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The Department of Computer Science was founded by people who had a vision. This vision was how computer science would fit into the unique spirit of Yale University, an institution oriented to an unusual degree around undergraduate education and close interdepartmental collaboration. The Department has always had close ties to mathematics and engineering, but has increasingly experienced collaborations with other disciplines important to Yale, including psychology, linguistics, economics, business, statistics, music, medicine, physics and more. It is through these collaborations that the importance of computer science in a broader sense is best appreciated.

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Joan Feigenbaum has been named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Details.

Yale sent three teams to the Greater New York Regionals of the ACM Programming Contest, which took place on Sunday, October 28th, at Stony Brook University in Stony Brook, NY:

* Team 1 (Michael Hopkins '15, Cezar Mocan '16, and Cyril Zhang '15) finished in 4th place among the 42 teams competing.
They were the top freshman/sophomore team.
* Team 2 (Mika Sumida '13, Ruyue Tan MS'13, and Michael Tan '15) finished in 5th place.
* Team 3 (Michael Giuffrida '13, Benjamin Peterson '15, and Kayo Teramoto '15) finished in 8th place.

The teams were coached by Yitzchak Lockerman, and Professor Michael Fischer.Full details (including both problems and standings) will be available soon at http://www.acmgnyr.org/

Yale CS alum James Hendler '78 was awarded the Inaugural Strata Data Innovation Award at the O'Reilly Strata Conference. Details.

The "Big Data Science" symposium in honor of Martin Schultz was held Oct 26. See details of the presentations at the symposium page.

It was announced at this week's OSDI conference that Kai Li and Paul Hudak 1989 Memory coherence in shared virtual memory systems, ACM Trans. Comput. Syst. 7, 4 (November 1989), 321-359 has been selected for the ACM SIGOPS Hall of Fame.

The Yale Corporation, at its last meeting, confirmed Vladimir Rokhlin's appointment as the Arthur K. Watson Professor of Computer Science.

Dan Spielman has been named a MacArthur Fellow for “connecting theoretical and applied computing to resolve issues in code optimization theory with implications for how we measure, predict, and regulate our environment and behavior.”

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