Indiana University’s Summer Research Opportunities in Computing (IU-SROC) program is for high-potential students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
For eight weeks, you’ll conduct computing research full time in a laboratory at the IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering, one of nation’s top technology schools. You’ll also learn from a faculty mentor and a Ph.D. student mentor.
See more summer research programs through Luddy, IU, and other organizations.
The program is also great preparation for graduate school in fields like computer science, bioinformatics, human-centered computing, computer vision, health informatics, security, cloud computing, interactive intelligent systems, text mining, and high performance computing.
This ongoing project is about developing scalable secure computing technologies—for example, training a machine learning model on encrypted data and making scientific discoveries without directly observing the content of the data.
Another of the group’s research areas is leveraging intelligent technologies to detect and analyze cybercrimes. Examples include automatic discovery and interpretation of dark words, and study of criminal activities on blockchain.
For more information, contact Dr. Lamara Warren at ldwarren@indiana.edu.
In addition, some Luddy faculty have grant-supported opportunities for undergraduate summer research. To learn more, email uroc@indiana.edu.
