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NASA + Python + Job == $$April 14, 2009

I have two undergraduate summer job openings for working on the
CAVE. The jobs involve programming our Vizard tool (python) for various
types of planetary data visualization. I'm also interested in someone
to work on integrating field images and video into the cave too.

Anyone interested can email me directly.

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Keith J. Bennett
Deputy Manager, Operations, Geosciences Node, NASA Planetary Data System
Specialist - Digital Humanities - Arts & Sciences
Washington University
Campus Box 1169
1 Brookings Dr.
St. Louis, Mo. 63130

314-935-9492
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Posted by Clifton at 04:52 PM
Course Registration DiscussionApril 06, 2009

It's that time of year again, so we're having our semesterly Course Registration Discussion, where we have a chance to look at the next semester's offerings, figure out what to take, advise others, and have a good time.

Place: Outside the Lounge (Lopata 5)
Date: Wednesday, April 8th
Time: 8 PM



Posted by Clifton at 04:56 AM
Coming Up - Fireside ChatMarch 25, 2009

Remember, the annual Fireside Chat is coming up this coming Monday night! Here's the info:

Monday, March 30th at 7:00pm

Millstone Lounge
(In between 4th floor of Bryan Hall and McMillen Lab)

We'll be getting Italian food from Olive Garden, and we need YOU to come eat it! In addition, CSE department chair Dr. Catalin Roman will be giving a short talk, and then the evening will become an informal, open forum for students and faculty to talk about whatever's on their mind. You don't want to miss this great opportunity!



Posted by Clifton at 05:14 AM
Presenting: The VirtualLounge WikiMarch 05, 2009

We have a Wiki! Check it out by clicking the link on the sidebar.



Posted by Clifton at 05:30 PM
Alumni Talk - CiscoFebruary 09, 2009

Bruce Bastian (class of '94) is coming to talk about his experiences working with Cisco Systems. He'll explain how Cisco isn't just a router company, and how they've been getting into fields like telepresence and computer vision to adapt to the changing global business environment.

This is also a great opportunity for getting a foot in the door with Cisco's internship program and building connections that can be useful post-graduation.


Thursday, 2/19 at 7:07 PM
Lopata 5 (outside the ACM Lounge)



Posted by Clifton at 07:17 PM