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SCS News 2003
October 2003
Carnegie Mellon Will Induct Four Robots Into Newly Established Robot Hall of Fame
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Carnegie Software Partners Formed to Collaborate with Carnegie Mellon on Defense, Intelligence, Homeland Security and Law Enforcement Contracts
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GORDON BELL TO BE INDUCTED AS A FELLOW OF THE COMPUTER HISTORY MUSEUM
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Carnegie Mellon Researchers Receive $2.5 Million to Develop Next-Generation, Integrated Systems for Bio-Molecular Imaging and Information Discovery
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Carnegie Mellon Researchers Receive $6 Million NSF Grant to Enhance Talking Computer Tutor that Helps to Improve Children's Reading Skills
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