Sandstorm robot racer repaired and ready after rollover crash during test. Despite setbacks for Red Team, project director William L. “Red” Whittaker, Research Professor RI, says "everyone is focused and committed to win. Everybody's up,"...... Read full Post-gazette story The DARPA Grand Challenge, an unmanned, off-road Mojave desert race for robots, takes place Saturday March 13, Press release

Tuomas Sandholm, Associate Prof. CSD, David Yaron Associate Prof. Chemistry, and Benno Bernt, founder and former head of Carnegie Mellon's Technology Transfer Office, are among those being honored this year by the Carnegie Science Center for outstanding achievements in science and technology in southwestern Pennsylvania.

New I.T. may balance security, privacy User-friendly, automated software may help antiterrorism surveillance and individual privacy co-exist, "Our commercially available technologies allow medical data to be shared for bioterrorism surveillance while providing provable assurances of privacy protection," says Latanya Sweeney, Assistant Professor CSD, the founder and director of the Laboratory for International Data Privacy. "As a result, the American public can enjoy both safety and privacy." Full story

Open House 2004 for admitted PhD students Welcome! The faculty and students of the School of Computer Science are all looking forward to meeting and talking with you. Details

SCS Interview Series Aspiring, inspiring, and ready to take on anything, newly appointed Robotics faculty member M. Bernardine Dias shares her work, life, and passions. Full interview

Video Clips Meet the Dean, Professors and Students from the School of Computer Science, Take a tour of SCS, Watch clips from the SCS-Day Talent Show Get the Flash 6 plugin

Problems with Ants!!, is the LATEST PUZZLE to tickle the grey cells. . . Also, check out the previous puzzles and their solutions, including puzzle 8.

SCS Interviews Look Who's Talking!

What would Benjamin Franklin think about the Internet? is the latest in Tales of Technology from the Post-Gazette column by James Morris, Dean, School of Computer Science

SCS Faculty Positions Available

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Mid-Semester/Spring Break: March 5 through March 12

The Pittsburgh Savoyards, including several members from SCS, will present Gilbert & Sullivan's hilarious comic operetta Patience, March 5-21; More Details you can also call (412) 734-8476 for further information

SCS Recognition Awardees 2004

SCS Day Photos courtesy of Ralf Brown (Research faculty, LTI). Thanks to our organizers, sponsors, and all who participated to make SCS Day 2004 a successful and dynamic event including workshops, exhibits, games, and a talent show! Dean Morris showed his flair as the perfect Master of Ceremonies for the Talent Show and SCS Recognition Awards Ceremony.

You can now Submit Photos and Post Captions to the ugrad Photo Album!! (photo by Yuchun Wang)

Spring 2004 Distinguished Lecture Series
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ISRI Seminar Series
Lorrie Cranor, Associate Research Professor, ISRI and Engineering and Public Policy
Analysis of Security Vulnerabilities in the Movie Production and Distribution Processand Distribution Process, Abstract
Monday 15, March 1:30 p.m.- 3:00 p.m. , WeH 4623

HCII Seminar Series
Nikol Rummel
Improving on-line collaboration with instructional scripts and models
Wednesday, March 24, 4:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. , NSH 1305

2004 Digital Library Colloquium Series
Gregory Crane, Professor of Classics
Cultural Informatics: Emergence of a New Field, Abstract
Wednesday, March 24, 3:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m. , Adamson Wing (136A) Baker Hall

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