Welcome to CSDSE

The CSDSE division at NYU Shanghai is at the forefront of cutting-edge research and interdisciplinary innovation, providing students with a dynamic learning environment and a global perspective on the rapidly evolving field of Computer and Data science.

The CSDSE division is committed to fostering a dynamic learning environment that equips students with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in the ever-evolving fields of computer science and data science engineering. With a world-class faculty conducting groundbreaking research, state-of-the-art facilities, and a diverse and vibrant community, we empower students to tackle real-world challenges and make meaningful contributions to the future of technology.

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  • Kiwi Selected for 2026 Shanghai Teaching Reform Program
    Awards and Recognition
    Kiwi Selected for 2026 Shanghai Teaching Reform Program

    Congratulations to “Kiwi – An AI Learning Companion Platform” on being selected for the 2026 Shanghai Municipal Teaching Reform Advancement Program by the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission. Led by Nasir Memon, Hongyi Wen, Lihua Xu, Shengjie Wang, Keith Ross, and Yao Wang, the project has been recognized for its innovative platform design, effective integration of AI into teaching practices, and outstanding achievements in developing students’ AI competencies.
     

  • First Place at the CVPR 2026 Mars Landslide Segmentation Challenge
    Awards and Recognition
    First Place at the CVPR 2026 Mars Landslide Segmentation Challenge

    NYU Shanghai first-year Computer Science PhD student Wang Zhe and incoming Computer Science PhD student Xu Sizhe, advised by Assistant Professor of Urban Studies and Computer Science Wang Zhaonan, won first place in the Mars Landslide Segmentation Challenge at the CVPR 2026 PBVS Workshop.

    The team worked on landslide segmentation using multimodal Martian imagery, a task made especially challenging by limited prior knowledge, distinctive terrain features, and complex spatial semantics of the Martian landscape.

    “This was an incredible opportunity to apply computer vision techniques to planetary data,” the team said. “We hope this achievement brings greater visibility to our research community.”

  • NYU Shanghai Team Excels at 2024 X-GAME with Innovative EV Charging Study
    Awards and Recognition
    NYU Shanghai Team Excels at 2024 X-GAME with Innovative EV Charging Study

    At the 2024 X-GAME Shanghai Smart New Energy Vehicle Big Data Competition, the team “NanNanYu”, supervised by Professor Zhibin Chen, Assistant Professor of Engineering at NYU Shanghai, conducted innovative research titled “Analysis of Heterogeneous Charging Behavior and Facility Matching Driven by Simulation.” Selected from over 600 teams and nearly 800 participants, the team’s outstanding work received high praise from the judges and won First Prize in the New Energy Vehicle Category at the final competition.

    Let’s hear from this international and dynamic young team about their perspectives and practices on green mobility, as well as their memorable experiences and aspirations from the X-GAME competition — watch the video here.

  • ICPC Record Medal Haul
    Awards and Recognition
    ICPC Record Medal Haul

    On June 8, 2025, four NYU Shanghai ICPC teams, comprising 12 students, competed in the 2025 ICPC China Silk Road National Invitational Programming Contest at Ningxia Institute of Technology. They achieved their best result to date: one gold, one silver, and two bronze medals. The team “() is not a palindrome” placed 8th overall by solving 9 of 13 problems, earning a bronze cup alongside their gold medal. Congratulations to all on this outstanding achievement!

  • Robotics Team Wins the Promising Award
    Awards and Recognition
    Robotics Team Wins the Promising Award

    On December 22, 2024, the NYU Shanghai Robotics Club's team won the Promising Award at the VEX Elite Invitational Competition. As the first major event of the season, the competition featured 29 teams from 17 leading universities, including Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Tongji University, and Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen). The two NYU Shanghai teams, led by Evan Xiao, the President of the Robotics Club, demonstrated their creativity and technical skills. This recognition highlights the dedication and teamwork of the club members as they continue to grow and excel in robotics.