Princeton Undergraduates have engineered a self-driving car designed to navigate city streets without human assistance as part of the DARPA "Urban Challenge". This competition is designed to spur innovation in autonomous robotic vehicles.

On July 30, Ken Steiglitz was interviewed by Craig Crossman of Computer America to discuss his new book, SNIPERS, SHILLS, AND SHARKS: eBay and Human Behavior.

Congratulations to the UIUC-Princeton vision team for winning first place in the 2007 Semantic Robot Vision Challenge, sponsored by the NSF and the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence.

An article featuring Computer Science professor Mona Singh on the Princeton Summer Undergraduate Research Experience has been published on the Princeton website.

Jun. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Kenneth Steiglitz, a computer science professor at Princeton University, talked with Bloomberg's Tom Keene yesterday from Princeton, New Jersey, about his book "Snipers, Shills & Sharks: EBay and Human Behavior" and auction theory. (Source: Bloomberg)

An article in The Chronicle of Higher Education titled "Can the Internet Be Saved?" by Josh Fischman features interviews with Larry Peterson and Jennifer Rexford.

Congratulations to the Princeton computer science team for winning the 32nd annual Fred Almgren Memorial Mayday Relay Race, defeating 14 other teams from Princeton and Rutgers!

The confluence between social forces and computing is a strong undercurrent in Bernard Chazelle's Freshman Seminar titled "What Do Your DNA and Your iPod Have in Common?"

Ken Steiglitz is happy to admit that he is an eBay addict. For starters, his pre-dawn "grazing" on the popular Internet trading site has yielded a trove of ancient bronze coins to add to his personal collection.

The new construction cam page is now live on the Computer Science website.

Alex Halderman has been awarded a Charlotte Elizabeth Procter Fellowship by the Graduate School for the 2007-08 academic year.

Congratulations to Lester Mackey for winning the M. Taylor Pyne Prize!