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	IEEE Computer Society Bioinformatics Conference
		The computational task is to map and characterize the number and types of copy number alterations present in the tumors, and so define copy number phenotypes as well as to associate them with known biological markers.
		It is thus imperative to have a computational infrastructure capable of more than storing the raw data: aiding the planning of an experiment; facilitating communication between the groups involved in its execution; and analyzing its results in an organized, consistent manner.
		Development of the robust computational algorithms for protein identification in mass spectrometry (MS) experiments is a challenging data analysis problem with a typical set of "biological attributes": abundance of experimental noise, incomplete data, and possibility of wild card factors such as posttranslational modifications.
	conferences.computer.org /bioinformatics/CSB2003/SectA.html (12977 words)

	DEAS - Undergraduate Study - Applied Mathematics
		The Harvard Computer Society is an undergraduate student group dedicated to promoting, improving, and developing interest in computing and informational technologies among members of the Harvard community.
		The Harvard Society for Mind, Brain, and Behavior is an undergraduate organization that fosters exchange across disciplines: among students who are formally involved in Mind/Brain/Behavior program tracks (neurobiology, psychology, philosophy, computer science, history of science, biological anthropology, and linguistics) or else informally interested in MBB-related topics or courses.
		The Harvard Energy Journal Club (HEJC) is a weekly journal club to facilitate discussion and understanding of the technical details of energy technology and energy economics.
	www.deas.harvard.edu /undergradstudy/clubs (1008 words)

	MacNC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In December, 1997 while talking to the Harvard Computer Society, Apple board member Larry Ellison suggested that Apple would release a product called the Macintosh NC in April 1998.
		He suggested the network computer would have a "near-300 MHz" processor and a 17-inch screen, and would sell for under $1000, with a hard disk drive available as an extra costing an additional $100.
		This product never appeared and was actively denied by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, but some suggest it was used as the basis of the iMac design.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/MacNC (121 words)

	Wikimania 2006/Boston/Local support - Meta
		Harvard Computer Society members (on top of those listed above, 6 people who will be around over the summer and are interested in "a field trip" to Wikimania wherever it is :-], especially the Hacking Days.
		Also access to Harvard profs, and formal event status, which means brainstorming time with their brilliant Fellows, and staff time to help coordinate logistics with the university.
		Harvard's Initiative in Innovative Computing (IIC) is "an interdisciplinary research and development center for advanced scientific computing" at Harvard.
	meta.wikimedia.org /wiki/Wikimania_2006/Boston/Local_support (2073 words)

	Harvard Computer Science
		Harvard has a world class faculty in Computer Science whose research interests cover practically all areas of computer science with a particular emphasis on research that spans the boundaries of conventional research areas.
		From ground-breaking work in provably secure cryptography to developments at the interface of economics and computer science to discoveries in VLSI, Harvard Computer Science has it all.
		Harvard University has announced a proposal to transform its Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences (DEAS) into the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS).
	www.eecs.harvard.edu /index/cs/cs_index.php (330 words)

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		Harvard University May 1998 - Jul. 1999 System Administrator, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and Robotics Laboratory * Proposed and migrated the Robotics Laboratory computing environment from SunOS and BSD/OS to Linux.
		Harvard Computer Society Aug. 1996 - Jun. 1999 Director, Account Services Supervised a student staff to provide support and administration of computer and online services (Unix accounts, email lists, and WWW and ftp space) for over 250 student organizations on campus.
		Seminar Team Presented seminars on the use of computers in the Harvard FAS Network environment for first-year students.
	www.eecs.harvard.edu /~moon/moon.txt (570 words)

	Harvard Elections Invalidated by Computer Errors
		The nullification is the culmination of a series of problems with the election program, which the council bought three years ago from the Harvard Computer Society for between two and three thousand dollars.
		When voters tried to submit their ballots, they received an error message because the hard drive of the computer running the program was full.
		"Since these people were entered as having used their eligibility, even though the computer did not record their vote, they were not able to resubmit their ballots when disk space was freed," according to the election commission statement.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V118/N47/harvardp2633.47n.html (1505 words)

	Genesee FreeNet - Haves and Have-Nots
		In Suffolk County, NY their are five LINCT-affiliated communities, in which volunteer local computer buffs are beginning to train workfare mothers to do word processing, learn other employable skills, and to access the help of personal online mentors enlisted from among a local working womens' network.
		In a society that becomes increasingly information centered, the minimum information base might be raised because of its centrality in a person's ability to be comfortable and capable in such a society.
		We wish, as a society, to ensure that no matter what station a person has, that station will be assured a minimal standard of access to information.
	www.gfn.org /gfn/about/organization/havenot.shtml (3106 words)

