Events

Computer Science Department Seminar Series

The department of Computer Science hosts a number of lectures and seminars throughout the semester, bringing in prominent researchers from universities around the country. These lectures are open to everyone.

We have both a regular Lecture Series and a Distinguished Lecture Series, which are typically held on Tuesday or Thursday mornings from 10:45 - 12:00 in CSEB B17.

Seminar Calendar - Fall 2009

December 3
Speaker: Ruzena Bajczy, University of California at Berkelely
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November 19
Speaker: Ben Tasker, University of Pennsylvania
Title: From Co-Occurrence to Correspondence
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November 13 - Student Seminar
Speaker: Jonathan Kirsch, Johns Hopkins University
Title: Intrusion-Tolerant Replication Under Attack
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November 12
Speaker: Denis Zorin, New York University
Title: Efficient and accurate algorithms for deforming surfaces
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November 11 - Student Seminar
Speaker: Raluca Musaloiu-E., Johns Hopkins University
Title: Practical Wireless Mesh Networks and Their Applications
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October 29
Speaker: Yiorgos Markis, Yale University
Title: A Machine-Learning Approach to Analog/RF Circuit Testing
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October 14 - Student Seminar
Speaker: Xiaofeng Liu, Johns Hopkins University
Title: Three-Dimensional Muscle Motion Reconstruction Using Tagged MR Images
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October 6
Speaker: Dana Kulic, University of Waterloo
Title: Incremental Learning of Motion Primitives for Full Body Motions
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September 25 - Student Seminar
Speaker: Elliott Franco Drabek, JHU
Title: Translingual Fine-grained Morphosyntactic Analysis and its Application to Machine Translation
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September 22
Speaker: Tim Wark, CSIRO ICT Centre, Australia
Title: Long-term Wireless Sensor Networks: Where to from here
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