SCS News 2001

November 2001

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MEDIA ADVISORY: Carnegie Mellon and AT&T to Host Robotics Tournament Featuring 300 Pittsburgh-Area Middle School Students

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Carnegie Mellon Launches System to Rate IT-Enabled Outsourcing Service Providers With Support from Satyam Computer Services, Ltd., Accenture and Others

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Carnegie Mellon to Launch System Rating IT Outsourcing Service Providers With Support from Satyam Computer Services, Ltd. Accenture and Others

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October 2001

News Brief

Former DARPA Official Ken Gabriel to Head Office for Security Technologies

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University Researchers in Pittsburgh Among Those Sharing $10 Million NSF Grant to Develop National Virtual Observatory

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Carnegie Mellon, Carnegie Museums Awarded State Funding For New Panther Hollow Research Incubator on Carnegie Mellon Campus

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September 2001

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Carnegie Mellon To Host Inaugural Nanotechnology Research Workshop

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June 2001

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Carnegie Mellon Robot Will Test New Concept for Continuous Solar-Powered Exploration in Canadian Arctic

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Carnegie Mellon University Robot Will Demonstrate Concept For Continuous Solar-Powered Exploration of Planets and Moons

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Yahoo! Internet Life Names Vivisimo Search Engine Developed at Carnegie Mellon The Best New Search Service on the Web

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May 2001

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RoboCup 2001, A Major International Event Featuring Autonomous Soccer-Playing and Rescue Robots, Makes U.S. Debut in Seattle, Aug. 2-10

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Language Technologies Experts to Gather at Carnegie Mellon for Meeting Of North American Chapter of Association for Computational Linguistics

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High Dependability Computing Consortium Created by Carnegie Mellon and NASA Will Host a Two-Day Workshop on "Dependability in Real Life," May 7-8

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March 2001

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Carnegie Mellon to Host Forum on Making Computer Science a More Female-Friendly Field

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New Carnegie Mellon Software Tool Automatically Organizes Web Search Results Into Meaningful Groups of Information, Makes It easier to Find What You Want

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February 2001

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Pittsburgh Youths to Showcase City Built with LEGO Pieces, Created Under the Instruction of Carnegie Mellon Undergraduates

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