Department of Computer Science, Columbia University
2000–2011
297 posts
2011 76
December 2011
- Seasonal stalactites: The sharp end of icicle science
- Students Shift to Computer Science
- FCC names Henning Schulzrinne Chief Technology Officer
- IEEE TPAMI Spotlights CCLS’s “Machine Learning for the New York City Power Grid”
- Research.gov highlight: Hirschberg and Rambow’s WordsEye helps K-12 students
- Actual Wisdom: Stephen Edwards
- Software that Listens for Lies
- Junfeng Yang’s Peregrine Improves Software Reliability and Security
November 2011
- Can you trust your printer?
- Millions of printers open to devastating hack attack, researchers say
- OfficeHop: Stephen Edwards’ Personal Arcade
- After Katrina, New Orleans’ Entrepreneurial Boom
- Ed Coffman wins Harold Larnder Prize
- Better multithreading offered by Columbia U researchers
October 2011
September 2011
- Wordseye Is An Artistic Software Designed To Depict Language
- Eitan Grinspun selected as Brilliant 10
- Avec Wordseye, Bob Coyne entend épuiser les ressources du langage
- Clear Lake native is electrifying the nation with her dance technology
- What Is That? Let Your Smartphone Have a Look
August 2011
- Cliff Stein’s CLRS celebrates 500,000 copies
- The global appeal of ‘sticky’ live blogs
- The physics behind animation
- Information Builders Appoints Gregory Dorman as General Manager of iWay Software Division
- Quasirandom Ramblings
July 2011
- Peter Belhumeur receives 2011 Edward O. Wilson Biodiversity Technology Pioneer Award, for LeafSnap
- Crypto shocker: ‘Perfect cipher’ dates back to telegraphs
- Steven Bellovin Makes a Cryptologic History Discovery (New York Times)
- Codebook Shows an Encryption Form Dates Back to Telegraphs
June 2011
- How I Learned to Stop Worrying by Loving the Smartphone
- What’s that tree? Try Smithsonian’s new app to see
- Facebook will learn your face unless you tell it to stop
- Vishal Misra elected ACM SIGMetrics Vice Chair
- iPhone app Leafsnap identifies trees with picture of leaf
- Leafsnap App: Identify Trees With An iPhone Or iPad
- Scientists Unveil New Mobile App To Identify Trees
- What’s That Tree? New Leaf-ID App Can Tell You
- Janet Lustgarten, CEO at KX Systems, on shampoo apps, databases and founding her own company
May 2011
- The Smartphone as Tour Guide for Central Park
- Ziff Davis Expands Executive Team; Appoints Joey Fortuna as Chief Technology Officer
- USA Today Features Feiner’s Research
- Augmented reality has potential to reshape our lives
- App identifiziert Baumarten
- LeafSnap iPhone app identifies trees by their leaves
- Comment 1 inShare384 For The High-Tech Naturalist: LeafSnap Identifies Leaves Using Your iPhone’s Camera
- LeafSnap iPhone app lets you ID trees with camera
- What’s That Tree? There’s An App for That!
- A Tree Expert in Your Back Pocket
- The mobile phone app that can identify a tree by its leaf
- Studio 360’s David Leavitt (WNYC) discusses code books with Prof. Steve Bellovin.
