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Computer Science - 14.12.2012
M5 Universities launch online equipment sharing database

Computer Science - 14.12.2012
Universities launch online equipment sharing database

Health - Computer Science - 13.12.2012
Young diabetes sufferers sought for app and website competition testing
Young people dealing with diabetes are being invited to test six apps and websites designed to help them better manage their condition and improve the standard of care they receive.

Computer Science - 10.12.2012
For honest voting, write a message the ’man in the middle’ can’t intercept
In the run-up to the last election warnings about computer hacking were rampant. Experts demonstrated how the hardware in voting machines could be modified.

Health - Computer Science - 06.12.2012
Don R. Swanson, information science pioneer, 1924-2012
Don R. Swanson believed laboratories weren't the only source of new scientific discoveries. Swanson, a specialist in the relationship between natural and computer languages, thought electronic databases also held the key to medical knowledge. A trailblazing information scientist, Swanson died Nov.

Computer Science - 05.12.2012
SDSC’s CAIDA Internet Research Group Awarded Cybersecurity Contract
Department of Homeland Security Announces 34 Contracts The Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis (CAIDA), based at the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) at the University of Californ

Computer Science - 05.12.2012
Kreative mit Technikverstand
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Earth Sciences - Computer Science - 04.12.2012
NSF Renews Funding for National OpenTopography Project
LiDAR-derived image of Meteor Crater, AZ. Color bands show range of elevations from 1541 meters at the bottom of the crater, to a maximum of 1835 meters on the crater rim.

Health - Computer Science - 04.12.2012
DELPHI Project Foretells Future of Personalized Population Health
NSF awards $2 million over four years to UC San Diego computer scientists and physicians Imagine a new type of healthcare app that does it all - it helps you understand your current health status, as

Health - Computer Science - 04.12.2012
UC San Diego and Verizon Team to Improve Tuberculosis Care
Verizon Foundation to provide grant, in-kind technology solutions to scale up novel approach to TB treatment As part of an innovative philanthropic health care program targeting reduction of health c

Computer Science - Event - 03.12.2012
Celebrating supercomputing fifty years on
Celebrating supercomputing fifty years on
03 Dec 2012 Developed at The University of Manchester between 1956 and 1963, the Atlas computer was at the time the most powerful in the world.

Computer Science - Electroengineering - 30.11.2012
The robotic equivalent of a Swiss army knife
Reconfigurable robot a step toward something that can become almost anything. The device doesn't look like much: a caterpillar-sized assembly of metal rings and strips resembling something you might find buried in a home-workshop drawer.

Education - Computer Science - 26.11.2012
Leading breakthroughs in speech recognition software at Microsoft, Google, IBM
Groundbreaking work on speech recognition software by the University of Toronto's Department of Computer Science (DCS) is transforming Microsoft, Google and IBM.

Computer Science - Health - 25.11.2012
Humanity’s last invention and our uncertain future
Humanity’s last invention and our uncertain future
With so much at stake, we need to do a better job of understanding the risks of potentially catastrophic technologies.

Computer Science - Mathematics - 19.11.2012
New Research Computing Center provides access to hardware and expertise
Computation is now an essential tool for researchers, as data analytics and complex simulations fuel ambitious new studies in the sciences and humanities. But the path from a spreadsheet on a laptop to using the world's most powerful supercomputers can be intimidating for researchers unfamiliar with computational methods.

Electroengineering - Computer Science - 16.11.2012
University robot goes Gangnam style in South Korea

Computer Science - Life Sciences - 14.11.2012
Two robots hook up on line
Smartphones that talk. Self-driving cars. Robots that think. All fruits of artificial intelligence research that are here now or just around the corner.

Computer Science - 14.11.2012
University archive to store messages marking 90 years of BBC radio
Messages marking 90 years of BBC radio - to be broadcast this evening (5.33pm on Wednesday 14 November) in a worldwide transmission and curated by the musician Damon Albarn - will be preserved at the Mass Observation Archive at the University of Sussex.

