A survey of IT executives and academics says the UW graduate-level IT programs rank high in value and at meeting the demands of today’s workplace.
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Deaf and hard-of- hearing Americans will be able to use sign language over mobile phones using software developed by UW engineers.
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UW researchers will participate in efforts to develop computer science principles for programming information-bearing molecules like DNA and RNA polymers.
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Sept. 8-10 - Fifth Annual Micro Nano Breakthrough Conference. Science, networking and commercialization for the micro- and nano-enabled economy. Hilton Hotel, Vancouver, Washington. Register by August 25 to avoid late fees.
Tuesday, Sept. 16 - Space Explorers International Planetary Congress. The UW hosts two programs open to the public:
• Space Program Review, astronauts and cosmonauts from Russia, Europe, Canada, and the United States discuss their programs. 9 a.m. - noon, Meany Hall
• Human Health for Exploration, a panel focusing on health concerns for flyers. 1 - 4 p.m., Meany Hall
The entire congress runs September 15-19, 2008 in Seattle. More »
September 24 - Autumn Quarter Begins
Engineering Advising and Diversity Center Events Calendar.
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Columns, the UW’s alumni magazine, celebrates its hundredth anniversary by spotlighting 100 extraordinary UW graduates.
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