Database Research at Cornell
Welcome to the Cornell Database Group. We are a group of faculty, researchers, and students who are working on new database and data mining technology. We are currently working on the following research projects:
- Cayuga: Monitoring Event Streams
- Data-Driven Games
- Data Privacy
- e-Science: Data management and analysis services for the sciences
- MayBMS: An uncertain database management system
- The WebLab Project
News
- June 23, 2008: Nitin Gupta, with co-author Neha Singh of IIT Bombay, wins first place in the ACM Student Research Competition Grand Finals for their work on XML processing.
- April 18, 2008: Lyublena Antova and Ben Sowell win 1st and 3rd prices in poster competition, Spring'08 DB/IR Day at Columbia University.
- April 2008: "Fast and Simple Relational Processing of Uncertain Data" by Antova et al. is the runner-up to the best paper award at ICDE 2008! The Cornell DB group had four papers at ICDE'08.
- Nitin Gupta wins Microsoft Research Fellowship!
- Ben Sowell wins NDSEG Fellowship!
- Johannes Gehrke wins NYSTAR award!
- "Additive Groves of Regression Trees" by Daria Sorokina, Rich Caruana, and Mirek Riedewald wins ECML 2007 Best Student Paper award!