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Carnegie Mellon’s Soccer-Playing Robot Teams
Bring Home Gold and Bronze from RoboCup
2007! Two Other University Teams Participate
in Nanogram Demonstration League. Three teams representing Carnegie
Mellon University have taken top spots at the International RoboCup
Federation’s 2007 RoboCup competition in Atlanta. The CM Dragons
2007 took first place among the competitors in the small-sized league
for the second year in a row. CM Dash captured the third spot in
the legged league, while another Carnegie Mellon team vying in the
robot rescue simulation league took first place as well. News
release
Congratulations to our RoboCup
2007, competitors!!
Carnegie Mellon is hosting three high school students from the Al
RU’YA Bilingual School in Kuwait who took the top spot at
Carnegie Mellon in Qatar’s first international Botball®
competition. The students won a trip to Pittsburgh as the grand
prize after beating 17 other teams from Qatar, the United Arab Emirates
and Kuwait in May. News
release
2007 Andrew’s Leap:
a summer enrichment program for local area high school students
run by the School of Computer Science. June 25 -- Aug 10
David O’Hallaron, associate professor of computer science
and electrical and computer engineering is the new director of Intel
Research Pittsburgh. O’Hallaron, whose research focuses on
scientific supercomputing, computational database systems and virtualization,
succeeds Todd Mowry,
who has returned to the university as an associate professor, CSD.
News release
Olympus Show and Tell featured in Carnegie
Mellon News and Pop
City
Captchas and reCaptchas featured in Post
Gazette
Front Page Archive
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Congratulations to our rising stars!
 Finmeccanica Chair
in Computer Science awarded to Anastasia
Ailamaki, associate professor CSD
The A. Nico Habermannn
Chair in the School of Computer Science, awarded to Jodi
Forlizzi, assistant professor HCII
The SCS Faculty Development
Fellowships created by Carnegie Mellon in recognition of our efforts
to help the computer science program in Qatar awarded to Anupam
Gupta, assistant professor CSD and Alexei
Efros, assistant professor CSD/RI
Details of SCS
Faculty Awards
Center
for Computational Thinking: By coining
the term “computational thinking,” Jeannette
Wing, professor CSD, encapsulated both the answer to the question,
“What is computer science?” and a viewpoint
on how computer science is revolutionizing not only all the sciences,
but impacting every aspect of our lives in the 21st century. Find
out more
SCS Interview Series: Look
Who's Talking!
New School of Computer Science Complex: Information
and Blog Check out and discuss the design for the new Gates
Center for Computer Science. Gates
Webcam!
The Puzzle TOAD brings you ...Can
Oleg beat Erdös?... the latest puzzle to tickle the grey
cells. . . Also, check out the previous puzzles and their solutions,
including solution
to puzzle 21: Searching for the Truth
SCS Faculty Positions Available
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Carnegie Mellon, University of Madeira Offer Dual Degree Master’s
Program in Human-Computer Interaction News
release
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
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Distinguished
Lecture Series
Distinguished Lecture Series Archive
2007 Andrew’s Leap:
a summer enrichment program for local area high school students
run by the School of Computer Science. June 25 -- Aug 10
Monday August 27, Fall Term Commences: First Day of Classes
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