- Leafsnap combines biometrics and botany for electronic field guide
- Gratis-App Leafsnap identifiziert Bäume
- Leafsnap is a New App to Identify Trees
- iPhone Herkent Boom
- Advanced threats: Assume the worst
April 2011
- Dan Rubenstein and co-authors win 2011 IEEE Communications Society Award for Outstanding Paper on New Communication Topics
- What’s That Central Park Leaf? There’s an App for That
- Do It Yourself, or With the Help of Tinkerers Everywhere
- Shree Nayar elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- Mihalis Yannakakis elected to National Academy of Engineering
- The New World of Augmented Reality
March 2011
- Kids Take Their Best Shot (and Learn about Electronics in the Process)
- Simha Sethumadhavan receives NSF CAREER Award
- Security experts, DHS, lawmakers react to RSA hack
- Julia Hirshberg receives James L Flanagan Speech and Audio Processing Award
- Augmented Reality in Action – maintenance and repair
February 2011
- Final rumours and lies from the RSA show
- RSA: Security industry flooded with snake-oil
- Pelican shows slim phone-camera prototype
- Face Time: How Video Calls Are Changing Our Daily Life
January 2011
- Nice-Guy Bloggers Needn’t Finish Last
- Scientific American features research of Shree Nayar and a PhD student, Oliver Cossairt
- About Face: NPR interviews Peter Belhumeur on Face Recognition
- Draw the Curtains: Gigapixel Cameras Create Highly Revealing Snapshots
- Brownstein’s Mortgage Metaphysics Drives 50% Gain in Top Global Hedge Fund
2010 45
December 2010
- Cyber-sabotage and espionage top 2011 security fears
- Perfecting Animation, via Science
- What’s Just Around the Bend? Soon, a Camera May Show You
- Science and Creativity: Plant IDs
- About Face
November 2010
October 2010
- Fit for a Princess: the Physics of Rapunzel’s Gown
- Pentagon’s Insider Threat Push Offers Lessons For Enterprises
- The Worm and the Wiretap
September 2010
- Feds seeking new rules for Internet wiretaps
- U.S. seeks to expand Internet wiretapping
- See, We Told You It Was a Dangerous Precedent
- FBI Drive for Encryption Backdoors is Deja Vu for Security Experts
- After Twitter Hack, NY Times Debates Social Network Security
- The T-Shirt That Scared a State
- Hacks Into Hackers
- Columbia, Medill Training New Breed of Programmer-Journalists
- Computer Science Professor Helps Animate Hollywood
August 2010
- The Big Idea
- Salman Abdul Baset and Prof. Henning Schulzrinne win best paper ward at IPTCOMM 2010
- Columbia’s New Dual Degree Program Aims to ‘Redefine Journalism As We Know it’
- Opting to Go Abroad
July 2010
- Dell revamps hardware testing in wake of malware issue
- Drop the Chalk: Changing the Way Teachers Teach
- Connecting Windows Applications to Cloud Storage
- Board looking for new business administrator
- Invisible Ink to Pixels
- IEEE adds CIO, CFO
June 2010
- Dan Perry appointed Associated Press chief of bureau for Jerusalem
- Russian Spies Hid Secret Codes in Online Photos
- Data mining your digital footprints
May 2010
- Some Grads Pick Entrepreneurship Over Wall Street Paydays
- Innovators Episode 6: Augmenting Reality
- Attack detectors on CPUs expose backdoors
- On Becoming Fearless and Making an Impact Through Technical Innovation
- ‘Tamper evident’ CPU warns of malicious backdoors
April 2010
- Columbia University Licenses Strand Simulation Technology to Adobe Systems
- Will Columbia-Trained, Code-Savvy Journalists Bridge the Media/Tech Divide?
