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17 hrs ago | Kennebec Journal

Doctors using more tool-wielding robots to perform surgery

Carnegie Mellon University Professor Howie Choset, right, watches a robot as staff researcher Florinan Enner uses a controller to demonstrate how it climbs up a tubular armature at their lab on campus in Pittsburgh.

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Related Topix: Science / Technology, Robots, Medicine, Surgery, Prostate Cancer, Health, Columbia University

17 hrs ago | News24

Robots crawl bodies for surgery

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Related Topix: Science / Technology, Robots, Medicine, Surgery, Prostate Cancer, Health, Columbia University

Mon May 28, 2012

Middletown Journal

Tool-wielding robots crawl in bodies for surgery

In this April 18, 2012, photo, Carnegie Mellon University professor Howie Choset stands behind a robot demonstrating how it climbs up a tubular armature at their lab on campus in Pittsburgh.

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Related Topix: Science / Technology, Robots, Prostate Cancer, Health

Sun May 27, 2012

Bend Bulletin

Are more rules and regulations the best answer for banks?

If only the Volcker rule had been in place. If only the Dodd-Frank law had an additional 1,000 pages of rules.

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Sat May 26, 2012

Boston.com

opinion | Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein An app for wisdom

"An industry of the future - artificial intelligence - needs philosophers. Dr. Clark Glymour, professor of philosophy at Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh, speaks of an increased demand for philosophy majors, calling it a 'growing field.' In fact, he talks of 'an incredible need for philosophers.' " times have you said to yourself, "If only ... (more)

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Related Topix: Science, Computer Science, Opinion

Marietta Times

Bittersweet moments mixed with laughs for Warren

Encouraged to continue learning every day, and to never take a moment for granted, the Warren High School class of 2012 bid farewell to their high school days Friday with plenty of smiles, laughs and a few tears.

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Related Topix: Ohio State University, Marietta College, Education Etc., Ohio

Fri May 25, 2012

NewsandSentinel.com

Rev. Dale R. Beittel

He was 88 years old, having been born March 5, 1924 in central Pennsylvania. He was raised in Harrisburg, Pa.

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Related Topix: Harrisburg, PA, Lebanon Valley College, Yale University, Harvard University, Methodist, Religion

Freshnews

Silicon Valley Entrepreneur, Bay Valley Visual Artist Provide $1...

PITTSBURGH, May 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Carnegie Mellon University on Monday announced a $1 million endowment to name a studio dedicated to the collaboration of art, technology and other disciplines across the university.

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Related Topix: Wedding, Stanford University

Customer Interaction Solutions

FBI mum on Pitt threats probe

May 25, 2012 -- Local and federal agencies are still trying to track down the source of bomb threats that disrupted six weeks of classes at the University of Pittsburgh this spring, but the FBI won't provide details on how.

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Related Topix: US News, US Federal Bureau of Investigation, University of Pittsburgh, La Roche College

The Daily Nexus

Asst. Dean of Students Prepares for 'Last Lecture' Sequel

The Associated Students Academic Affairs Board will feature Assistant Dean of Students Don Lubach in the second installment of the Last Lecture Series tonight at 8 p.m. in the Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall.

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The Independent & Free Press

Williams Mill showcases new artist, Roderik Mayne, this weekend

This is a first exhibit of Roderik Mayne's work for the Williams Mill Gallery and this collection of watercolour paintings will feature a beautiful selection from the artist's figurative work and garden landscapes.

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Related Topix: Painting, Arts, Entertainment, Drama, Television, Christian Music, The Campbells

Thu May 24, 2012

The Huffington Post

New Conversion Kit Will Charge Your Car

A team at Carnegie Mellon University here in Pittsburgh has come up with an all-included kit to make your 2001-2005 Civic a zero-emission battery car .

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Related Topix: Honda Civic, Coupe, Wagon, Hybrid, Honda, Hatchback, Sedan

Gulf Times

Creative Commons marks its first anniversary

Creative Commons Qatar marked its first anniversary with a celebration attended by more than 300 people on Wednesday.

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Related Topix: Qatar, Middle East, World News

Science Daily

Categories for kinship vary between languages

For example, English speakers use two terms -- grandmother and grandfather -- to refer to grandparents, while Mandarin Chinese uses four terms.

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Business Journal

DeYoung to serve as AIA secretary

Richard DeYoung , president and chief executive officer of North Side-based WTW Architects, one of Pittsburgh's largest architecture firms, will serve as secretary for the national organization of the American Institute of Architects.

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The Aiken Standard

Senior men get inside story on White House decision making

The inside story: Pictured at the May luncheon meeting of the Senior Men's Club of Aiken at Houndslake Country Club are Dr.

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Related Topix: Aiken, SC, Central Michigan University

Wed May 23, 2012

Boing Boing

New Yorkers: Spend Memorial Day with Maggie and Dean

"How can you be serious?" Not by wearing this T-shirt! The classic Mark Pawson T-shirt , updated for 2012.

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Related Topix: Memorial Day, Life, Holidays, New York, us Travel, Travel, University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado State University

New Pittsburgh Courier Online

African-American commission recreated

When Gov. Corbett entered office more than a year ago, he dissolved the former administration's Commission for African-Americans Affairs, consolidating it under the banner of the Office of Public Liaison, along with the former commissions for Asian affairs, Hispanic affairs, and women and girls.

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Related Topix: African-American, US Governors, Tom Corbett, Allegheny County, PA

R & D

Faculty Fellows: the Magnificent Seven

Juan Carlos Niebles was a first-year computer-science graduate student in 2006, on his way to a Ph.D. from Princeton, when his Ph.D. adviser, Fei-Fei Li , was named a Microsoft Research Faculty Fellow in the second year of the fellows program.

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Related Topix: Science, Computer Science, Computers, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

CNN

A jury pool's race can deny justice

Even the inclusion of one black person in the jury pool had a large impact on conviction rates of black people, according to the authors' study.

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Related Topix: Duke University, Criminal Defense Law, Law, Sarasota County, FL, Opinion

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