SCS News 2014

April 2014

Molecular, Neural and Bacterial Networks Provide Insights For Computer Network Security, Carnegie Mellon Researchers Find

Byron Spice
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Veloso Among Five To Earn Highest Faculty Distinction at Carnegie Mellon

Ken Walters

Real-Time Information From Drug-Monitoring Systems Improves Regimen Adherence, Carnegie Mellon Researchers Find

Byron Spice

Teddy Bears at the Push of a Button: CMU-Disney Researcher Invents 3D Printing Technique for Making Soft, Cuddly Stuff

Byron Spice
The Geniushire team

Student Startup GeniusHire Secures First Round of Funding

Byron Spice

Previously Unknown Warhol Works Discovered on Floppy Disks from 1985

Pam Wigley

Girls of Steel Team Helps Construct Autodesk Robot and Vies at National FIRST® Robotics Competition

Byron Spice

Clarke Receives Bower Prize at Franklin Institute Ceremony

Heidi Opdyke

A Key To Enjoying Massive Online Photo Files May Be Giving Up Some Control, Researchers Say

Byron Spice

Carnegie Mellon System Lets iPad Users Explore Data With Their Fingers

Byron Spice
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Software Engineering Institute Blog

Byron Spice

Computational Method Dramatically Speeds Up Estimates Of Gene Expression, CMU, UMD Researchers Report

Byron Spice

Google VP named Dean of Carnegie Mellon’s School of Computer Science

Ken Walters
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National Order of the Sovereign Congress

Byron Spice

Flight Test of Astrobotic Landing System Is Successful

Byron Spice

Raibert Kicks Off Robotics Week Celebration

Byron Spice

New Research Project Applies Big Data Tools to Astrophysics

Byron Spice
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PeerJ

Byron Spice

SCS Undergraduate Wins First Prize in Chinese Language Competition

Byron Spice

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Kelly Solman

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