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Recent News & Accomplishments

2004

Aravind Srinivasan and Nan Wang are two of the authors of a Nature article on disease outbreaks that has been featured in Reuters, the International Herald Tribune, MSNBC, and elsewhere.

Aravind Srinivasan and Nan Wang are two of the authors of a Nature article on disease outbreaks that has been featured in Reuters , the International Herald Tribune , MSNBC , and elsewhere. read more

Dana Nau's book Automated Planning: Theory and Practice is the first comprehensive textbook on the subject.

Dana Nau 's book Automated Planning: Theory and Practice is the first comprehensive textbook on the subject. read more

Kavita Khurana, a Computer Science/Business undergraduate, has received a 2004 Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship.

Kavita Khurana, a Computer Science/Business undergraduate, has received a 2004 Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship . read more

Subbarao Kambhampati, a PhD graduate of our department, has been made a Fellow of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI).

Subbarao Kambhampati , a PhD graduate of our department, has been made a Fellow of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI). read more

A paper by Arunchandar Vasan and Atif Memon received the best-paper award at the 34th Australian Software Engineering Conference (ASWEC 2004).

A paper by Arunchandar Vasan and Atif Memon received the best-paper award at the 34th Australian Software Engineering Conference (ASWEC 2004). read more

In NIST's 2004 Document Understanding Conference,computer systems built by Bonnie Dorr's team (for single-document summaries) and Dianne O'Leary's team (for multi-document summaries) each ranked number 1, scoring higher than humans in some cases.

In NIST's 2004 Document Understanding Conference ,computer systems built by Bonnie Dorr 's team (for single-document summaries) and Dianne O'Leary 's team (for multi-document summaries) each ranked number 1, scoring higher than humans in some cases. read more

The OWL web ontology language, derived from the SHOE language developed by Jim Hendler and colleagues, has been endorsed by the more than 400 companies in the W3C.

The OWL web ontology language, derived from the SHOE language developed by Jim Hendler and colleagues, has been endorsed by the more than 400 companies in the W3C . read more

Pete Stewart has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering, "for the development of numerical algorithms and software widely used in engineering computation".

Pete Stewart has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering , "for the development of numerical algorithms and software widely used in engineering computation." read more

Bobby Bhattacharjee has been awarded a Sloan Fellowship.

Bobby Bhattacharjee has been awarded a Sloan Fellowship . read more

Bill Arbaugh was featured on CBS Evening News in connection with security issues in electronic voting machines.

Bill Arbaugh was featured on CBS Evening News in connection with security issues in electronic voting machines. read more

Recent News & Accomplishments

2004

Aravind Srinivasan and Nan Wang are two of the authors of a Nature article on disease outbreaks that has been featured in Reuters, the International Herald Tribune, MSNBC, and elsewhere.

Dana Nau's book Automated Planning: Theory and Practice is the first comprehensive textbook on the subject.

Kavita Khurana, a Computer Science/Business undergraduate, has received a 2004 Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship.

Subbarao Kambhampati, a PhD graduate of our department, has been made a Fellow of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI).

A paper by Arunchandar Vasan and Atif Memon received the best-paper award at the 34th Australian Software Engineering Conference (ASWEC 2004).

In NIST's 2004 Document Understanding Conference,computer systems built by Bonnie Dorr's team (for single-document summaries) and Dianne O'Leary's team (for multi-document summaries) each ranked number 1, scoring higher than humans in some cases.

The OWL web ontology language, derived from the SHOE language developed by Jim Hendler and colleagues, has been endorsed by the more than 400 companies in the W3C.

Pete Stewart has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering, "for the development of numerical algorithms and software widely used in engineering computation".

Bobby Bhattacharjee has been awarded a Sloan Fellowship.

Bill Arbaugh was featured on CBS Evening News in connection with security issues in electronic voting machines.

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