SCS News 2010

April 2010

Carnegie Mellon, Jibbigo Produce First Iraqi-to-English Speech-to-Speech Translation Application for iPhone

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Carnegie Mellon's ETC Creates Synthetic Abe Lincoln For Interactive Exhibit at National Civil War Museum

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Google, NASA, National Geographic Leaders To Speak About Scientific Use of Gigapixel Imagery

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Carnegie Mellon Qatar Gets Its Own Robot Receptionist

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Small Mobile Devices Can Serve As Own Computer Mice With Optical Sensing Method From Carnegie Mellon

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Mouth-less Keepon Robot Gets a SmileAs Winner of Carnegie Mellon's Smiley Award

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Bryant, Wing Elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences

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SCS Ranks First Among U.S. Computer Science PhD Programs

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Kolar Named One of Five Facebook Fellows

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Robotics Institute Celebrates 30th Anniversary And First National Robotics Week, April 15-16

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Adrien Treuille Profiled in Carnegie Mellon Today

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Carnegie Mellon Releases ROBOTC2.0® Programming Language for Educational Robots

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How will robots transform industry, health care, and warfare?

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Carnegie Mellon Student Uses Skin As Input For Smart Phones and Other Mobile Devices

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Carnegie Mellon Names Justine Cassell Director Of Human-Computer Interaction Institute

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GigaPan Imagery of Civil War Trails Now Online

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Carnegie Mellon Student Team Competes In Global Electronic Computer War Games

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Carnegie Mellon Professor Don Marinelli Authors Book About Creating the Entertainment Technology Center with Randy Pausch

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