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Jeannette Wing, Professor and Head of Computer Science Department Addresses President Obama's Sci/Tech Panel On Role of Computer Science in Tackling Critical Issues. News Release
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Caterpillar Inc. will be a sponsor of the Astrobotic Technology/Carnegie Mellon University robotic mission to the Apollo 11 landing site, now slated for April 2013. For more information, visit the Astrobotic Technology website.
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Carnegie Mellon Hosting First Conference To Explore Scientific Use of Gigapixel Imagery Scientists who are pioneering the use of gigapixel imagery will discuss how they are leveraging this new technology Nov. 11-13 at the first Fine International Conference on Gigapixel Imaging for Science, hosted by Carnegie Mellon University. News Release
Census 2010: Counting The RobotsData gathering for the U.S. 2010 Census may be finished, but it has just begun for the Robot Census 2010. Heather Knight, a first-year PhD student in the Robotics Institute, has launched the unprecedented effort to count every robot residing in Carnegie Mellon University’s laboratories. News Brief
Carnegie Mellon’s Wing Addresses President’s Sci/Tech Panel On Role of Computer Science in Tackling Critical Issues Advances in computer science are necessary for the United States to compete globally and to address some of its most pressing challenges, says Jeannette Wing, head of Carnegie Mellon University’s Computer Science Department, in remarks prepared for the Sept. 2 meeting of the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST). News Release
Carnegie Robotics LLC Partners With Carnegie Mellon To Manufacture Robotic Components and Systems Carnegie Mellon University today announced the launch of a new firm, Carnegie Robotics LLC, which will develop, manufacture and service robotic components and systems in partnership with the university’s highly successful National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC). News Release
Five SCS graduate students selected as Siebel ScholarsThe scholars are Michael Benisch and Jana Diesner, both PhD students in the Institute for Software Research’s Computation, Organizations and Society Program; Hsin Huang, a graduate student in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute, and Elijah Mayfield and Adam Skory, both graduate students in the Language Technologies Institute. News Release
NSF Project at Carnegie Mellon Will Develop Architecture That Makes Internet Secure, SmartResearchers at Carnegie Mellon University will lead a three-year, $7.1 million effort sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop a next-generation network architecture that fixes security and reliability deficiencies now threatening the viability of the Internet. SCS News Release and NSF News Release
Carnegie Mellon Joins NSF Research Consortium To Develop Tools for Analyzing Autism, Other Behaviors Researchers in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University will join a five-year, $10 million initiative funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to create novel tools for evaluating social interactions and other behaviors that can be used in diagnosing or treating behavioral disorders such as autism. News Release
Carnegie Mellon Offers Robotic Systems Development Degree Program for Training Technology Managers Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute is offering a new master’s degree program in robotic systems development that will provide beginning and early-entry practicing professionals with the multidisciplinary skills and know-how needed to succeed in industry. Graduates of this program will be capable of operating at a higher technical/managerial level within a company, making them extremely desirable job candidates. News Release