Coming soon! Tesla Dedication in the Robotics Institute. Nikola Tesla (1856–1943) was possibly the greatest discoverer the world has known since Leonardo da Vinci, and yet one of the least recognized scientific discoverers in history. Presentation: Jeffrey Sellon, P.E., a Tesla expert, will give a talk and answer questions after the dedication. Join us on Tuesday, June 20th, to learn about this exemplar scientist! Abstract

Jeannette Wing, President's Professor of Computer Science and CS Department Head, and Bruce Maggs, Professor, Computer Science Department, and Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, have been elected Members at Large in the 2006 ACM General Elections.

Professor Daniel P. Siewiorek, Director HCII, has been awarded SIGMOBILE's 2006 Outstanding Achievement Award. The award ceremony and keynote seminar by Professor Siewiorek will be at MobiSys 2006, Uppsala, Sweden.

Jonathan Aldrich, Assistant Professor in ISRI, has received an NSF Career Award! Jonathan's interests are in programming languages and analysis. His NSF Career Award title is "Lightweight Modeling and Enforcement of Architectural Behavior". Check out the list of SCS NSF Career Award recipients.

Kanat Tangwongsan, is this year's winner of the Allen Newell Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research. Kanat's thesis title is "Active Data Structures and Applications to Dynamic and Kinetic Algorithms" and his advisor is Professor Guy Blelloch.

The 2006 SCS Alumni Award for Undergraduate Excellence in Computer Science is awarded to David I. Murray. David's thesis title: "Adaptive LAN-to-Host Multicast: Optimizing End System Multicast via LAN Multicast Integration ", and his advisor is professor Hui Zhang.

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SCS Interview Series Look Who's Talking! Richard Pattis, Associate Teaching Professor CSD, talks about life as the new freshman advisor, writing Karel the Robot, his life as an undergraduate at Carnegie Mellon in the 1970's, and much more.... Read full interview by CSD undergraduates: Sana Yousuf and Renee Nicole Rivas

2006 Inductees Into Robot Hall of Fame® Five robots, ranging from an iconic female humanoid in a classic silent film to a ubiquitous industrial robot that helped make electronics inexpensive and commonplace, will be inducted into Carnegie Mellon's Robot Hall of Fame® during a ceremony this June. News release

Gates Center Information and Blog Check out and discuss the design for the new Gates Center for Computer Science. The Gates Center will be located in the Valley between the Purnell Center, Cyert Hall, Doherty Hall and Newell Simon Hall. Watch building developments through the Gates Webcam!

The Puzzle TOAD brings you ... Homework Scores...the latest puzzle to tickle the grey cells. . . Also, check out the previous puzzles and their solutions, including solution to puzzle 18: Spiders and a Fly.

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3rd Robot Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
[Registration]
Jun 21 2006, Sheraton Station Square, Pittsburgh, PA

NEW 2006 Summer Workshop for CS High School Teachers: CS4HS -- Explorations in Computer Science, Friday, July 21 - Monday, July 24. The workshop will provide teaching modules showing that computer science is a broad and exciting field. CS4HS is funded in part by a Google research award. Online Registration now available!

Attention undergraduates! Check out the undergrad student site run by and for undergrads in csd.

You can now request copies of the Women@SCS Computer Science Brochures. Contact: cfrieze AT cs.cmu.edu and indicate the level -- middle/HS level or college level brochure. You can also download a copy of the Computer Science poster which displays many of the diverse and exciting areas of Computer Science. Small version of poster

Fall 2005/Spring 2006 Distinguished Lecture Series
Fall 2004/Spring 2005 Distinguished Lecture Series
Distinguished Lecture Series Archive

34th Carnegie Symposium on Cognition
Sponsored by: The Department of Psychology at Carnegie Mellon University, More details
June 2-4, 136A -- The Adamson Wing Baker Hall

Tesla Dedication
Jeffrey Sellon, P.E.
Nikola Tesla: His Life and Accomplishments, Abstract
Dedication: 4th Floor Entry, The Robotics Institute
Presentation: NSH 3305 Newell-Simon Hall
Tuesday, June 20th

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