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ICSI Researcher Receives Top Honor for Open Science

Chelle Gentemann, PhD, has been named as a recipient of the 2025 Open Science Prize of the American Geophysical Union (AGU), a major honor recognizing work promoting the open sharing of knowledge and information for the benefit of all.

Professor Dr. Wolfgang Wahlster Awarded the Konrad Zuse Medal

ICSI is proud to congratulate Prof. Wolfgang Wahlster, PhD, Distinguished Fellow and Member of the Director’s Circle at ICSI, on being awarded the 2025 Konrad Zuse Medal, Germany’s highest honor for computer scientists.

Professor Wahlster Receives Europe’s Oldest Innovation Award

Celebrating Excellence: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Wahlster Receives Europe’s Oldest Innovation Award

Professor Wolfgang Wahlster, a Distinguished Fellow at ICSI and a foundational figure in European AI research, has been honored with the 2025 Rudolf Diesel Medal for “Best Innovation Promotion”—Europe’s oldest and most prestigious innovation award.

Professor Wahlster inducted Into the Hall of Fame of German Research

Professor Wolfgang Wahlster, founding director of the German Research Center for AI, was inducted into the Hall of Fame of German Research at a ceremony held at the New Institute in Hamburg on October 12, 2023.

New Book Chapter: Cyber and Information Security in the Bioeconomy

ICSI's Dr. Alexander Titus and Dr. Michele Holko are authors of a chapter titled "Cyber and Information Security in the Bioeconomy" in the new book Cyberbiosecurity from Springer.

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ICSI Co-Founder Ron Kay Turns 100

There’s something very special about a 100th  birthday. It’s a time not only to celebrate the life of an individual, but to reflect on that life against the backdrop of a century in human history.
 
The world has changed a great deal since Ron Kay was born in 1923, and Ron Kay has changed a great deal about that world.

Impact Stories: From concept to company: How an idea incubated at ICSI became one of today’s leading network security monitoring platforms

With the rise of the Internet in the mid-1990s came the scourge of Internet attacks. At the time, Vern Paxson was pursuing a work-study Ph.D. at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), with a focus on Internet measurement. The LBNL security staff would occasionally ask him whether his research data happened to have information about a particular attack. It often did, but extracting the activity was a cumbersome process that only provided insight after-the-fact. This led him to develop a system – now named Zeek – to more effectively answer such questions.

ICSI High School Internship Program

ICSI High School Internship ProgramIn June 2022, the International Computer Science Institute (ICSI) in Berkeley, CA, launched a  new high school internship program spearheaded by Primal Wijesekera. The program is designed to excite, inspire, and educate students about the field of computer science.

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