The Computer Science department is running its
first ever puzzle hunt, February 19th. Sign up your team
and match wits with the infamous Rutgers Underground
Sabotage Crew! - February 7, 2012
A mysterious steel framework has appeared on
the top of the Chemical Engineering building in clear view
from CoRE. It is part of a Computer Science Department
project to be revealed later. Stay tuned! - January 30, 2012
A paper by Prof. Ricardo Bianchini and
collaborators was selected as one of IEEE Micro's annual
"Top Picks in Computer Architecture". These papers are
chosen from those published this year that the committee
feels is most likely to have long-term impact on the field.
The paper, "MemScale: Active Low-Power Modes for Main
Memory", proposes a scheme for making memory access on
servers more energy efficient. The authors are Q. Deng,
D. Meisner, L. Ramos, T. Wenisch and R. Bianchini. - January 16, 2012
Prof. Rich Martin commented on NPR on the
recent decision of the National Transportation Safety Board
to recommend banning cell phone use by drivers. - December 18, 2011
Prof. Ricardo Bianchini was one of 49
researchers worldwide added to the Association for Computing
Machinery's list of Distinguished Scientists for 2011. The
designation was in recognition of his significant impact on
the computing field. - December 18, 2011
Prof. Rebecca Wright was honored by Rutgers
Athletics for her distinguished service. She received an
honorary football and had her picture projected up on the
Jumbotron. - December 12, 2011
Godel-prize winning theorist Daniel A. Spielman was our
Distinguished Lecture speaker for December. He talked
about "Algorithms, Graph Theory, and the Solution of
Laplacian Linear Equations". - December 10, 2011
Internet Pioneer David Farber was our
Distinguished Lecture speaker for November. He talked
about "The Technical and Political Evolution of the Internet". - December 5, 2011
Mark Guzdial of Georgia Tech was our first
Distinguished Lecturer of the 2011-2012 year. He spoke on
"Technology for Teaching the Majority about Computer
Science". - October 20, 2011
Rutgers is hosting a workshop on Green High
Performance Computing, Monday October 17. Rutgers CS
Prof. Ricardo Bianchini is one of the organizers. - October 10, 2011