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A Reel Discovery A Bucknell team is preserving rare, fragile Japanese films, making cinematic history available to a new generation. Computer science students Yuhan Chen ’23 and Jackson Rubiano ’27 developed software to recognize frames… Read more: Yuhan Chen ’23 and Jackson Rubiano ’27

Data’s Creative Twist Data science isn’t just for engineers or analysts. It has the power to advance many different fields of study, sometimes in surprising ways. For example, it can… Read more: Claire Engel ’25, Computer Science & Engineering

“Are behavioral biometrics systems biased toward different demographics? Are they robust enough to withstand sophisticated attacks and secure private information? These are the questions I am attempting to answer with… Read more: Rajesh Kumar, Computer Science

Getting students to buy into a class, getting them to buy into the content, pushing them beyond what they think they’re capable of — that is what drives my work.… Read more: Sam Gutekunst, Mathematics and Computer Science

Getting an early start on college-level research usually means joining a lab after a few weeks on campus. But Sean O’Connor ’26 was invited to join a Bucknell research team… Read more: Sean O’Connor ’26, Computer Science & Engineering

This summer, Bucknell engineering students are researching the health of nearby waterways, creating gel shoe inserts from polymers and developing robots that can make firefighting safer, among other topics, but Ryan Koes ’26, computer… Read more: Bucknell Engineering Student Story: Ryan Koes ’26, Computer Science & Engineering

“When I came to campus, I really liked the size of it. I liked having all the green spaces everywhere and the brick buildings. I always joke that I wanted… Read more: Kona Glenn ’25, Computer Science & Engineering and Applied Mathematics