CS at Mines

Congratulations to our CS@Mines Fall 2025 Graduate Award Winners.
PhD Graduates: Ismet Dagli, Quishi Wei, Jonathan Diller
Outstanding MS Graduate: Isaac Fry
Outstanding Graduating Senior: Mimi Rai
Faculty Choice Awards: Jaden Nguyen and Katrina Ngo

Colorado School of Mines welcomes applications for the Graduate Program Manager position supporting The Department of Computer Science and The Department of Electrical Engineering. The position plays a key role in supporting the academic progression of Mines students by providing academic advising and support services that foster individual development and educational goals. This position guides students toward the timely and successful completion of their degree requirements while upholding national standards for academic advising and the mission of the Colorado School of Mines.

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Last month, Mines Newsroom did an interview and writeup on Associate Professor Neil Dantam's research with algorithms and robot motion. Read more below:

Mines computer scientists developing new algorithms to improve robot motion planning Moving a robot from Point A to Point B is never the only problem within the complex real-world environments robots operate, Associate Professor Neil Dantam says.

Research Experiences for HS Teachers and Community College Instructors
Summer 2025 at Colorado School of Mines

Interdisciplinary Additive Manufacturing Research Experience for Teachers (IAM-RET)
Six weeks, full time, $7K stipend. Participate in actual additive manufacturing (3D printing) research with metals, ceramics, and polymers plus explore and modify AM curriculum. Take an industry recognized certification and explore related curricula. Industry tours. See https://lnkd.in/e3_AgTtE for more information and registration. Summer 2025 at Mines campus in Golden, CO.

Modern AI-Assisted Robotics Research Experience for Teachers (MAR-RET)
Six weeks, full time, ~$6K stipend. Participate in actual AI-Assisted robotics research. Learn and customize curriculum AI-assisted modules (e.g., voice / motion recognition, color/object tracking, lidar-based perception, autonomous navigation). Receive a modern robot for classroom use in AY 25-26. Industry speakers. For more information and registration visit https://lnkd.in/eTsJNSGu
Summer 2025 at Mines campus in Golden, CO.