SCS News 2014

November 2014

Using Social Media for Large Behavioral Studies Is Fast and Cheap, But Fraught With Biases and Distortion

Byron Spice

Reading Harry Potter: Carnegie Mellon Researchers Identify Brain Regions That Encode Words, Grammar, Character Development

Byron Spice

Carnegie Mellon's CoBot Robots Reach 1,000-Kilometer Milestone of Autonomous Operation

Byron Spice

Carnegie Mellon Unveils Lunar Rover "Andy"

Byron Spice

Shaw Receives National Medal of Technology at White House Ceremony

Byron Spice

Harrison Named Packard Fellow

Susie Cribbs

Shaw To Receive National Medal of Technology at White House Ceremony

Byron Spice

Meet Andy: Lunar Rover Unveiling and Tech Fair Slated for Monday

Byron Spice

CMU Teams Take Three of Top Five Spots at Regional Programming Competition

Byron Spice

Job With a Twist

Heidi Opdyke
News Brief

Robots on CNN

Byron Spice

Happy Birthday HCII!

Susie Cribbs

Popular Science Honors SCS-related Projects as "Best of What's New"

Byron Spice

Computer Vision Expert Martial Hebert Named Director of Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute

Byron Spice

Do Your Smartphone Apps Invade Your Privacy? Carnegie Mellon Offers an Online Report Card

Byron Spice
News Brief

Smiley in Hotel Monaco

Byron Spice

Carnegie Mellon Project Uses "Provably Fair" Methods To Help People Split Rent, Divide Goods, Share Credit

Byron Spice

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