802, addressing the results of straw polls conducted and proposing further investigation into Multi-band White Space feasibility. The presentation also highlighted the interest in advocating for an AI-managed spec

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Stay updated on upcoming events in the research community, including COR Conversations, APLU Council on Research meetings, DARPA VPR/VCR Summit, and Workshop Series on Forecasting Data Costs. Mark your calendars for insightful discussions, virtual summits, and workshops covering a range of research-

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