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Few researchers have the opportunity to help shape an entire field, but Mary Hall, professor in the Kahlert School of Computing, has built a career doing just that. In recognition, Hall has been named as one of 35 HPC Legends, an honor celebrating influential leaders in high-performance computing.

Read more about her transformative work at the linkinbio! by @kahlertsoc

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Join us at the Pathways Computing Career Expo on September 24! Meet representatives from @l3harristech, @lucidsoftware, @podium, @zionsbank, and more!

📍Alumni House, U of U
September 24, 10AM–2PM

Dress sharp, bring your resume, and come meet companies actively hiring computing students and graduates! by @kahlertsoc

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Support student research!

If you would like to participate in this study on alternative ways to draw Congressional districts in Utah, access the survey through @kahlertsoc's linktree. This image is a flyer inviting people to fill out a research survey that is collecting test data to run an experiment to see what it would look like to draw a Congressional Map using people's opinions. 1. On the Utah map, (respondents will) draw a region showing the community of people they wish to share a representative with. 2. Then, an algorithm combines everyone’s regions to generate a congressional map that aligns best with everyone’s opinions. To fill out the survey, please go to https://utah.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_abXyivHZyygDSpE. By participating, you will be providing test data for a research group at the University of Utah to explore ways the general populace can have a voice in determining the shape of their congressional maps. If you have any questions, email jeff.m.philips@utah.edu or visit https://users.cs.utah.edu/~jeffp/pm/peoplesmap.html by @kahlertsoc

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Welcome back, students—you've made it through the first week of Fall 2026! We're thrilled to have you back on campus. This is going to be the best semester yet! by @kahlertsoc

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The Genesis Mission is a national effort that unites U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) National Laboratories, academia, industry, and other organizations to leverage AI in driving advances in energy, discovery science, and national security.

Among its first class of awardees is Kahlert School of Computing assistant professor Rohan Basu Roy, whose research tackles the challenge of balancing AI's energy demands with grid stability. 💡

Read more at the linkinbio!

#AI #energy #computerscience #UniversityofUtah #uofu by @kahlertsoc

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3 months ago

Nothing we love more than a full Ballroom! The Kahlert School of Computing Demo Day yesterday was so fun & we loved getting to see such amazing capstones from computer science seniors! 💻👏📲

#EcclesAlumniHouse #UniversityOfUtahEventVenue #SLCEventVenue taken in Cleone Peterson Eccles Alumni House by @kahlertsoc

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6 months ago

Congratulations to our 2026 Kahlert Impact Prize students 🏆
The Kahlert School of Computing offers the Kahlert Impact Prize to students who, whether through research or service, show a track record of success and a compelling story of the societal impact of their work.

The Kahlert School of Computing hosted a celebration for our honorees and their guests on March 31, 2026, attended by Director Mary Hall, Dean Charles Musgrave, and other members of Price College of Engineering’s leadership team.

Thank you to The Kahlert Foundation, whose generosity has made the Kahlert Impact Prize possible. The Foundation’s mission focuses on improving the quality of life and well‑being of communities. Their commitment extends throughout Utah, supporting organizations and initiatives that empower individuals and drive meaningful change.

Read more at the link in our bio. by @kahlertsoc

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Can compliance be built into crypto from the start—not added after things go wrong? 🔍💡

Researchers at the University of Utah are exploring how financial oversight and innovation can coexist through automated and hybrid compliance frameworks for digital assets.

Tap the link in our bio to read how this work could shape the future of crypto regulation. by @kahlertsoc

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Sneha Kumar Kasera has been named the new director of the Kahlert School of Computing in the John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah. His appointment will begin July 1, 2026.

A distinguished researcher, educator, and academic leader, Kasera brings more than two decades of experience in advancing computing research, education, and innovation. by @kahlertsoc

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This Weekend, the Utah Jazz are hosting their UX Design Hackathon.

Bringing together sports and tech, the Utah Jazz, Acronis, and Seagate are challenging you to develop a web app or website based on a surprise prompt to be revealed at the tip-o webinar.

Work remotely with your team of 2–4 people and then join us at the Delta Center to present your work.

All participants receive Jazz swag and tickets to the Utah Jazz vs. Denver Nuggets game.

Winners will receive a grand prize!

Register here: https://forms.gle/yd7oYzVTgA3tE17n6 by @kahlertsoc

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8 months ago

We are proud to share that Chris Johnson, Distinguished Professor of Computer Science at the University of Utah, has been awarded the 2026 IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications Outstanding Department Editor Award, alongside co‑editors Mary Whitton and David Kasik.

Chris has been a driving force in scientific visualization, high‑performance computing, and interdisciplinary research for decades. His leadership has shaped the field and elevated the impact of the Kahlert School of Computing on the global stage. This recognition reflects his sustained commitment to advancing visualization research and mentoring the next generation of innovators. Please join us in congratulating Chris on this well‑deserved honor. by @kahlertsoc

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See you next week at “Fostering the Values that Power Real Change” with Telle Whitney!

Plus, don’t miss the chance to talk to her directly: BOTH graduate students AND undergraduate students are invited to a round table discussion from 1:30-2:15pm.

The round table will take place in the Eccles Boardroom in the WEB.

The presentation will take place in the SMBB Auditorium at 3:30pm.

We can’t wait to see you there! by @kahlertsoc

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