	Ig Nobels flush out the world's top brains : Bad science gets good reputation at 10th annual prize ceremony
		The Ig Nobels are produced by the science humor magazine Annals of Improbable Research and co-sponsored by the Harvard Computer Society, the Harvard-Radcliffe Science Fiction Association, the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students, the book "Best of Annals of Improbable Research," and Duck brand bubble wrap.
		Last Thursday's awards were followed by the Ig Medical Lectures at the Harvard School of Public Health on Oct. 6 and the Ig Informal Lectures at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Oct. 7.
		The Computer Science Prize winner, Chris Niswander of Tucson, Ariz., thanked his sister's cat for the inspiration that led to the winning development of software that detects a cat walking on a keyboard.
	www.news.harvard.edu /gazette/2000/10.12/12-13-ignobels.html (853 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: News :: Computer Society Picks New Leaders
		John E. Stafford '96 was elected the new president of the Harvard Computer Society (HCS) last night.
		The society also voted Daniel A. Lopez '97 to the post of secretary and re-elected Rolland W. Ho '97 as business manager.
		University officials have credited the society with making vital contributions to the development of computer and Internet-related services for students.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=227086 (314 words)

	Harvard Computer Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Harvard Computer Society is the oldest Harvard undergraduate association devoted to computer technology.
		We're best known to the Harvard neighborhood for the publishing Computers@Harvard for the past 9 years, and for providing account space to student organization groups to help them take their planning online.
		Harvard Computer Review to keeping our server (a brand-new Dec Alpha) hcs.harvard.edu up and running.
	hcs.harvard.edu /~calvarez/html/about_hcs (188 words)

	Harvard University: Information technology
		The Berkman Center for Internet & Society provides the Harvard community with hosting and support for weblogs, which can be created by anyone with a Harvard-related e-mail address.
		Resources are available for the Harvard community concerning University security and privacy requirements, policies and practices, governmental regulations, and current events related to information security.
		All schools at the University maintain computing support units to serve the specific needs of their students, faculty, and staff.
	www.harvard.edu /infotech (288 words)

	Superior Pawnee Computer Society
		Normally computers would not be provided to end users, however we will work on procedures that would allow recommendations by some government agencies, such as a social worker, church, or school, to certify that a recipient was truly needy, and that a donated computer would be used by the recipient and not sold.
		We also plan to use some of the refurbished computers to set up a hands on training room where we could offer classes in various computer programs, to help poor people who can't afford to attend commercial training classes, but where they could learn enough to be able to get a job in an office.
		A computer was donated to Harvard High School as we seek to expand our Children Imange to include programs for grades 7-12.
	spcsne.org (1364 words)

	HCS - Harvard Computer Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Harvard Computer Society is a student group dedicated to promoting interest in computing and information technologies among members of the Harvard community, with great wit and panache.
		According to our new policy, any Harvard affiliate may request a mailing list.
		This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License.
	hcs.harvard.edu (265 words)

	Harvard Printing Services
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	www.offersonly.com /harvard_printing_services.html (669 words)

	portfolio: main
		The Harvard Computer Society needed a web site which was accessible, easy to navigate, and elegant.
		We felt it was important to distinguish the site from the sea of red official Harvard sites, since HCS, a student group, is often confused with HASCS, an official support group.
		I have since also done other graphic design work for the society, including the 1998 HCS t-shirts.
	myke.trecento.com /portfolio/main_hcs_blue.shtml (91 words)

	BUBL LINK: Computer news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Online version of the Computing Research Association newsletter, which is distributed five times a year to researchers and decision makers in academia, government and industry.
		Student computing magazine including reviews of books, software, conferences, and articles designed to assist students in making educational and career decisions.
		Computer magazine offering features and information about technology releases including hardware such as printers and scanners, and software such as graphics.
	bubl.ac.uk /link/c/computernews.htm (603 words)

	Index to Harvard University web sites (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Harvard Center for the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease (Public Health)
		Harvard Education and Resource Center for Occupational Safety and Health (Public Health)
		Harvard Institute of Chemistry and Cell Biology (Med School)
	www.harvard.edu /listing/h.html (241 words)

	DEAS - Home
		He is currently Harvard College Professor and Mallinckrodt Professor of Geophysics, as well as professor of computational science in DEAS.
		Bloxham replaces Venkatesh Narayanamurti, dean of engineering and applied sciences, who served in a joint capacity as the first physical sciences dean during the past three years.
		The numerical ocean modeling will be performed in part by Pierre Lermusiaux and colleagues at Harvard.
	www.deas.harvard.edu (182 words)

