LSU Center for Computation & Technology

“I originally chose computer science as I didn’t want to go to graduate school. Ironically, I love what I’m doing now enough, I ended up in graduate school anyway,” says Brennen Calato from Mandeville, Louisiana, who graduated from LSU as a university medalist with a bachelor’s degree in computer science last semester and is now pursuing a master’s degree with support from the NSF Scholarship for Service program at LSU, doing research to solve cyber crimes. “It’s a chance to give back to the community, which includes strangers, but also the people who have loved and supported you your whole life. It’s a chance to make the world a safer place.”

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Welcome to LSU Center for Computation & Technology

cyber faculty Elias Bou-Harb and Phani Vadrevu bring well over $1 million in federal research funding to LSU and Louisiana.

“I wanted to bring my expertise where I can contribute to top cybersecurity research together with excellent students in a computer science department that has the support of university leadership and excellent plans to grow,” said Bou-Harb, who joined LSU from the University of Texas at San Antonio, where he directed its interdisciplinary Cyber Center for Security and Analytics.

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Kudos to Derick Ostrenko and Marc Aubanel of LSU Center for Computation & Technology