Distinguished Lecture Series Robot-Assisted Urban Search and Rescue from 9/11 to Now: Where's the IT? Dr Robin Murphy, Director, Center for Robot-Assisted Search and Rescue, University of Sth Florida, gave the first Annual Women@SCS Distinguished Lecture

The first Distinguished Nanotechnology Lecture: Nanotechnology and the many Nanotechnolgy Initiatives will be given by Dr James S. Murday from the Naval Research Laboratory on Friday, Oct. 25th. Lecture hosted by the Center for Interdisciplinary Nanotechnology Research (CINR) Abstract and more details

Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective is a seminal new textbook by Randy Bryant, Head of CSD, and Dave O'Hallaron, Assoc Professor, CS and ECE. The thesis: you can become a better programmer by learning what is going on "under the hood" of a computer system. More Information

Center for Computer and Communications Security (C3S) Awarded $35.5 Million Grant from Department of Defense. A Multidisciplinary team of CMU faculty, researchers, and students will be taking a leading role in war against cyberterror (PG article)

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Who is this Man?? . . Check out the Graduate Student site run by and for the SCS graduate commmunity . . .this is the new location for the fellowship website and currently a placeholder for graduate input . . .

More New Features . . . .
SCS Undergraduate Student Site run by and for cs undergraduate students
On-line application . . . to the SCS Doctoral programs along with . . .
Credit-card payment system
CMU Affiliates page . . . our university-wide connections
Centers and Projects Page . . . featuring the numerous Research Projects and Centers of the SCS Community
Faculty Page . . . featuring thumbnail photos and research interests of our SCS faculty
SCS Seminars Page . . . a quick guide to the major seminars
Alan and Danny's Challenge . . . featuring a mathematical puzzle to tickle the grey cells: Check the latest puzzle along with the solution to Puzzle 1

Fall 2002 Distinguished Lecture Series

Microsoft Days @ CMU Abstract
Saturday, October 26th, 2:00 p.m., WeH 7500

SCS Sleeping Bag Weekend
Sunday, October 27th, 3:00 p.m., WeH 7500

SCS Sleeping Bag Weekend: Q&A Session
Monday, October 28th, 10:30 a.m., NSH 3500

RI Seminar
John J. Leonard, Department of Ocean Engineering @ MIT
Autonomous Large-Scale Mapping and Navigation , Abstract
Tuesday, October 29th, 3:30 p.m.- 4:30 p.m. , NSH 1305

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