Year: 2011

will guide the FCC’s work on technology and engineering issues,

The IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence Feb’12 Spotlight Paper

generating 3D scenes from written sentences helps improves literature comprehension

Making multithreaded programs deterministic in an efficient and stable way

Computer Science Professor Salvatore J. Stolfo and and Ph.D. student Ang Cui have uncovered a major vulnerability in HP printers.

For international distinction in operational research.

Popular Science Magazine selects 2011’s Ten Most Brilliant scientists.

“Introduction to Algorithms” in its third edition

for significant contributions to the preservation of biodiversity on Earth.

The one-time pad was known 35 years before its official “invention.”

The premier ACM group promotes research in techniques and tools for performance analysis.

“Feiner, one of the gurus of the field, says augmented reality can exploit all the senses, including touch and hearing.”

For “outstanding papers that open new lines of work, envision bold approaches to communication, formulate new problems to solve, and essentially enlarge the field of communications engineering.”

Members are nation’s most prominent scientists, including more than 250 Nobel and Pulitzer laureates.

Recognized for “his contributions to algorithms and computational complexity.”

Simha Sethumadhavan’s research program in hardware security was recognized by a National Science Foundation CAREER Award.

for her pioneering contributions to speech synthesis and prosody research

Draw the Curtains: Gigapixel Cameras Create Highly Revealing Snapshots

Peter Belhumeur discusses his work on face recognition on National Public Radio