Computer Science
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Vanderbilt researchers develop app that promotes shared responsibility between parents and teens to manage family online safety and privacy
For parents and teenagers alike, technology is a two-way street. Parents often rely on adolescents for help navigating new digital devices. At the same time, they are often quick to impose restrictive controls intended to keep their children safe online. To help resolve these tensions, Vanderbilt researchers, with collaborators from… Read MoreNov. 9, 2022
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Vice Provost Raghavan named Distinguished Professor of Computer Science
For parents and teenagers alike, technology is a two-way street. Parents often rely on adolescents for help navigating new digital devices. At the same time, they are often quick to impose restrictive controls intended to keep their children safe online. To help resolve these tensions, Vanderbilt researchers, with collaborators from… Read MoreNov. 7, 2022
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Vanderbilt engineering team wins $20,000 Internet of Things (IoT) challenge
For parents and teenagers alike, technology is a two-way street. Parents often rely on adolescents for help navigating new digital devices. At the same time, they are often quick to impose restrictive controls intended to keep their children safe online. To help resolve these tensions, Vanderbilt researchers, with collaborators from… Read MoreNov. 4, 2022
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Engineering researcher Catie Chang harnesses the power of computational analysis to gain new insights into how the brain works
For parents and teenagers alike, technology is a two-way street. Parents often rely on adolescents for help navigating new digital devices. At the same time, they are often quick to impose restrictive controls intended to keep their children safe online. To help resolve these tensions, Vanderbilt researchers, with collaborators from… Read MoreOct. 27, 2022
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No. 1-ranked online master’s in computer science augments Vanderbilt’s tech offerings
For parents and teenagers alike, technology is a two-way street. Parents often rely on adolescents for help navigating new digital devices. At the same time, they are often quick to impose restrictive controls intended to keep their children safe online. To help resolve these tensions, Vanderbilt researchers, with collaborators from… Read MoreOct. 25, 2022
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Vanderbilt receives two CIVIC Awards from the National Science Foundation
For parents and teenagers alike, technology is a two-way street. Parents often rely on adolescents for help navigating new digital devices. At the same time, they are often quick to impose restrictive controls intended to keep their children safe online. To help resolve these tensions, Vanderbilt researchers, with collaborators from… Read MoreOct. 24, 2022
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Volunteer drivers needed for first-of-its-kind research project
For parents and teenagers alike, technology is a two-way street. Parents often rely on adolescents for help navigating new digital devices. At the same time, they are often quick to impose restrictive controls intended to keep their children safe online. To help resolve these tensions, Vanderbilt researchers, with collaborators from… Read MoreOct. 20, 2022
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Vanderbilt honors three distinguished engineering faculty
For parents and teenagers alike, technology is a two-way street. Parents often rely on adolescents for help navigating new digital devices. At the same time, they are often quick to impose restrictive controls intended to keep their children safe online. To help resolve these tensions, Vanderbilt researchers, with collaborators from… Read MoreOct. 14, 2022
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Executive Council established to lead engineering institute
For parents and teenagers alike, technology is a two-way street. Parents often rely on adolescents for help navigating new digital devices. At the same time, they are often quick to impose restrictive controls intended to keep their children safe online. To help resolve these tensions, Vanderbilt researchers, with collaborators from… Read MoreSep. 21, 2022
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Caldwell, Landman win Chancellor’s Award for Research
For parents and teenagers alike, technology is a two-way street. Parents often rely on adolescents for help navigating new digital devices. At the same time, they are often quick to impose restrictive controls intended to keep their children safe online. To help resolve these tensions, Vanderbilt researchers, with collaborators from… Read MoreSep. 2, 2022