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Allen Newell Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research
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Allen Newell Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research

Source: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~newellaward/ugrad_award/ Parent: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~scsfacts/studentawards.html

Allen Newell Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research SCS Allen Newell Undergraduate Scholarship The Allen Newell Award for Research Excellence Allen Newell Garden Allen Newell Biography This award is presented annually by the School of Computer Science. Allen Newell had a long and rich scientific career that contributed to multiple subdisciplines in computer science. Still, each individual endeavor was pursued with a characteristic style that his colleagues, students, and friends recognized as essential to Allen. Because of the breadth of scope of Allen's contributions, this award recognizes undergraduate research in his scientific style rather than computer science research in a particular area. The criteria by which a research project is judged is predicated, foremost, on the belief that a good idea is not enough.

Aditi Gupta 2022

Ergometric Multilinear Futures\ Research Summary

Ramgopal Venkateswaran 2021

Two Problems in Quantum Computing and Quantum Information Theory: Quantum Approximate Counting wiht Non-adaptive Grover Iterations, and The Quantum Union Bound Made Easy\ Research Summary

Zachary A. Sussman 2020

Outlier-Robust Linear and ReLU Regression\ Research Summary

Chenhui Yuan 2019

BLT: Exact Bayesian Inference with Distribution Transformers\ Research Summary

Eric Zhu 2018

Neural Generation of Structured and Coherent Music\ Research Summary

Rachel M. Holladay 2017

Following Paths in Task Space: Distance Metrics and Planning Algorithms\ Research Summary

Benjamin J. Plaut 2016

Algorithms for Social Good: Kidney Exchange \ Research Summary

Annika Lee Louise Peterson 2015

Formal Verification of a Controlled Flight Between Two Robots: A Case Study \ Research Summary

Laxman J. Dhulipala 2014

Compressing Natural Graphs and a Practical Work-Efficient Parallel Connectivity Algorithm\ Research Summary

Adrian Trejo Nuñez 2013

Classification and Automaticity of Discrete Dynamical Systems\ Research Summary

Hui Han Chin 2012

Applications of Spectral Algorithms\ Research Summary

Alan G. Pierce 2011

Decision Problems on Iterated Length-Preserving Transducers\ Research Summary

Bradford M. Neuman 2010

Learning-based Change Detection for Mobile Robots\ Research Summary

Jeremiah M. Blocki 2009

Direct Zero-Knowledge Proofs\ Research Summary

Henry D. DeYoung 2008

An Authorization Logic with Explicit Time\ Research Summary | SCS Undergraduate Thesis

Alexander Grubb 2007\ Autonomous Discovery of Landmark Objects\ Research Summary

Kanat Tangwongsan2006\ Active Data Structures and Applications to Dynamic and Kinetic Algorithms \ Research Summary\

Jared Go 2005\ Real-time Texture-Space Radiosity\ Research Summary

Warren A. Hunt 2004\ A Fast Counting Data Compressing Algorithm\ Research Summary

Samir Sapra 2003\ Logic Minimzation using SAT Checkers\ Research Summary

John White Heffner2002\ High Bandwidth TCP Queuing

Daniel Maynes-Aminzade 2001\ Techniques for Interactive Audience Participation

Mark Ronald Plesko 2000\ Towards Verification of a Proof-Carrying Code Architecture in a Linear Logical Framework

Patrick Francis Riley 1999\ Multi-Agent Environment

Kevin William Hamlen 1998\ Proof-Carrying Code for x86 Architectures

Hongsuda Tangmunarunkit 1997\ Network-Award Distributed Computing

Kevin Rathbun Walker 1996\ User-Level TCP in a Flow Controlled ATM LAN

Daniel R. Richards 1995\ Image Analysis for Automated Genotyping

C. Lawrence Zitnick 1995\ Projective Stereo Vision

Sean J. Hallgren 1994\ Linear Congruential Generators Over Elliptic Curves

Karl F. Crary 1993\ Typing of a Practical Programming Language with Higher Kinds and Higher-Order Modules

Erik W. Selberg 1993\ Stopping a Cheater: Secret Sharing with Dishonest Participation

SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh PA 15213-3890\