News

(04/28/08) Prof. Lorie Loeb, System Administrator Tim Tregubov, and CS majors Amanda Lobel `09, Evan Tice `09, Gemma Ross `08, along with undergraduates from across the campus have initiated project Green Lite Dartmouth, which aims to educate students on energy usage through real-time feedback on displays in the McLaughlin Cluster residence halls. Read more.
(04/11/08) Nick Christman `08, a senior majoring in computer science and mathematics, has been awarded an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. While maintaining a 4.00 GPA, Nick started in all 18 soccer games during this season. Read More.
(04/07/08) Prof. David Kotz has been selected as a Fullbright Scholar to India. He will spend the 2008-2009 academic year at the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore with a research focus on the measurement and modeling of wireless networks. To facilitate this collaboration, Dartmouth has awarded Prof. Kotz a Senior Faculty Grant.
(03/30/08) Tanzeem Choudhury is joining our department as an Assistant Professor starting on April 1, 2008. Her research focus is on machine learning and machine sensing of human and group behavior.
(03/11/08) Prof. Andrew Campbell's course on Software Design and Implementation (COSC 23) culimnated in final team projects, programming embedded linux robots, shown on the left. The final Demo or Die! Day included a remote-controlled robot tressure hunt, as well as a final race. See more pictures.
(02/20/08) Prof. Peter Winkler co-organized the Mechanical Puzzles Day at Dartmouth. Katelin Bailey `10, a computer science major, and Profs. Scot Drysdale and Afra Zomorodian were among the many attendees, playing with puzzles such as Oscar's Maze on the left. Read more.
(01/30/08) Prof. Fabio Pellacini has received a Faculty Early Career Development Award (CAREER) from the National Science Foundation (NSF). Read more.
(01/07/08) Prof. Sean Smith and John Marchesini, an alumnus of our Ph.D. program, have published a new book on the craft of system security. Read more.
(01/01/08) The January issue of the Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society includes the article Barcodes: The persistent topology of data, which surveys the work of Prof. Afra Zomorodian and collaborators in computational topology. Read more.
(12/21/07) Prof. Hany Farid, Associate Chair of the department, was interviewed on MSNBC's The Today Show. See the interview.
(10/19/07) Prof. Sean Smith, in collaboration with Tim Williamson `05 and Prof. Denise Anthony from the Dartmouth Sociology Department, has shown in a study that anonymous contributers to Wikipedia are as reliable as registered contributers. Read more.
(10/02/07) Prof. Lorie Loeb and Rachel Forman `09 merged Merce Cunningham's choreography with digital animation through the use of motion-capture technology. Read more.
(10/02/07) Prof. Hany Farid, Associate Chair of the department, is featured in the New York Times. "Don't ever send me a photograph of yourself. I'll do the most terrible things to it." Read more.
BlitzMail (09/28/07) Computing Services plans to roll out a new version of BlitzMail for Mac computers, an update that will feature encrypted messaging for the first time, developed by computer science doctoral candidate Chris Masone `02. Read more.
 
CSRS '07 (09/18/07) The 2007 Dartmouth Computer Science research symposium will feature talks and posters by graduate students and faculty from the department, and will be held on September 22. Read more.
(09/11/07) A team of Dartmouth students, advised by Prof. Lorie Loeb, has won Google's Campus 3D Contest by building a virtual Dartmouth. Read more.
(06/25/07) Prof. Chris Bailey-Kellogg was awarded the Karen E. Wetterhahn Memorial Award for Distinguished Creative or Scholarly Achievement for innovative studies in computational biology and qualitative reasoning. Read more.
(06/25/07) Prof. Lorie Loeb was awarded the Dean of Faculty Teaching Award for Visiting and Adjunct Faculty. Read more.
Kemeny Prize (06/15/07) The John G. Kemeny Computing Prize for innovative computing projects by Dartmouth undergraduates has been awarded for 2007. Read more.

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