- 2010 Young Investigators Announced
March 2010
- Fending Off Cyberattacks
- Security Superstars 2010: Visionaries
- Prof. Kathy McKeown wins the Anita Borg Women of Vision award
January 2010
2009 29
December 2009
- In Memoriam: Theodore R. Bashkow
- Learning with Bigshots
- Ashutosh Dutta wins best-paper award at IMSAA 2009
- Postdoc Sean White named 2009 Tech Award Laureate
November 2009
- Student granted Intel Fellowship for graphics
- Sequans Silicon to Power New WiMAX CPE & Devices
- Prof. Nayar’s Little Camera Is a Big Idea for Children Around the World
- Future Of 911 Being Worked On At Texas A&M
- Prof. Jebara Delivers Keynote Speech at the 21st ICTAI Conference
October 2009
- Prof. Shree Nayar receives Carnegie Mellon University’s 2009 Alumni Achievement Award
- Scan of Internet Uncovers Thousands of Vulnerable Embedded Devices
- Prof. Stolfo to Chair National Cyber Defense Financial Industry Workshop
September 2009
June 2009
- Cold Spring Harbor Lab eyes Sudoku in DNA research
- Matchmaking Sessions Connect Entrepreneurs and Investors
- Prof. Keromytis to give keynote at International Conference on Information Systems Security (ICISS)
- David Elson recognized for outstanding teaching with Presidential Award
May 2009
- Digital Field Guides Eliminate the Guesswork
- New Weta unit will wed research, vfx
- Future iPhone app may identify trees from photos
April 2009
- Joseph Traub elected SIAM Fellow
- Ignorance not bliss when it comes to using the Internet, experts say
- Michele Merler wins Yahoo Key Scientific Challenges Award
- Rubenstein and Colleagues in Electrical Engineering win Vodafone Competition
March 2009
- Prof. Keromytis to speak at Critical Infrastructure Protection Conference
- Prof. Keromytis gives keynote address at 2nd European Workshop on Systems Security (EuroSec)
February 2009
January 2009
2008 98
December 2008
- Prof. Jebara introduces research at SEAS Annual Fund Sponsors Lecture
- Prof. Ramamoorthi wins 2007 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers
- Talking with Pactolus’ Ken Osowski
- Busted! A crisis in cryptography
- Lebenslang Telefon für 999 Dollar
- Asynchronous EDA tools available for free download
- Four innovative mapmakers re-inventing the very idea of maps
- Phone viruses
- Sahar Hasan and Ian Vo selected for 2009 Honorable Mention by CRA
- Adam Aviv honored with Computing Research Association’s Outstanding Undergraduate Award
- Claire Lackner and Catherine Lennon honored by Computing Research Association
- Three students recognized as Computing Research Association’s Outstanding Undergraduates
- A Partial Wireless Security Glossary
- Talking with Ken Osowski, Vice President, Marketing & Product Management, Pactolus
November 2008
- Highlights of a Cathedral’s Rehabilitation
- Augmented Reality: Hyperlinking to the Real World
- Making malware unprofitable: economics key to slowing hackers down
- The 50 Most Influential People in VoIP
- Don’t Blame TCP/IP
- The Code Warriors
- Whiz Kids From New Jersey and Massachusetts Honored for Computer Science and Biology Research in Nation’s Premier High School Science Competition
- Hair-pullers suffer in secret
- Ballot Roulette
- Voting Early: Sounds Good, But Its Not the Answer
- Why VoIP is the next target for spammers
- SPam over Internet Telephony threat grows
October 2008
- Computing, 2016: What Won’t Be Possible?
- Where is Robert Morris now?
- E-voting still vulnerable to fraud
- Microsoft Posts Touchless SDK on Codeplex
- Talk to me, e-mail: Messages that can be heard
- Web Phones Complicate 9-1-1 Technology Needs
- Information AND network protection: Finding the right mix
- Academic dishonesty and the Internet
September 2008
- Prof. Julia Hirschberg named Fellow of International Speech Communication Association (ISCA)
- Does antivirus have a future?
- Ubisense Aids Researchers With New Location-Aware Applications
- New alliance to tackle defense networks
- Please Explain: Microchips
- ITU Plan to Stop DoS Attacks Could End Net Anonymity Too
- Who Needs Hackers?
- VMware Announces 300+ Academic Institutions Are Participating in Its Worldwide Academic Program
August 2008
- Point, Click … Eavesdrop: How the FBI Wiretap Net Operates
- How close is World War 3.0?
- Mimicking real users: Prof. Hirschberg funded to investigate entrainment in spoken dialogue systems
- Prof. Dana Pe’er opens new computational biology lab
- Charles Shen receives best student paper award
- Scientists Open Columbia’s New Computational Biology Lab
- Talented Interns Take Microsoft Researchy by Storm
July 2008
- IETF kümmert sich um den P2P-Datenverkehr
- IPhone Flaw Lets Hackers Take Over, Security Firm Says
- My Son, the Blogger: An M.D. Trades Medicine for Apple Rumors
- Meet the Eye Cam – Processed reflections from the cornea can make hindsight a reality
- Five cities test high-tech 911 system
June 2008
- Prof. Angelos Keromytis appointed to CERTH scientific advisory board
- Hello, HAL
- The Sound and the Furious
- Predicting Where You’ll Go and What You’ll Like
- NSF funds Prof. Carloni to study photonic interconnection networks
- “Sputnik Innovator Awards 2005” an Moby und Henning Schulzrinne
- Designers pitch ‘wild and crazy’ ideas at DAC
- La cathedrale Saint-Etienne en 3D
- Can Anything Replace My Old Reliable Friend?
