Louis Dumontet and Mingon Kang (both Computer Science) have published a research article titled, “Trustworthy prediction of enzyme commission numbers using a hierarchical interpretable transformer" in Nature Communications. This study introduces a cutting-edge AI model that predicts enzyme functions from protein sequences and offers…

Beomsu Baek and Mingon Kang (both Computer Science) published a paper, "Stochastic LASSO: enhanced high-dimensional LASSO for high-throughput genomic data," in Scientific Reports. Stochastic LASSO, a powerful linear-based feature selection method designed for extremely high-dimensional, low-sample-size (EHDLSS) genomic data. Key highlights…

Louis Dumontet and Mingon Kang (both Computer Science) have published a research article titled, “Interpretable Kolmogorov-Arnold networks for enzyme commission number prediction," in npj Artificial Intelligence. This study introduces biologically interpretable Kolmogorov-Arnold network strategy, which is known as a next neural network…

Hal Berghel (Computer Science) has published an article titled, "Generative AI is Breathing New Life Into the Dead Internet Theory," in the January 2026 issue of IEEE Computer that shows that the Pravda network is the most prominent example of a disinformation superspreader that enhances its efficacy from Generative AI by both LLM grooming and the…

CyberCorps® SFS scholars Hareign Casaclang (Computer Science) and Bianca Ionescu (Computer Science and Information Systems) were selected to present their research on “Self-Hosted Workflow Automation For AI-Based Cybersecurity Operations” at the 2025 Colloquium for Information Systems Security Education (CISSE™) conference that took place at…

Juyeon Jo and Yoohwan Kim (both Computer Science) have secured the redesignation of Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) for the department’s B.S. in Computer Science, Information Assurance Concentration degree program. Originally secured in 2019, this redesignation is valid through academic year 2030. The National Centers of…

The Brain Injury Translational Research (BITR) lab proudly presented posters at the UMC 8th Annual Poster Symposium help Nov. 5-6, 2025.  Hana Sourjah, Dihini Perera, Ph.D. student Joe Cadiz, and Hyunhwa "Henna" Lee (all Nursing) received the 2nd Place Award in the Healthcare Student category for their…

Graduate student Grace Goodwin (Psychology), undergraduate Sebastian Mehrzad (Princeton University), and faculty Jorge Fonseca (Computer Science), Jeffrey Cummings (Brain Health), and Samantha John (Brain Health) recently published their research article, "Classification of AD and bvFTD using neuropsychological and neuropsychiatric variables: a…

Hal Berghel (Computer Science) published an article titled, "A Generative AI Perspective on the Turing Test: Passed but Not Vindicated," in the current issue of IEEE Computer. In this article Berghel argues that while it seems clear that generative artificial intelligence has passed the Turing test, it does not follow that GenAI has demonstrated…

The article "Prospects for kSZ2—21 cm2 Cross Correlations during Reionization" was recently published in The Astrophysical Journal. This article, published by Paul La Plante (Computer Science) and collaborators, discusses possibilities for combining astronomical data from radio telescopes with observations of the cosmic microwave background (CMB)…

Arturo Roman and Anubhab Mahapatra (Computer Science and Information Systems), both members of the UNLV Cyber Clinic, presented on cybersecurity risks and tips to members of the Mesquite Chamber of Commerce. Small businesses are actually at higher risk of cyber attacks as hackers assume they don’t have the resources or knowledge to protect their…

Sai Kosaraju, Sai Phani Parsa, and Mingon Kang (all Computer Science) have published a research article titled, “Evidential deep learning-based ALK-expression screening using H&E-stained histopathological images," in npj Digital Medicine (Impact Factor: 15.1; ranked 2nd in Medical Informatics by Google Scholar Metrics). This…