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people who had a vision. This vision was how computer
science would fit into the unique spirit of Yale University,
an institution oriented to an unusual degree around
undergraduate education and close interdepartmental
collaboration. The Department has always had close ties
to mathematics and engineering, but has increasingly
experienced collaborations with other disciplines important
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Professors Julie
Dorsey and Holly
Rushmeier have received a Google Research
Award for their project, "Sketch-Based Exploration
of the Relationship Between Built Form and Landscape."
Congratulations to both!
Congratulations to the two teams sent by Yale to the Greater
New York Regionals of the ACM Collegiate Programming Contest,
held at Hofstra University, Hempstead NY on Sunday, October
18th. Full details (including both problems and standings)
will be available soon at http://www.acmgnyr.org/.
On August 23rd, Daniel
Spielman was awarded the 2009
Fulkerson
Prize for outstanding papers in the area of
discrete mathematics. It was awarded at ISMP
by the Mathematical
Programming Society and the
American Mathematical Society. Congratulations!
Computer Science
Degree Recipients 2008-09 Congratulations!
Richard Alimi
has been awarded an IBM
Ph.D. Fellowship Award.
Paul
Hudak has been interviewed by InfoQ
regarding the philosophy of higher order programming,
the success and influence of Haskell, its use in the mainstream,
and the idea of teaching computer music and Haskell simultaneously.
Watch
the interview.
Christopher Crick is the winner of the 2009
Higher-Level Cognition Modeling Prize at the 2009
Cognitive Science conference for his paper Intention-based
Robot Control in Social Games.
Congratulations to Elaine Short, class
of 2010, on winning the 2009
Google US Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship.
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