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| August
2003
Undergrads
show how it's done
A team of undergraduate students under the tutelage of
CDR PhD candidate Wendy Ju has culminated a very productive summer
with the presentation of their project, the Map News Table, an
interactive international news reader that makes use of several
technologies to present a live view of the news as it is presented
around the world. Lora Oehlberg, Corina Yen, Joanna Gubman, and
Monica Miller presented their work to the assembled DesignX grad
students and faculty, conducted user studies, and left us in awe.
Congragulations! For a peek at the project, see their project
homepage at http://ix.stanford.edu/.
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| July,
2003
Will
Provancher, PhD signs on as CDR PostDoc
Following an illustrious career as PhD candidate in Mark Cutkosky's
Dextrous
Manipulation Lab, Dr Provancher has decided to remain with
us a little longer in the capacity of Post-Doctoral researcher.
He will extend his work in telerobotics, and more specifically,
in haptic sensing and display. We are honored!
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| July,
2003
Weston Griffin, PhD
We are pleased to announce that Wes Griffin of the Dextrous
Manipulation Lab has completed his PhD and will be pursuing his
career with GE Research in upstate New York. Just in time to enjoy
the leaf show.
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| February,
2003
Joint Project with U. Strathclyde
With funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF, US)
and the The Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC, UK), CDR
has engaged in a multi-year project to examine and develop tools
for enhancing the teaching of engineering design.
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| October,
2002
Research in Engineering Education
Prof Sheri Sheppard is leading the Longitudal Studies segment
of a multi-year, multi-university project whith undertakes to
improve engineering education. The Center for Advancement in Engineering
Education (CAEE), centered at the University of Washington,
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