The Dhanani School Undergraduate Research Symposium (DURS) is an annual academic initiative that provides undergraduate students a platform to showcase their research work, innovations, and scholarly contributions. The symposium encourages knowledge-sharing, interdisciplinary collaboration, and intellectual engagement among students, faculty, and industry experts.
Applications of AI for societal challenges
AI for transforming healthcare, education, agriculture, and banking
AI in bioinformatics
Deep learning innovations and applications
Natural language processing & computer vision
Generative AI & LLMs
AI bias, fairness, and accountability
Ethics in AI-generated content: Deepfakes and beyond
Digital humanities: Text analysis, archiving, and visualization
Computational social science: Modeling social behaviors and networks
AI and ethics in society: Bias, fairness, and accountability
Human-centered AI and cultural analytics
Data-driven research in history, linguistics, and anthropology
Social network analysis: Examining relationships, influence, and community structures
Renewable energy and efficient systems for sustainability
Technological advancements for health and climate resilience
Smart grids and energy management
Systems Thinking and One Health
Bioethics and gene editing
Latest developments in robotics technology
Applications of autonomous systems and wearable devices
Virtual reality & augmented reality (VR/AR) for immersive user experiences
Bionics
Cryptography and blockchain
Cybersecurity in IoT
Cloud computing
Call for Abstracts
Abstract Submission Deadline
Notification of Abstract Acceptance
Full Paper Submission and Poster Submission Deadline
Notification of Acceptance
Registration Deadline for Authors
Interim Assistant Dean, Dhanani School of Science and Engineering; Program Director and Associate Professor, Computer Science
Assistant Program Director and Assistant Professor, Computer Science
Assistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Faculty Director, Dean's Fellowship Program & Assistant Professor, Integrated Sciences & Mathematics
Assistant Professor, Computer Science
Deputy Manager, Computer Science
Research Assistant, Computer Science
Senior Research Associate, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Research Assistant, iSciM
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