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Student News
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Two CS Students Win ARCS Scholar Award
- Ph.D. students earn funding for innovative research projects
- Aug. 25
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Research News
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Researchers Show SGX Isn’t as Secure as It Seems
- Taesoo Kim finds branch side-channel ripe for exploit
- Aug. 29
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NSF Taps Georgia Tech for Foundational Data Science Initiative
- $1.5M award establishing TRIAD
- New interdisciplinary research effort
- Aug. 25
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Faculty News
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Faculty Participating at DragonCon 2017
- Several faculty members participating in panel discussions this weekend
- Aug. 31
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#GTComputing in the News
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The Smartphone’s Future: It’s All About the Camera
- Blair MacIntyre & the problem of detecting vertical planes
- New York Times
- Aug. 30
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Bits & Bytes
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• The deadline to apply for HackGT 4 is Sept. 15. Known as Georgia Tech's premier hacking event, HackGT is open to all undergraduate and graduate students, beginners and experts alike. The free event is scheduled for Oct. 13 and will feature a number of sponsors, food, and a "limitless amount of potential for you to create something amazing."

Please send your contributions for Bits & Bytes to Ben Snedeker at albert.snedeker@cc.gatech.edu.
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