	Harvard Independent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		For those who are bored of the Crimson (I hear they've got a multi-part editorial series on grade inflation and a foosball table!), here's a run-down of the Summers perspective on problems that are shaping your college experience today.
		Participants of the online survey received a list of names of the students determined to be most compatible with them based on their responses.
		See Denzel put a hospital under "new management!" Lacking all plausibility whatsoever, John Q haphazardly plunges along its lengthy and predictable two-hour way, veering from one painfully contrived scene to another with all the subtlety of a fire hydrant.
	www.harvardindependent.com /SearchResults.aspx?IssueID=30 (527 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: News :: Computer Society Elects New Leaders
		The Harvard Computer Society (HCS) held its annual elections last Sunday, inducting three new officers into its ranks.
		Sjogreen, who is replacing current president Justin T. Lin '98, will begin his term in January, the 15th anniversary of HCS in its current form.
		According to Lin, HCS is Harvard's oldest and foremost undergraduate organization devoted to computers and technology.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=217741 (302 words)

	Harvard College Web Site Debuts
		Around the same time, members of the Harvard Computer Society had the idea of creating an electronic calendar of College events.
		They would use the Web to display the calendar and to provide a way for student organizations and Harvard offices to add new events, from registration deadlines to play auditions.
		The Computer Society also recently hooked up the calendar to the frieze display in Loker Commons, providing a flashing written version of upcoming events.
	www.news.harvard.edu /gazette/1997/09.25/HarvardCollegeW.html (471 words)

	Computer Crime and Terrorism Speakers
		It covers general aspects of computer based crime and the future of computer based terrorism.
		It was first given at the Harvard Computer Society in Boston in 2004.
		Attendees where familiarized with computer fraud, corporate espionage, cyber stalking, and cyber terrorism.
	www.roundtablegroup.com /speakersbureau/talk-test.cfm?talkID=1922 (86 words)

	Semapedia.org » Blog Archive » Semapedia + Harvard + MIT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Dear friends, this week has been amazing and Stan and I were lucky to be accepted to the startupschool organized by Y Combinator and Harvard Computer Society.
		Located at the left, you see Mark 1, the first real computer built by IBM in 1944.
		Dustin of the Harvard Computer Society put up another Tag at the entrance about the Science Center.
	www.semapedia.org /wordpress?p=41 (430 words)

	A Quick NETiquette Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Harvard Computer Society's Netiquette FAQ, which was created by Rachel Kadel, and is being maintained by
		This is how you indicate sarcasm, just-kidding, or general emotion that may accompany your written statement.
		Sometimes you might read or be told "RTFM!" RTFM stands for Read the F Manual, and is used when someone asks an overly simple question that is answered in their computer** manual or in the FAQ of that particular newsgroup.
	www.wjh.harvard.edu /soc-sci/netiquette.html (526 words)

	Internet / Magazines / Computers - WebReference.com
		CCI also includes columns and articles on trends and news in the computer industry.
		A free weekly publication on computers and the Web with feature stories, as well as regular columns.
		A free weekly electronic publication that reports on interesting products and events in the computer industry, with an emphasis on the world of the Macintosh and the Internet.
	www.webreference.com /internet/magazines/computers.html (393 words)

	Equity and the Public Hand : Presentation to the Harvard Computer Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		How Communities are Responding In Suffolk County, NY their are five LINCT-affiliated communities, in which volunteer local computer buffs are beginning to train workfare mothers to do word processing, learn other employable skills, and to access the help of personal online mentors enlisted from among a local working womens' network.
		Sources of the hardware for powering electronic equity are readily available: computer cast-offs from business, government, and home users who have opted for faster machines.
		LINCT's mission is to help communities to acquire both the technology and the know-how needed to make cost-effective, community-wide electronic networks accessible to all citizens, but especially to poor and economically marginal families, seniors and the disabled.
	interact.uoregon.edu /MediaLit/MLR/readings/articles/equity.html (3312 words)

	Other University Computing Societies
		Macquarie IT Society, Macquarie University, New South Wales
		Harvard Computer Society, Harvard University, United States of America
		The Computer Club, University of Western Michigan, United States of America
	www.ucc.asn.au /societies.ucc (180 words)

	IEEE Computer Society Bioinformatics Conference
		To celebrate the second annual Computational Systems Bioinformatics (CSB) Conference at Stanford University, CSB cordially invites you to attend the Opening Ceremony and Networking Reception.
		The IEEE Computer Society Bioinformatics conference objective is to present cutting edge computational biology research to the largest group of computer scientists in the world.
		The program committee selected computer science papers with biological relevance and biology papers stressing computational contributions.
	conferences.computer.org /bioinformatics/CSB2003/Program.html (1282 words)

	Game:Harvard Tiddlywinks Society-
		Harvard Computer Society Oxford St. Cambridge, MA 02138 miserable failure
		unelectable The Harvard Computer Society is an undergraduate student group dedicated
		There is no cost for affiliates of Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences with
	www.gamesite4u.com /yc_recreation_site/HCSHARVARD-education.htm (303 words)

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