by drawing expertise of more than 100 cmu professors from various disciplines, cylab is a world leader in the technology leader in artificial intelligence, cyber defense and is a pipeline for public and private seconder leadership in organizations as varied as nsa and google. the work of c ylab professor mario sevillas was featured on nova and machine learning and many other aspects. in particular the professor's facial recognition programming helped match a myrrhing -- a very kblblurry surveillance pho with the boston marathon bomber from a database of one million faces. you will have an opportunity to see the professor's work in action today during the lunchtime demonstrations down stairs. today you will also hear from cylab's director david brumley who led a cmu team a couple of months ago that wop the super bowl of hacking, darpa's $2 million challenge. congratulations, david. just a week lather, a week after that david took a team of cmu students to defcon in las vegas where they won again in another hacking competition. finally you will hear from andrew moore, the dean of our sch

the work of cylab was featured in nova program and "60 minutes" report on machine learning and many other aspects. in particular the professor's facial recognition programming helped match a very blurry surveillance photo with the boston marathon bomber from a database of 1 million faces. you'll have an opportunity to see the professor's work in action today during the lunch time demonstrations downstairs. today you'll hear from cy lab's director david brumley who led a cmu tomb just a couple months ago that won this year's super bowl of hacking, darpa's $2 million cyber challenge. congratulations, david. [ applause ] just a week later, a week after that, david took a team of cmu students to def com where they won a game in another hijacking competition. you'll hear from andrew moore, dean of school of science, who was also featured in "60 minutes" report on artificial intelligence. i would also like to acknowledge dr. jim garrett, the dean of the college of engineering at carnegie mellon university who joins us along with rick siger who played an important role helping put together this

the work of cylab was featured in a "60 minutes" report on machine learning and many other aspects. in particular the professor's facial recognition programming helped match a very bloody surveillance photo with the boston marathon bomber from a database of 1 million faces. you'll have an opportunity to see the professor's work in action today during the lurvelg time demonstrations downstairs. today you'll hear from cy lab's director david brumly who led a cmu tomb just a couple months ago that won this year's super bowl of hacking, darp, a's $2 million cyber challenge. congratulations, david. [ applause ] just a week later, a week after that, david took a team of cmu students to def com where they won a game in another hijacking competition. you you'll hear from andrew moore, dean of school of science, who was also featured in "60 minutes" report on artificial intelligence. i would also like to acknowledge dr. jim garrett, the dean of the college of engineering at carnegie mellon university who joins us along with rick siger who played an important role helping put together this ev