CS Librarian News

The following new titles were published in May:

• Context-Aware Mobile Computing: Affordances of Space, Social Awareness, and Social Influence by Geri Gay, Cornell University (Human-Centered Informatics Series)

• Design and Development of RFID and RFID-Enabled Sensors on Flexible Low Cost Substrates by Li Yang, Amin Rida, and Manos Tentzeris, Georgia Tech (RF/Microwaves Series)

• Faceted Search by Daniel Tunkelang, Endeca (Information Concepts, Retrieval, and Services Series)

• Fault Tolerant Computer Architecture by Daniel Sorin, Duke University (Computer Architecture Series)

• The Geometry of Walker Manifolds by Peter Gilkey, University of Oregon, et al. (Mathematics & Statistics Series)

• Introduction to Linguistic Annotation and Text Analytics by Graham Wilcock, University of Helsinki (Human Language Technologies Series)

“My heart is in the work.” Work the university’s Research Showcase – make it easy for colleagues and scholars to locate and cite YOUR work, immediately and in the future, with no worries about its possible loss, damage or becoming inaccessible as technology changes.

Preserve your intellectual property (all of your hard work: past, present and future publications, working papers, theses, dissertations, etc.) in an open access, searchable, fulltext database. Bepress.com’s Dave Stout will introduce faculty and grad students to Digital Commons, the software behind Carnegie Mellon’s Research Showcase. See how you can submit born-digital documents and other electronic files and as well as older hard-copy documents to http://repository.cmu.edu/.

Friday, June 12
11 am – 12:30 pm
Hunt Library classroom (HL1)