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Distinguished Lecturer Series
Simonyi in Space
Myhrvold in the Kitchen
More Familiar Terrain
Chair's message
New Faculty Additions
Su-In Lee
Anup Rao
Luke Zettlemoyer
News
Girl Geek Dinner
Datagrams
CSE Alum in NYTimes
Kindle DX Pilot Program
Awards
TR35 Winners
CRA Undergrads
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Distinguished Lecturer Series
photo by Bruce Hemingway
Charles Simonyi discusses his second trip
to the International Space Station CSE's 2009 Distinguished Lecturer Series drew packed audiences and covered an eclectic array of topics that stretched from high-earth orbiting and high-tech cooking to wireless technologies and futuristic interfaces. First up, Charles Simonyi recounted his second trip, in March 2009, to the International Space Station, with photos and video of the Russian Soyuz spacecraft. Next, Nathan Myhrvold took us on a tour of the science of the kitchen. Qualcomm founder Irvin Jacobs talked about the past and future of cellphone technology. Craig Mundie talked on Rethinking Computing— how emerging technology will help solve critical societal problems. Pat Hanrahan talked about computer graphics. MORE » ![]() Chair's MessageHappy New Year! It’s hard to believe that it’s 2010. How did that happen? It seems like not long ago we were ushering in the new century and worrying about whether computers worldwide would crash. MORE »
New Faculty AdditionsHappy New Year! It’s hard to believe that it’s 2010. How did that happen? It seems like not long ago we were ushering in the new century and worrying about whether computers worldwide would crash. MORE »
NewsHappy New Year! It’s hard to believe that it’s 2010. How did that happen? It seems like not long ago we were ushering in the new century and worrying about whether computers worldwide would crash. MORE »
Kindle DX Pilot ProgramHappy New Year! It’s hard to believe that it’s 2010. How did that happen? It seems like not long ago we were ushering in the new century and worrying about whether computers worldwide would crash. MORE »
AwardsHappy New Year! It’s hard to believe that it’s 2010. How did that happen? It seems like not long ago we were ushering in the new century and worrying about whether computers worldwide would crash. MORE » |
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