The Center for Disaster Informatics and Computational Epidemiology (DICE) is a catalyst for collaboration among scientists and practitioners from diverse domains to develop data-driven, computational methodologies that facilitate research to address challenges and disparities in disaster mitigation, public health, and response planning.

TReNDS is focused on developing, applying and sharing advanced analytic approaches and neuroinformatics tools that leverage advanced brain imaging and omics data, with a goal of translating these approaches into biomarkers that can help address relevant areas of brain health and disease. The center is jointly operated by Georgia State, Georgia Tech, and Emory University. Four computer science faculty members are on the TReNDS staff.

The Creative Media Industries Institute (CMII) offers advanced technology media and arts training, nurtures media entrepreneurs, and collaborates with companies engaged in film and TV production, music, and game design. Associate professor Ying Zhu holds joint appointments in CMII and the Department of Computer Science.

INSPIRE is an interdisciplinary center that brings together individuals and units with an interest in the areas of cybersecurity and privacy. It serves as a central point of collaboration for researchers from units across the campus. Dr. Daniel Takabi, an associate professor in the Department of Computer Science, is the director of INSPIRE, and many computer science faculty are members.

The Neuroscience Institute is an interdisciplinary community of scholars exploring the development, structure and function of the nervous system. In addition to conducting research, the institute offers B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in neuroscience. Over a dozen computer science faculty members serve as associate faculty members in the Neuroscience Institute.