May 2008
- Demo Shows Trial 911 System for Nomadic VoIP
- Prof. Schulzrinne appointed to Internet2 advisory council
- Lou Dobbs Tonight
- The A-Z of Programming Languages: AWK
- Universities’ Technology Will Track Locations of 911 Callers Using Internet Phones
- Consortium Demos Its Solution For Emergency 911 Failures
- Prof. Ken Ross honored for distinguished teaching
- Stumbling Into a Spy Scandal
- Tracking Patterns in Database of Millions of Calls
- Henning Schulzrinne testimony on Resolution 712
- HAL 9000-Style Machines, Kubrick’s Fantasy, Outwit Traders
- Hackers learn to threaten computer hardware
April 2008
- Big Apple Weighs In On Net Neutrality
- Verio to shut off controversial Web site
- Internet2 file sharing (i2hub)
- Top 10 Reasons Why NSA Wiretapping is Bad For America
- Pictures Posing Questions
March 2008
- VoIP VIPs: How Some of VoIP’s Biggest Advocates Are Using the Technology They Tout
- The Giant Who Walks Amongst Us
- Internet panel to consider defenses against new attacks
- Measures sought against VoIP spam
- TR10: Augmented Reality
- E-mails did in Boeing Chief Erotic Officer
February 2008
- How are we able to shop online securely?
- Prof. Nayar elected to the National Academy of Engineering
- Computer Identity Theft
- Cable cutter nutters chase underwater conspiracies
- Hifn Advances Open Source Cryptography
- Domestic spying program could aid terrorists, experts say
January 2008
2007 7
November 2007
- Prof. Schulzrinne selected as IEEE Communications Society Distinguished Lecturer
- Prof. Misra receives IBM faculty award
- Profs. Yemini and Schulzrinne honored by Center for Advanced Technology in Telecommunications and Distributed Information Systems (CATT)
October 2007
July 2007
June 2007
April 2007
2006 11
December 2006
- Prof. Carloni wins NSF CAREER award to study communication-based design methodology for distributed embedded systems
- Me Translate Pretty One Day
November 2006
- CHAMCO AUTO Shareholders Elect William Pollack as Chairman
- Steven Bellovin to Receive NIST/NSA Security Award
October 2006
- ABA Honors Paul Lee of Goodwin Procter with Spirit of Excellence Award
- Authors: Fan writer’s own fantasy comes true
September 2006
May 2006
- Prof. Carloni awarded NSF grant to study communication networks for multi-core systems-on-chip
- Prof. Ross awarded grant to study database systems software on modern processors
- PhD alumni Regina Barzilay wins Microsoft New Faculty Fellowship
April 2006
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December 2005
November 2005
October 2005
- Ph.D. Student Matei Ciocarlie Wins $5,000 in 3D Vision Contest
- Columbia Robotics Lab receives Grant to Develop Insertable Cameras for Minimally Invasive Surgery
- Department recruiting in computational biology and software systems
- Columbia, or Things You Can’t Plan For
- NIH funds National Center for Multi-Scale Study of Cellular Networks at Columbia University
September 2005
- Prof. Mishra and Rubenstein elected to IFIP working group
- Prof. Schulzrinne to participate in NSF wireless network project
- Prof. Hirschberg elected president of International Speech Communication Association
- Regina Barzilay (PhD 02) recognized as top young technology inventor
- Prof. Traub named chair of Computer Science and Telecommunications Board (CSTB)
July 2005
May 2005
March 2005
February 2005
- California researchers collaborate with Perlegen Sciences on map of human genetic variation across populations
- Augmented Reality: Another (Virtual) Brick in the Wall