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School of Computer Science
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Andrew Moore, a distinguished computer scientist with expertise in machine learning and robotics, served as a professor of computer science and robotics at CMU before being named founding director of Google's Pittsburgh engineering office in 2006.
Press Release: Google VP Named Dean of Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science
Andrew Moore, a distinguished computer scientist with expertise in machine learning and robotics, served as a professor of computer science and robotics at CMU before being named founding director of Google's Pittsburgh engineering office in 2006.Monday, March 31, 2014
The garage at 4621 Forbes Ave., the region's largest public car-charging facility, will host an open house to celebrate the addition from 4 to 7 p.m., April 4.
Press Release: Carnegie Mellon's Electric Garage Adds Tesla High-Power Charger for Public Use
The garage at 4621 Forbes Ave., the region's largest public car-charging facility, will host an open house to celebrate the addition from 4 to 7 p.m., April 4.Wednesday, March 26, 2014
The satellite lab is being established collaboratively with Carlow's School of Education and The Campus School of Carlow University, and will focus on interdisciplinary practices in education and high performance learning. CMU CREATE Lab satellites have already been established at Marshall University, West Virginia University and West Liberty University in West Virginia. MORE
Press Release: Carlow University Launches Satellite of Carnegie Mellon University's CREATE Lab
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Developed under the direction of Reid Simmons, research professor in CMU’s Robotics Institute, Victor the Gamebot is the latest in a series of “social robots” that anticipate the day when people and robots will interact routinely in workplaces, retail centers and even homes. With Victor, Simmons and fellow researchers hope to better understand what it takes to get people to not only engage with a robot, but to enjoy doing it.
Press Release: Carnegie Mellon Robot Invites Humans To Play Mean Game of SCRABBLE
Developed under the direction of Reid Simmons, research professor in CMU’s Robotics Institute, Victor the Gamebot is the latest in a series of “social robots” that anticipate the day when people and robots will interact routinely in workplaces, retail centers and even homes. With Victor, Simmons and fellow researchers hope to better understand what it takes to get people to not only engage with a robot, but to enjoy doing it.Monday, March 17, 2014
Carnegie Mellon computational biologist Wei Wu says a computer program, capable of tracking more than 100 clinical variables for almost 400 people, has shown it can identify various subtypes of asthma, which could lead to targeted, more effective treatments.
Press Release: Computer Analyzes Massive Clinical Databases To Properly Categorize Asthma Patients
Carnegie Mellon computational biologist Wei Wu says a computer program, capable of tracking more than 100 clinical variables for almost 400 people, has shown it can identify various subtypes of asthma, which could lead to targeted, more effective treatments.Thursday, March 13, 2014
Working Examples, an online knowledge-sharing community for projects, expertise and resources supporting innovation in education, has partnered with BloomBoard, a Silicon Valley-based technology startup, to increase teachers' access to professional development resources. MORE