Computer Science - Mathematics - 13.11.2012
Speeding algorithms by shrinking data
A new approach to processing 'big data' creates succinct representations of huge data sets, so that existing algorithms can handle them efficiently. In computer science, the buzzword of the day is " big data." The proliferation of cheap, Internet-connected sensors - such as the GPS receivers, accelerometers and cameras in smartphones - has meant an explosion of information whose potential uses have barely begun to be explored.

Computer Science - Mathematics - 13.11.2012
NCI Supercomputer best in Australia, 24th in world
The National Computational Infrastructure's new Fujitsu Primergy Supercomputer has debuted at number one in Australia, and number 24 in the world on the TOP500 list of best supercomputers, released overnight.

Computer Science - 12.11.2012
ANU and Fujitsu join forces
The Australian National University and Fujitsu Limited have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen their respective commitments to solving challenging problems of long-term value and global impact.

Computer Science - Electroengineering - 12.11.2012
Obituary: Maria Petrou
Obituary: Maria Petrou
Maria Petrou, Professor of Signal Processing (Electrical and Electronic Engineering), died from cancer on 15 October at the age of 59.

Physics - Computer Science - 09.11.2012
A new way of making glass
A new way of making glass
A new way to make glass has been discovered by a collaboration of researchers at the Universities of Düsseldorf and Bristol using a method that controls how the atoms within a substance are arranged around each other. The research is published today in Physical Review Letters. When cooling a liquid below its melting temperature it either crystallizes or transforms into a glass.

Computer Science - Economics - 09.11.2012
University of Warwick Computer Science department partners with supercomputing firm Bull Information Systems

Computer Science - 08.11.2012
Crowdsourcing Feature Lets iPhone Users Determine Best Time to Cross U.S. Border
Computer Science and Engineering graduate student Tarfah Alrashed (center) with CSE undergrads Matthew Davis (left) and Rodrigo Rollo designed the iPhone app in less than three months.

Electroengineering - Computer Science - 07.11.2012
Robot footballers a big hit on children's ward
Ten members of the University’s robot football team visited Derriford Hospital, where they proved a big hit with the youngsters, their families and hospital staff.

Economics - Computer Science - 05.11.2012
University welcomes Shadow Business Minister

Computer Science - Administration - 01.11.2012
Research Team Awarded $2.75 Million as Part of New ’Swarm’ Computing Center
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania are participating in a massive, interdisciplinary collaboration known as the TerraSwarm Research Center, which will study the potential applications - and risks - of "swarm-based" computing and robotics.

Computer Science - Environment - 01.11.2012
From the Cloud to the Swarm: SRC and DARPA Award $27.5 Million to Nine-Campus Consortium
University of California, San Diego computer science and engineering Tajana Simunic Rosing is leading the university's participation in a nine-campus consortium to build a TerraSwarm Research Center.

Computer Science - 01.11.2012
Virtual reality 'beaming' technology transforms human-animal interaction
Virtual reality ’beaming’ technology transforms human-animal interaction
Using cutting-edge virtual reality technology, researchers have 'beamed' a person into a rat facility allowing the rat and human to interact with each other on the same scale. Published today in PLOS ONE, the research enables the rat to interact with a rat-sized robot controlled by a human participant in a different location.

Computer Science - 01.11.2012
The Quest for a Better Electric Vehicle Battery
As the United States moves toward a switch from gas-powered to electric vehicles, one significant stumbling block remains: the massive batteries needed to run them.

Computer Science - Mathematics - 01.11.2012
Predicting what topics will trend on Twitter
A new algorithm predicts which Twitter topics will trend hours in advance and offers a new technique for analyzing data that fluctuate over time.

