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[ CAREER
award for Mark Corner -
Assistant
Professor Mark Corner received a National Science Foundation CAREER award for
2005.
[ McCallum
selected as Lilly Fellow -
Associate Professor Andrew McCallum has been named a Lilly Teaching
Fellow for AY 2005-2006.
[ Clarke
named CRA Vice Chair -
Professor
Lori Clarke was elected as Vice Chair of the Computer Research
Association's Board of Directors for a two-year term.
[ CKC
wins Verizon award -
Verizon Foundation awarded CKC support for the customization of the
Wayang tutor.
[ Bioinformatics
Lab founded -
Professors Oliver Brock, David Kulp, and Smith Professor Ileana
Streinu lead the new bioinformatics research lab.
[ Undergrads
save Incan treasure -
During the final project of a robotics class, students competed
in a maze to find Incan gold treasures.
[ CITI
revived -
CITI works to improve K-20 program of information technology
education.
[ Folding
origami, robot arms, proteins -
Smith Prof. Streinu and UMass Amherst grad. student Audrey Lee
investigate quesion in computational geometry.
[ Jonsson
among top 50 in world -
CS graduate student Anders Jonsson is one of the top 50 scorers, out
of 7,500 participants, in Google's Code Jam '04 programming competition.
[ Corporate
support -
CS faculty continue to receive generous gifts and grants from companies.
Verizon announced its fellowship recipients.
[ Other
News --Fall 2004
[ Other
News -- Spring 2004
[ Other
News -- Fall 2003
[ Events & Announcements
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[ UMass
Amherst CS in top 25 grad programs in country -
According to the U.S. News & World Report's 2006 edition of "America's Best
Graduate Schools," our program is ranked 25th in the country and our artificial
intelligence speciality is ranked 6th.
[ Kurose
named Distinguished Professor - The UMass
Board of Trustees
approved the appointment of Jim Kurose to Distinguished Professor for
his numerous outstanding achievements in research, teaching, and service.
[ Robots
with manual dexterity -
Professor Rod Grupen studies human behavior to create the basis
for robots with manual dexterity.
[ OWL:
a commercial success -
OWL
has been licensed to Thomson Learning for use in chemistry departments
nationwide.
[ Anandan
leads Microsoft Research
India
- CS Alumnus P. Anandan has been named managing director
of Microsoft Research India.
[ Conflict
resolution studied -
Professor Lee Osterweil leads a digital government project to automate
some of the processes in conflict resolution.
[ Department
SWIRL -
Graduate student Hema Raghavan leads the student workshops for information
retrieval and language.
[ CS
undergrads take top honors -
CS undergrads took first through fourth place in the Mathematics competition.
[ Research
showcased in NY Times -
Research Assistant Professor R. Manmatha's handwriting retrieval research
was showcased in the New York Times recently.
[ CS
Homecoming
-
A Computer Science Homecoming will be held on Friday, October 14, 2005.
[ News
tidbits: faculty, visitors, researchers, students, and staff
[ Significant
Bits newsletter
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