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Carla Brodley In the Media

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How do you make an ethical algorithm?

Researchers need to work to eliminate bias in algorithms, more accurately communicate to the public the limitations of machine learning, and build systems that prioritize the health and wellness of humans. That was the message of five artificial intelligence experts from academia and industry who discussed the challenges of integrating machine learning into the workplace on Friday at Northeastern.
- by Laura Castañón May 10, 2019
How do you make room for 110 students in a space designed for 75? Redesign it.

The computer science lab in 102 West Village H got a makeover recently. Now students can rearrange the furniture and get more done.
- by Emily Arntsen September 10, 2018
A visionary in cybersecurity education takes a bow

When Agnes Chan retires this summer after 41 years at Northeastern, she will leave behind a legacy of building the university’s reputation as a leader in one of the world’s most important and rapidly changing fields.
- by Bill Ibelle July 6, 2018
Why politically motivated cyberattacks might be the new normal

An international ransomware attack struck parts of Europe, Asia, and the United States on Tuesday, crippling tens of thousands of computers at banks, hospitals, and government offices worldwide. We asked three experts at Northeastern—Carla Brodley, John Manferdelli, and Wil Robertson— to discuss the motivation behind the attack, the challenges of stopping future attacks, and the efficacy of giving in to hackers’ demands.
- by Jason Kornwitz June 30, 2017
Collaboration: ‘Where the magic starts happening’

Innovative minds and collaborative spirits came together for two featured events at the opening of Northeastern’s Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex: “NU Talks: Innovating Across Disciplines” and the panel discussion “The Future of Interdisciplinary Research.” ISEC, the speakers agreed, represents both.
- by Thea Singer April 4, 2017
CCIS dean named fellow of leading international computing society

Carla Brodley, dean of the College of Computer and Information Science, was honored by the Association of Computing Machinery for her research in applied machine learning and her leadership in promoting participation of women and underrepresented minorities in computer science.
- by Thea Singer December 15, 2016
CCIS dean’s own path spurs drive to increase student opportunities

Carla Brodley started college as an economics major. She finished with a double major in math and computer science, the result of a programming course she took during her sophomore year. Brodley, the dean of the College of Computer and Information Science, is being recognized Tuesday with a national mentoring award for her leading efforts to increase opportunities for students—particularly women and underrepresented groups.
- by Greg St. Martin May 17, 2016
In Seattle, leaders talk strategies to diversify tech sector

“To broaden the pipeline, we need to show people they can be computer scientists when they weren’t thinking about it before,” said Carla Brodley, dean of the College of Computer and Information Science, who moderated a panel discussion at Northeastern University-Seattle.
- by Greg St. Martin June 19, 2015
Carla Brodley appointed dean of the College of Computer and Information Science

Northeastern University has appointed Dr. Carla E. Brodley as dean of the College of Computer and Information Science, effective Aug. 1, 2014.
- by News@Northeastern April 22, 2014

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