Fall 2018 Colloquium | Department of Computer Science

Past Events

08.23.18 4:15pm

Deep Learning to Solve Challenging Problems

Speaker: Jeffrey Dean, Google

Host: Lorenzo Alvisi & Robbert Van Renesse

08.30.18 4:15pm

Opportunities and Challenges in Robotics

Speaker: Henrik Christensen, University of California San Diego

Host: Ross Knepper

09.06.18 4:15pm

Computer Architecture for Software 2.0

Speaker: Kunle Olukotun, Stanford University

Host: Adrian Sampson

09.13.18 4:15pm

Hardware support for security: Why? How? When?

Speaker: Emmett Witchel, University of Texas at Austin

Host: Lorenzo Alvisi

09.20.18 4:15pm

Perspectives on Cyber War and Cyber Conflict

Conway-Walker Lecture Series Speaker: Herb Lin, Stanford University

Host: Fred Schneider

09.27.18 4:15pm

Machine Learning for Robot Perception, Planning, and Control

Speaker: Byron Boots, Georgia Tech

Host: Ross Knepper

10.16.18 4:15pm

Scalable and Tamperproof Logging

Speaker: Robbert van Renesse, Cornell University

Host: Lorenzo Alvisi

10.18.18 4:15pm

How Cascades Grow

Speaker: Lada Adamic, Facebook

Host: Jon Kleinberg

10.25.18 4:15pm

Salton Lecture Series - AI Advances and Aspirations

Speaker: Eric Horvitz, Microsoft Research Labs

Host: Haym Hirsh

11.01.18 4:15pm

Dependent Types in Haskell

Speaker: Stephanie Weirich, University of Pennsylvania

Host: Greg Morrisett

11.08.18 4:15pm

Physical Modeling in Complex Geometry: Tools and Applications

Speaker: Leslie Greengard, New York University

Host: Anil Damle

11.13.18 4:15pm

Special Student Colloquium

Speaker: CS Ph.D. Students

11.15.18 4:15pm

CS Colloquium - See, Hear, Move: Towards Embodied Visual Perception

Speaker: Kristen Grauman, University of Texas at Austin

Host: Bharath Hariharan

11.27.18 4:15pm

Special Student Colloquium

Speaker: CS Ph.D. Students

11.29.18 4:15pm

Improving Subseasonal Forecasting in the Western U.S. with Machine Learning

Speaker: Lester Mackey, Microsoft Research Lab

Host: Robert Kleinberg

12.07.18 10:00am

"Is the part of this title that comes after the quotation:" Is the part of this title that comes after the quotation: Fixed points and Quines

Speaker: James Barnes, Wellesley College

Host: Walker White

12.10.18 4:15pm

Functional Simplicity: An Introduction to the Lambda Calculus

Speaker: Richard Townsend, Columbia University

Host: Ross Tate

12.11.18 4:15pm

Sorting Arrays

Speaker: Hannah Gommerstadt, Carnegie Mellon University

Host: Anne Bracy