University of Kentucky officials and supporters today celebrated the placing of the final steel I-beam in the structural skeleton of the $18.6 million Davis Marksbury Building, the latest building in UK’s…

UK’s new $18.6 million engineering research facility represents the start of a “high-tech business corridor between Lexington and the University of Kentucky,” said President Lee Todd.

University of Kentucky computer experts are entering the crucial stage of their quest to unlock the secrets of two Roman scrolls buried in a volcanic eruption almost 2,000 years ago.

The EDUCE project has wrapped up scanning and now moves into its final phase.The technical team will dig into the analysis of what has been collected. The media group will begin…

Brent Seales, the Gill professor of engineering in UK’s computer science department, will use an X-Ray CT scanning system to collect interior images of the scrolls’ rolled-up pages. Then, he and…

The University of Kentucky will build an $18.6 million building to house high-technology research on visualization, computer science and electrical and computer engineering as part of a “Digital Village” complex in…

The dean of the Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science will speak Friday, November 14 as part of the Department of Computer Science Distinguished Lecture Series.

Dr. K. Mani Chandy of the California Institute of Technology will speak Friday as part of the Department of Computer Science Distinguished Lecture Series for 2008-09.

The doctoral program in the Department of Computer Science has been ranked in the top 20 percent among U.S. universities.

In a new program that will air on the Research Channel, Brent Seales, professor of computer science, reveals new research that may make it possible to read…