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  • Stanford is teaming up with six leading computing companies in a new lab that will attempt to ease developing software for parallel processing. (4.30.2008) More »
  • Dean Jim Plummer and EE & CS Professor Mark Horowitz have been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (4.30.2008) More »
  • Computer science Professor Daphne Koller is the first ever recipient of the $150,000 ACM-Infosys award for her groundbreaking contributions to artificial intelligence. (4.28.2008) More »

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  • Bioengineering postdoc Thomas Snyder is once again the world champ of sudoku, the popular puzzle game. (4.22.2008) More »
  • Now playing on YouTube; Dr. Von Sirlevson's Automated Locomotive Computation Engine (4.20.2008) More »
  • Junior the robotic car wowed crowds at the Long Beach Grand Prix as it drove itself around a course. (4.20.2008) More »
  • With an engineer's eyes, EE Professor Emeritus Martin Hellman has taken a look at the risk that nuclear deterrence could fail. (4.01.2008) More »
  • ME Professor Emeritus A. Louis London, an expert on heat exchangers who had taught at Stanford for half a century beginning in 1938, died March 18 at Marin General Hospital following a stroke, his family said. (3.28.2008) More »
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DiPaolo, Plummer, Lee Hae-chan, Chin Dae-je
Stanford Engineering Dean Jim Plummer (second from left) met in September 2005 with South Korean Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan (second from right). Flanking the two men are Andy DiPaolo (left), senior associate dean for professional development, and Chin Dae-je, South Korean minister of information and communication.

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