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- News in Brief for July 24, 2008
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(07/24/2008)
Robotic Snowmobiles Aid Study of Climate ChangeProfessor Ayanna Howard of the Robotics and Intelligent Machines (RIM) Center led the team that built the SnoMote—a new remote control snowmobile funded by NASA to help scientists in polar regions collect climate data without venturing onto treacherous ice sheets. Source: Popular Science
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(07/24/2008)
Computing Alumna and Ph.D. Candidate Named as ‘Movers and Shakers’Three-time College of Computing graduate (Ph.D. 1997, M.S. 1992, and B.S. 1990) Annie Anton and Ph.D. candidate Erika Poole are among the most accomplished and influential women in technology and government, according to a prominent blogger who writes about politics and women. Source: The Political Voices of Women
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(07/23/2008)
Computer Graphics Conference to Draw 30,000SIGGRAPH 2008 will offer a smorgasbord of art, education and commerce at the Los Angeles Convention Center, Aug. 11-15. “These presentations give us a glimpse into a future with highly realistic computer games, stunning feature film special effects, intelligent cameras, and rich photo manipulation tools,” said associate professor Greg Turk. Source: TVTechnology.com
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