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Rob Turetsky rob@ee.columbia.edu Columbia University, Dept of Electrical Engineering
The Essential Selection Xanadu my quantum entanglement Research People Aurel Lazar - Co-founder of Bionet@Columbia John Kender - Natural interfaces to computers Paul Sajda - Computataional neural modeling Nevenka Dimitrova - DNA computing and multimeda Alex Eleftheriadis - Music Signal Processing Dan Ellis - Audio signal processing Shih-Fu Chang - Content-based analysis of video Douglas Repetto - Dorkbot Tony Jebara - Machine Learning Research Links Google and Google Images and Google Scholar - ask the oracle CiteSeer - Scientfic literature digital library IEEE - The I-triple-geeks Mathworld - Archive of all things math Wikipedia - De vrije encyclopedie Scholarpedia - Encyclopeia of Computational Neuroscience MathWorks - The makers of Matlab Auditory Toolbox - Extraordinary Matlab library by Malcom Slaney Bayes Net Toolbox - for Matlab Spiking Neuron Models - fabulous online textbook by Gerstner Kistler Journal of Neuroscience, Neurocomputing, and Cognitive Neuroscience Society AES - Audio Engineering Society Scientists, Futurists and Visionaries I admire Carl Sagan, Richard Feynman, Buckminster Fuller, Ray Kurzweil (and KurzweilAI.net), Philip K. Dick, Michio Kaku, Albert Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci, William Gibson, Marvin Minsky. Web Diversions Homestarrunner.net - it's dot com! Piled higher and deeper - it's funny 'cuz it's true Roger Ebert - A film critic that can actually write. IMDb - here's a fun game: find out who Mitch Koplan is, and why was he in "A Bronx Tale"???? Clubplanet - No, I'm not on the messageboards Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music - Required reading eBaumsWorld - Games, videos and other immature fun Mausland - Maker of some strange flash games like Castle Cat Jaded Raver - Where did the crowd go? Movie Trailers - from Apple, in Quicktime Killer Sudoku, Sudoku - also, a sudoku solver program I wrote in Matlab More games: Gold Strike, Mahjong The emperor has no clothes: JibJab News Sources Salon.com - left-leaning waxings for the modern world Wired Online - Technology and toys New York Times theonion.com - America's finest news source MIT Technology Review - Find out what's out there New Scientist - Embracing the contraversy Engadget - obsessive device blog Online Dance Music BBC Radio1 - Responsible for bringing dance music into the mainstream ID&T - Massive Dutch party krew. Click "Luister" for radio DI.fm - Digitally Imported. 24/7 streaming of different varieties of trance Radio 538 (NL) and MoS (UK) for pop/dance. Techno Links Felix Da Housecat - I'm gonna get me one of those new york cheeseburgers Dance Valley - Lookin good out there, party people! Made Events - Big events in NYC from the former Twilo people Crobar - Megaclub in NYC, Chicago and Miami Ultra Music Festival - Yearly massive in Miami Ibiza Spotlight - Your guide to paradise Sensation- 40,000 party heads all wear black (hard dance) or white (trance). Godskitchen - UK trance/dance outfit starting to develop a global presence Companies I Like Philips Research Toshiba - Maker of the best TabletPC on the face of the earth Microsoft TabletPC - Tablets are the best! Korg - Makers of great music gear Access Music - Makers of the virus, the best virtual analog synth in existance ThinkGeek - Everything from crazy lasers to USB Swiss army knives Nokia - Makers of cellphones that make sense Travel Links Virtual Tourist - Users post reviews and tips TripAdvisor - Great site for travel planning Lonely Planet - worldwide destination guide Rick Steves' Travels In Europe - Travel guide emphasizing a local approach Continental Airlines - Hooray for frequent flyer miles! Orbitz and Expedia Tahiti Legends and Tropical Fiji just in case. See my travel page for more! Stuff I Like Exploring NYC, Red Bull, Perl, Utiopia/dystopia, Amsterdam, Le Souk, 1984, Brave New World, Law and Order, Skiing, Shady biz in Israel, James Bond, Hayden Planetarium, Food Channel, Wifi, Learning to scuba, Air Fleet Training (or at least not being too scared to go back), Digidesign ProTools, Narghila. Stuff I don't like: poorly designed products, chain letters, arrogance, peach jolly ranchers, right-wing nuts, americans who say "cheers" and when my cellphone doesn't work. |
      
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