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Aug 31, 2012 A conjecture for a better Turing test Barbara J. Grosz suggests a new, more modern philosophical standard for artificial intelligence (The Atlantic) Computer Science, AI / Machine Learning
Aug 23, 2012 Flat lens offers a perfect image Ultrathin wafer of silicon and gold focuses telecom wavelengths without distortion Optics / Photonics, Applied Physics
Jun 27, 2012 Breaking the 'brogrammer' code Margo Seltzer’s views on women in computer science (Txchnologist) Belonging, Computer Science
May 18, 2016 A mother and son at trails’ end Commencement will set Jane Brown and Harry Stone on new paths that may again intertwine
May 16, 2019 Senior profile: Robert Anderson Whether at work or (sword)play, this mechanical engineer keeps his problem-solving skills sharp
Feb 23, 2016 Demba Ba and Shmuel Rubinstein named Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellows Awards support early-career researchers in recognition of distinguished performance and potential
Jan 19, 2016 Student profile: Emily Bonfig, S.B. ’16 Mechanical engineering concentrator makes a splash as a leader, innovator, and mentor
Oct 26, 2015 Microbial engineering finds a home at SEAS New lab gives students hands-on experience in growing area of research Bioengineering
Aug 27, 2015 A new technique to make drugs more soluble 'Spray can on steriods'makes amorphous particles out of almost anything Applied Physics
Jul 4, 2019 Camera brings unseen world to light Portable polarization-sensitive camera could be used in machine vision, autonomous vehicles, security, atmospheric chemistry and more Optics / Photonics, Applied Physics
Feb 18, 2015 Climate engineering, no longer on the fringe David Keith responds to NAS reports on geoengineering in this Q&A Climate
Jul 24, 2017 Former SEAS dean urges Congress to fund research and development “Venky” Narayanamurti testifies before the House Science Committee
