More success (including an outright first place) for UW's teams in the regionals of the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest. (See full announcment here.)

Emeritus Professors Larry Landweber and Marvin Solomon with collaborator Michael Litzkow receive the Internet Society 2009 Jonathan B. Postel Service Award for their CSNET project.

Prof. Miron Livny and the Condor group make key contributions to the computational infrastructure of CERN's Large Hadron Collider.

New Microsoft Jim Gray Systems Lab to open in Madison.

Google opens engineering office in Madison.

Prof. Barford develops new technique for detecting network intrusions.

Red Hat announces Red Hat Linux Enterprise MRG to include grid technology developed by Prof. Livny's Condor Project.

Prof. Cai develops key contributions to Accidental Algorithms.

Prof. Barford develops new technology
for network intrusion detection.

Alumni Deep Medhi (Ph.D. '87) and Karthik Ramasamy (Ph.D. '01) have completed their new text Network Routing: Algorithms, Protocols, and Architectures, published March 29, 2007 by Morgan Kaufmann.

Prof. Gleicher's cutting edge research in motion capture and computer animation highlighted on
CBS WISC-TV May 10, 10pm News

Prof. Ferris addressing one of twelve "Great Unsolved Problems in OR": Real-time Mixed-Integer Programming (RTMIP)

Prof. Livny to lead development of new $30M Open Science Grid

Prof. Horwitz creates Wisconsin Emerging Scholars in Computer Science (WES-CS) Program which uses team learning to enhance introductory courses

Condor system makes it possible to develop treatments for inherited diseases.