Computer Science - 30.10.2012
Smart as a bird: Flying rescue robot will autonomously avoid obstacles
Smart as a bird: Flying rescue robot will autonomously avoid obstacles
Cornell researchers have created an autonomous flying robot that is as smart as a bird when it comes to maneuvering around obstacles.

Computer Science - Life Sciences - 30.10.2012
"The Human Heart - An Ultimate Cyber-Physical System"

Environment - Computer Science - 23.10.2012
Taking the UK's Victorian waterworks into the digital era
Taking the UK’s Victorian waterworks into the digital era
Improving ageing Victorian water systems so that they can meet the UK's growing needs will be the focus of a new £1.7 million partnership, announced today.

Physics - Computer Science - 23.10.2012
A tribute to Dr Sean Barrett
A tribute to Dr Sean Barrett
Sean Barrett, from the Department of Physics, was tragically killed in a car accident in Perth, Australia on Friday 19 October.

Life Sciences - Computer Science - 23.10.2012
Training Your Robot the PaR-PaR Way
Training Your Robot the PaR-PaR Way
Teaching a robot a new trick is a challenge. You can't reward it with treats and it doesn't respond to approval or disappointment in your voice.

Computer Science - 18.10.2012
Mit Druck zum Erfolg?
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Electroengineering - Computer Science - 18.10.2012
Robot with soul
In the future it will be possible to build conscious machines – machines that understand when their rights are abused and that in a philosophical sense can also feel pain.

Economics - Computer Science - 18.10.2012
Cloud Computing for Developing World Economies: Crucial for Global Connectedness
New report details how 60 percent of world server workloads to take place on cloud computers by 2014 As the world prepares to convene for the World Conference on International Tele (WCIT 2012), the r

Computer Science - Event - 18.10.2012
Election 2012 Roundup: Four Faculty Members on This Year's Campaign
Kathleen McKeown Henry and Gertrude Rothschild Professor of Computer Science Q. Tell us about your project and how it relates to the election.

Administration - Computer Science - 18.10.2012
Privacy by design
—Professor Jon Crowcroft Online services that store our personal information have proliferated, yet the technology to underpin how our privacy is safeguarded has lagged behind.

Law - Computer Science - 18.10.2012
The state of the U.S. election system
New report from MIT and Caltech notes gains in voting-machine technologies, but warns they could be cancelled out by errors introduced through mail and Internet voting.

Innovation - Computer Science - 17.10.2012
Diploma Supplement on Innovation

Computer Science - Astronomy & Space - 16.10.2012
Grant will boost UW-Madison computing network
Faced with a demand for research computing infrastructure that meets the growing needs of compute and data-intensive research, the University of Wisconsin-Madison is using a $500,000 Federal grant to

Health - Computer Science - 12.10.2012
Mobile phones help plot malaria transmission risks
Mobile phones help plot malaria transmission risks
Vast amounts of mobile phone data have been used to build a picture of how the trips people make within Kenya might contribute to malaria transmission.

Health - Computer Science - 11.10.2012
Mobile phones plot malaria transmission risks
Mobile phones plot malaria transmission risks
Vast amounts of mobile phone data have been used to build a picture of how the trips people make within Kenya might contribute to malaria transmission.

Computer Science - 10.10.2012
"Intelligent" vehicles providing improved safety
Cars that consciously interact with their environment and help to prevent accidents and traffic jams have been envisioned since a long time.

Computer Science - 10.10.2012
Applying information theory to linguistics
Researchers believe that information theory - the discipline that gave us digital communication - can explain differences between human languages. The majority of languages - roughly 85 percent of them - can be sorted into two categories: those, like English, in which the basic sentence form is subject-verb-object ("the girl kicks the ball"), and those, like Japanese, in which the basic sentence form is subject-object-verb ("the girl the ball kicks").

Physics - Computer Science - 10.10.2012
Synthetic universes: How simulations will help search for dark energy
The Dark Energy Survey is one of the most ambitious astrophysics experiments ever launched.