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Mitchell Wand
Professor of Computer and Information Science
617.373.2072
Expertise
compiler correctness, continuations, object-oriented programming, programming-language semantics, type theory

Mitchell Wand for Northeastern Global News

Is that a turnip or a bomb?

Northeastern researchers have developed a new programming language that can decipher images relayed by drones, untangling, for instance, if an image is of a terrorist planting a bomb or simply a farmer planting root vegetables for his livelihood.

Northeastern University Professor Awarded Prestigious Fellowship for Computing and IT Innovations

Northeastern University professor Mitchell Wand of the College of Computer and Information Science has been announced as a 2007 Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Fellow. Professor Wand was recognized with the prestigious award for his contributions to type theory and program analysis. “I am honored to be recognized in this way,” said Wand. “Programming languages […]