CSLI (Center For The Study Of Language And Information)

CSLI News Clippings

Pointers to various articles about CSLI (not complete).

Stanford Report and Stanford Press Releases

By the `Numb3rs,' Keith Devlin aims to make mathematics cool in popular culture. 17-October-2007
Semlab works as a more flexible, collaborative research space. 26-September-2007. Semlab is part of CSLI.
"Singularity summit will explore human and machine 'cognition'" 20-April-2006. CSLI co-hosted.
"Devlin: Math truth no longer a '100 percent pure product'". 22-Feb-2006. About Keith Devlin, CSLI's Executive Director.
Keith Devlin wins International Pythagoras Prize in Mathematics. 2-November-2005.
Engineers illustrate how technology can serve in disaster-relief efforts. 27-April-2006. Dipak Basu, a Reuters Fellow, was a panel member.
"Right excels at shaping discourse with language, linguists say". 12-May-2004. Geoffrey Nunberg of CSLI is one of the linguists
Microsoft funds Reuters Foundation digital fellowships, 9-July-2003
Reuters Fellows' projects wired to developing world, 24-July-2002. About the Reuters Foundation Digital Vision Fellows affiliated with CSLI
Seven Stanford scholars elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 3-May-2002. These included John Perry of CSLI
CSLI to host technology fellowship program, 11-July-2001. About the Reuters Digital Vision Fellowship Program
Computers with voices: Students explore how people respond, 25-July-2000, some of Clifford Nass's research.
John Etchemendy named next Stanford Provost. John Etchemendy has been a CSLI researcher since the beginning and has also served as the CSLI Director.
Linguistic theory to be basis for intelligent e-mail response product, 6-June-2000, involves the LinGO Project.
'Grade grinder' looks at logic behind students' errors, 31-May-2000, about Openproof
Eye movement research points to importance of text over graphics on websites, 8-May-2000, Advanced Eye Interpretation Project
'Smarter dumb objects': Adapting technology to the mind, 1-Dec-1999, Computational Semantics Lab
Smarter houses, dictionaries, websites take people's ways into account. 17-November-1999. About the November 1999 CSLI IAP meeting.
Social science research influences computer product design. 6-January-1995. About Professors Byron Reeves and Clifford Nass research.
Adapting technology for disabled people. 5-December-1995. About the Archimedes Project.
Computers help talented youth learn faster at home than in school. 3-October-1995. About CSLI's EPGY Program.
Bay Area high school students win national math contest. 14-June-1996. The EPGY Program provided coaching.

Non-Stanford

NPR : Wanted: Math Solutions. 18-Jan-2003. About CSLI's Executive Director, Keith Devlin
Grade Grinder brings logic to online learning. 21-Sep-2000. San Jose Mercury. About Language, Proof and Logic part of the Openproof project.
Web Site Offers Cartoons That Interact, With Feeling. 12-Sep-2000. New York Times. Barbara Hayes-Roth, a CSLI researcher, is mentioned.
RoboCopter Takes Off With AI. 31-May-2000. Dr. Dobb's Journal. CSLI's Semantics Lab is part of this work.
Communication Breakdown. May 2000. Wired Magazine. CSLI's LinGo Project is part of the Verbmobil.
Fiddling With Human Behavior. 6-March-2000. Wired. About CSLI senior researcher, B. J. Fogg and the Persuasive Technology Lab. Dr. Fogg's work was also highlighted in MainFunction's March 31, 2000 Reality Check on Persuasive Technology.
Romancing the Media. January 1997. Wired Magazine. Review of The Media Equation by CSLI researchers Professors Byron Reeves and Clifford Nass.
Interview with Byron Reeves and Clifford Nass. July 1999. Wired Magazine.
Are there physical differences to how people read news online as opposed to in print?, 16-May-2000, Science & Technology News Network. Highlights Prof. Marion Lewenstein

Not directly CSLI but interesting

No longer just eggheads, linguists leap to the Net. 30-May-2000. Wall Street Journal (paid subscription required). Quotes Prof. Stanley Peters.
Stanford Press Releases
Stanford in the news (google)

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