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General Motors, Carnegie Mellon Commit To Develop
Driverless Vehicles: General Motors Corp. and Carnegie Mellon
University announced a new Collaborative Research Lab (CRL) and
a renewed commitment to work jointly on technologies that will accelerate
the emerging field of autonomous driving. News
release

GigaPan
Goes to the Ball Game! The latest edition of Sports Illustrated
will feature a double foldout panorama of New York’s Yankee
Stadium produced with the Global
Connection Project's GigaPan system.

Take Me to Your Robot! Robot
250, a massive, citywide art and technology program will run
July 11-27. See
Opening Day Photos! See news
release. Also, read Pittsburgh
Tribune-Review article.

Illah Nourbakhsh Associate
Professor, RI, smiles as he's interviewed by Rania Farouk El Jammal,
a producer with the Al Jazeera Children's Channel. Find
out why Al Jazeera were in town
CMieux team, led by
Norman Sadeh, Professor, Institute for Software Research, and
graduate student Michael Benisch, won this year’s Procurement
Challenge, a tournament at AAAI in which teams develop autonomous
trading agents to procure PC components. News
release
Congratulations to Avrim
Blum, Professor CSD, and Tom
Mitchell, Fredkin Professor of AI and Machine Learning, MLD,
on winning the first "ICML/COLT 10- Year Best Paper" award
for their paper: "Combining labeled and unlabeled data with
co-training."
FCC Hearing
on the Future of the Internet
Monday, July 21, 4pm, McConomy Auditorium, University Center, Carnegie
Mellon University
The event will also be broadcast live and streamed on WRCT
88.3 FM in Pittsburgh.
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Randy Pausch, professor
CSD, HCII, and Design, has been included in TIME Magazine's 2008
list of the world's 100 most influential people. And his book,
"The Last Lecture," co-written by Jeff Zaslow of the
Wall Street Journal and based on Pausch's now-famous talk "Really
Achieving Your Childhood Dreams," is now a New York Times
#1 bestseller. News
release
Hold the date! Sunday, August 17th, 2008: "Picking Up The
Pace: Walk for Pancreatic Cancer Research" in honor of Randy
Pausch. More
information and registration
Check HERE
to see videos of Jeff Bezos and Randy Pausch, Keynote Speakers
at the School of Computer Science Commencement!
Watch Randy at the 2008 graduation ceremony on ABC's
Good Morning America.
Pancreatic Cancer Group Names Research Grant for Randy. News
release
Wall Street Journal
feature on Randy.
Look HERE
for more information on Randy
Pausch.

Click image on left to see aeriel view of the new School of Computer
Science Gates Hillman Complex. Check out current information
for the new complex and take the
Gates Hillman test!
View Webcam of the Gates Hillman Complex
SCS Interview Series: features
Mark Stehlik, Teaching
Professor and Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Education, CSD,
Full
interview
The Puzzle TOAD brings you ... Rational
Creatures! .... the latest puzzle to tickle the grey cells.
. . Also, check out the previous puzzles and their solutions,
including solution
to puzzle 24: Fair Shares
SCS Faculty Positions Available
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Fourth Symposium on
Usable Privacy and Security SOUPS 2008
July 23 through July 25, Carnegie Mellon Campus
Third CS4HS Summer Wokshop 2008
CS4HS provides high school (and K-8) teachers with deas and resources
to help them teach computer science principles to their students
in a fun and relevant way.
July 24 through July 27, Carnegie Mellon Campus
Summer Java Workshop 2008
for APCS Teachers
July 27 through August 2, Carnegie Mellon Campus
SCS Alum (RI and ML), Daniel
Wilson, author of "How to Survive a Robot Uprising"
among others, is now the host of a new History Channel show: The
Works!
Carnegie Mellon Announces New Degree Fusing the Arts With Computer
Science News
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Distinguished
Lecture Series
Distinguished Lecture
Series Archive
Special SDI/LCS Seminar
John Wilkes, HP Labs
Delegating Control to Automated Systems,
Abstract
Monday, July 21, 1:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m. , 2101 Collaborative Innovation
Center
VASC Seminar
Umberto Castellani, University of Verona
Some Activities at the VIPS Lab: 3D Shape Matching
Using Hidden Markov Models and Geo-located image Analysis,
Abstract
Monday, July 21, 3:30 p.m., 1507 Newell-Simon Hall
VASC Seminar (continued)
Raffay Hamid, Georgia Institute of Technology
A Computational Framework for Unsupervised Analysis
of Everyday Activities, Abstract
Monday, July 21, 4:00 p.m., 1507 Newell-Simon Hall
Special CERT/Cylab Seminar
Richard Power, CyLab Distinguished Fellow
Cyber Security in the Three Times: Past, Present,
& Future,
Abstract
Tuesday, July 22, 12:00 p.m., Distributed Education Center Lobby
Level Collaborative Innovation Center
Series Commemorating CERT's 20th Year of Operation
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