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  • Mason Pederson

    Kennesaw State student develops AI tools to help first responders diagnose behavioral health issues

    April 11, 2025

    The American Psychological Association reports nearly a fifth of all police calls involve individuals experiencing mental health crises. These situations are exacerbated by the lack of behavioral health training, causing first responders to make critical decisions in mere seconds. To address this, Kennesaw State University computer science student Mason Pederson is contributing to a broader initiative between Cobb County public safety officials and KSU's Cooperative Human-AI Teaming (CHAT) Lab, led by assistant professor Hafiz Khan.

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  • Luke Gamage

    Kennesaw State computer game design student launches studio, first video game

    March 31, 2025

    Growing up, Luke Gamage was often captivated by video games and found himself pondering his own future as a game designer. Now a student in Kennesaw State University’s College of Computing and Software Engineering, he’s turned a class project into a design studio with its first game set to launch on Steam in April.

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  • Tuere Thomas

    Kennesaw State student integrates artificial intelligence into architectural design education

    March 21, 2025

    First-year architecture student Tuere Thomas is reimagining the way students consume design education through the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Her research focuses on how AI tools can spark creativity and help beginners visualize architectural concepts in innovative ways.

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  • Ahyoung Lee

    KSU researcher designing AI system to transform water safety

    March 17, 2025

    Water is necessity that humans cannot live without. Despite this, accurate water quality data is not widely accessible in real-time, which is a detriment that can impact public health and aquatic ecosystems. Assistant Professor of Computer Science Ahyoung Lee is working to fill in these gaps using a bacterial monitoring and forecasting system that utilizes artificial intelligence (AI), real-time monitoring, and predictive analytics to provide water-quality information and predict potential bacterial outbreaks.

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  • Chen Zhao

    Kennesaw State researcher earns American Heart Association award for innovative study on heart disease diagnostics

    February 21, 2025

    Kennesaw State University researcher Chen Zhao has earned the 2025 American Heart Association Institutional Research Enhancement Award (AIREA) for his unique research on non-invasive blood flow prediction in cardiovascular disease diagnosis. The $194,032 award will allow Zhao to continue developing technology aimed at evaluating Fractional Flow Reserve (FFR), a measurement used to diagnose coronary artery disease (CAD).

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  • Kevin B. Gittner

    Kennesaw State assistant professor finds purpose in mentoring student researchers

    February 19, 2025

    A devoted public health and data science advocate, Kennesaw State University assistant professor Kevin B. Gittner says his true passion is mentoring students. Since joining Kennesaw State in 2021, Gittner has forged strong collaborations with student researchers across two colleges. When asked about his success in getting students involved in research, however, he credits them for demonstrating enthusiasm and curiosity.

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  • Xinyue Zhang

    Advancing Privacy and Innovation: Federated Learning in the NextG Mobile Networks

    February 06, 2025

    5G is known as the fifth generation of wireless technology. If you have a 5G cell phone, its connection is made faster and more flexible by 5G.

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  • Ramazan Aygun

    Building the future of STEM research: High-speed networking and data infrastructure at Kennesaw State

    February 04, 2025

    Scientific discovery increasingly depends on the ability to share and process massive amounts of data and Kennesaw State University is taking significant steps to advance its research capabilities. Ramazan Aygun, director of Research Computing and associate professor of computer science, received funding for his project, “Advancing High-Speed Networking for STEM Research and Educations at Kennesaw State University,” aims to establish a state-of-the-art research network at KSU that includes science DMZs and a Data Transfer Node (DTN) server.

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  • Kendal Elison

    From the lacrosse field to the computer science industry, Kennesaw State student-athlete is making an impact

    January 23, 2025

    As different as they may seem, there are a lot of parallels between lacrosse and the field of computer science. Kennesaw State University student Kendal Elison said both require persistence and flexible decision-making.

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  • Radoslav Stoyanov

    Kennesaw State student leverages technology to elevate volunteer management for animal rescue

    January 22, 2025

    From humble beginnings in Europe to building a new life in the U.S., Radoslav Stoyanov’s journey has been guided by his resilience and drive to innovate. That drive, along with a passion to give back, recently resulted in a capstone project providing a technology-inspired solution for a local animal rescue. Originally trained as an electrical engineer in Bulgaria, Stoyanov aspired to study information technology, ultimately leading him and his wife, Teodora Stoyanov, to Kennesaw State University’s College of Computing and Software Engineering.

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