Brendan Iribe
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The Brendan Iribe Center for Computer Science and Engineering projects the university's future.
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The university celebrated the building's dedication on April 27, 2019.
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Co-founder and lead engineer of Oculus, Andrew Reisse launched his first startup as a 19-year-old college student with his friends Michael Antonov (B.S. ’03, computer science) and Brendan Iribe.
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With a new $1 million gift from Brendan Iribe, the Initiative will build on current programming by the Maryland Center for Women in Computing and emphasize inclusion for students of all genders and backgrounds.
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New funding grows state-matched faculty positions in computer science to six endowed professorships and two endowed chairs.
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Endowed professorship in virtual reality created with private and state support.
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An expert in virtual reality, computer graphics and robotics, Lin joins UMD from the University of Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Endowed professorship in virtual reality created with private and state support.
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State initiative matches donations from Michael and Eugenia Brin and Elizabeth Stevinson Iribe to establish endowed chairs in mathematics and computer science.
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Record gift will fund new building, scholarships and professorships.
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Oculus VR Co-Founder and CEO Iribe discusses the future of virtual reality and his $31 million donation to the University of Maryland.
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