Welcome! to the newly designed SCS web site where we plan to feature News, Research, and People on the forefront of research and education here in the Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science. We aim to be a WWW destination, and resource, for the whole SCS community and for all those interested in exploring what's happening in the many fields of computer science.

· Roadtripping in Search of the Technological Future
"True Internet nirvana is a school like Pittsburgh's Carnegie Mellon, where the network is not only fast but wireless".

Several CMU students were interviewed by Fortune Magazine for this month's issue. Reporters from Fortune Magazine travelled across the nation interviewing various college students who were studying technology fields.
Read the article here.

HOWIE CHOSET CHOSEN in MIT Technology Review!
The June 2002 issue of MIT Techology Review unveiled the magazine's annual "TR100", the 100 brilliant young innovators under 35 "whose work and ideas will change the world". We are delighted to announce that HOWIE CHOSET, mechnical engineer and roboticist, was among those honored.

The theme behind this year's TR100 centered on "transforming existing industries and creating new ones" and looked for "technology's impact on the real economy". Special "hot spots" included information technology, biotechnology and medicine, nanotechnology and materials, energy, and transportation."
Read the entire article.

It's not too early to think about participating in SCS-Day 2003!! Can you play music? Can you cook? Dance? Paint? Show your "hidden" skills to the entire SCS community!! Take part in the talent show and entertain us all! Exhibit your photography and works of art, share a non-scs skill by teaching us something special.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, Feb. 9th from noon to 11.00pm in the UC. Check out the SCS-Day web site and suggest a name for this to be memorable event!! Organizers and planning help WELCOME!

· RI FRC Seminar: A Flying Robot that Follows Terrain
Thomas Netter, Institute of Neuroinformatics
University of Zurich / ETH
Jun 24 2002, 2:00 PM, NSH 1109

· Teruko Yata Memorial Service & Reception
Jun 24 2002, 10:00 AM
Schatz Dining Room, University Center

· The end of Summer Session One is nigh.
The last day of classes Thursday, June 27
Final Exams Friday, June 28
Summer Session Two Monday, July 1

Full Calendar

As construction on the SCS web site continues, this icon will be a frequent reminder that Work is In Progress. We intend to utilize current resources as much as possible. Some pages will remain the same, some will be renovated and some new pages will be constructed.

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