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Ed Clarke's graduate students stay in close contact with the Turing Award winner, whose educational legacy rivals his research output.

By Jennifer Bails

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Looking Back, Looking Ahead

A daylong celebration on Sept. 22 will herald the opening of the striking new Gates Center for Computer Science and Hillman Center for Future-Generation Technologies.

When Jim Skees, director of building facilities for the School of Computer Science, describes the upcoming move into the Gates and Hillman centers, he jokingly describes it as "dollies full of boxes as far as the eyes can see."

Mahadev Satyanarayanan --- better known as Satya --- is the Carnegie Group Professor of Computer Science. Founding director of Intel Research Pittsburgh, he also was a principal architect and implementer of the Andrew File System (AFS).

Researchers are picturing scientific uses for camera system, software

Bouncy 'bot adds new dimensions to human-robot interaction

Twenty years later, cybersecurity remains a challenging set of problems

Ed Clarke's graduate students stay in close contact with the Turing Award winner, whose educational legacy rivals his research output

For Rick Rashid, the voyage from Iowa to building the world's largest computer science research organization went through Carnegie Mellon

A scientific field is best defined by the central question it studies. In machine learning, that question is: "How can we build computer systems that automatically improve with experience, and what are the fundamental laws that govern all learning processes?"

SCS alumnus and Associate Dean Philip Lehman offers a perspective on giving to Carnegie Mellon.

B.S., computer science, Carnegie Mellon University, 2003

B.S., computer science, Purdue University, 1982 Ph.D., computer science, Carnegie Mellon University, 1989

Gates delivers keynote at ICTD 2009 ... Watzman retires ... New faculty member in CSD ... Habermann named 'influential educator' by SIGSOFT

We thought dragons were the only animals that flew over Wean Hall, but photographer Renee Rosensteel spotted a peregrine falcon high above the Pittsburgh campus.

Looking back at the construction of Wean Hall (with "web extra" photos that didn't make the Summer 2009 print edition)

A biographical sketch of Wean Hall's namesake