Reporter Pat Flynn profiles Albert Yu-Min Lin and his Valley of the Khans project, ahead of his Commencement speech on June 10 to the UCSD All Campus Graduation Ceremony.

The local paper notes the Commencement speech by CISA3-IGERT research scientist Albert Yu-Min Lin.

Event preview for the UCSD All Campus Graduation Commencement, and speaker Albert Lin of Calit2/CISA3/IGERT.

Amy Stewart reports in the UC Davis California Aggie’s online edition that CISA3 is using cameras, chemical testing and invisible wavelengths of light to change how archaeology and art history is analyzed. She quotes Calit2 UCSD director Ramesh Rao as saying, "You can recreate the dig in virtual reality … for instance, scan the pieces of shattered pottery and virtually reconstruct them… Basically, it's creating new tools to do these scans at lower and lower cost."

The GeoEye Foundation contributed high-resolution satellite imagery of Mongolia for inclusion in the crowdsourcing project led by IGERT-TEECH associated researcher Albert Lin.

In this blog, Carole Laventhol recounts the work of CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini and 'how very important his work is, for diagnosing how to correctly conserve that art treasures of the world. If he uncovers the lost mural by Leonardo, imagine what a treasure this will be for our world.'

Technology writer Sindya Bhanoo reports on Calit2/CISA3 research scientist Albert Lin’s quest to find the lost tomb of Genghis Khan using crowd-sourcing and satellite imagery.

This blog on archaeology and anthropology picked up the CISA3 story about the center's new lab in Jordan, which provides a year-round presence for IGERT Trainees and associated researchers.

This release is about Calit2's new Cyber-archaeology Lab in Jordan, which will serve as a year-round, state-of-the-art research and training facility for UCSD graduate students (including CISA3 and its NSF IGERT-funded trainees) and other foreign scholars, as well as Jordanian archaeologists interested in digital archaeology tools.

Calit2's new Cyber-archaeology Lab in Jordan will serve as a year-round, state-of-the-art research and training facility for UCSD graduate students (including CISA3 and its NSF IGERT-funded trainees) and other foreign scholars.

Italian art site review of a new book in Italian includes an appendix by CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini.

In the March-April issue of the journal Archaeology, writer Nikhil Swaminathan reports on the use of cyber-archaeology tools such as infrared spectrometers and X-ray fluorescence analyzers. The article quotes Tom Levy, associate director of CISA3 and co-PI on its NSF IGERT program.

Writer Simeon Dumdum reports on the Filipino website about the background to the Battle of Anghiari project, led by CISA3 director and IGERT-TEECH co-PI Maurizio Seracini.

This Italian article by blogger Massimilla Manetti Ricci on 'Leonardo, behind the wall' is about the search for the Battle of Anghiari, one of the IGERT-TEECH projects.

Andrew Lawler reports in the journal Science on the latest wave of interest in new technology to help pinpoint the accuracy of Biblical accounts of the period of David and Solomon, including a quote from Calit2 archaeologist Tom Levy, who calls the new technology a game changer.