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2004-05 Distinguished Lecturer Series and Colloquia

Distinguished Lecturer Series

Date Speaker Topic
October 7 Pavel Pevzner
UC San Diego
Transforming Mice into Men
November 18 Carl Kesselman
University of Southern California
The Grid: Reality, Technology, and Applications
February 17 David Tennenhouse
Intel Corporation
Proactive Computing
March 31 Dipankar Raychaudhuri
Rutgers University
Cognitive Radio Technology: Hardware Platforms, Spectrum Etiquettes and Networking Protocols
April 14 Christopher Johnson
University of Utah
Software Environments for Biomedical Computing, Imaging, and Visualization
May 16 Jack Dongarra
University of Tennessee
An Overview of High Performance Computing and Self Adapting Numerical Software

Colloquium Speakers

Date Speaker Topic
October 21 David Wolpert
NASA Ames
Distributed Optimization and Control, Statistical Physics, and
Bounded Rationality
October 28 Jonathan Shewchuk
UC Berkeley
Star Splaying: An Algorithm for Repairing Nearly-Delaunay Triangulations
November 4 Hao Chen
UC Davis
Lightweight Model Checking for Improving Software Security
December 3 Alberto Apostolico
Purdue
Pattern Discovery and the Algorithmics of Surprise
January 13 Marshall Bern
PARC
De Novo Analysis of Peptide Mass Spectra
January 20 Chandra Krintz
UC Santa Barbara
Phase-Aware Software Profiling for Resource-Constrained Devices
January 21 Dave Lowenthal
University of Georgia
Client-Centered Energy Savings for TCP Downloads
February 3 Xin Liu
UC Davis
Overview of Current Research Efforts in Wireless Communication
Networks
February 10, Gustavo Alonso
ETH Zurich
Middleware for Dynamic Software Adaptation
February 24 Yun S. Song
UC Davis
Counting Evolutionary Trees
March 3 Barbara Simons Computerized Voting Machines: Who is Counting your Vote?
March 14 Eric Winfree Molecular Computation and Construction
March 18 Fabio Pellacini
Cornell
Toward Interactive and User-Friendly Digital Lighting
April 7 Peter Winkler
Dartmouth/MSRI
Optimality and Greed in Dynamic Allocation
April 19 Matea Ripeanu
University of Chicago
Using Peer-to-Peer Experience to Build Large-scale Grid Services
April 21 Rob Pike
Google
Interpreting the Data
April 28 Yong (Tom) Cao
UCLA
Expressive Speech-driven Facial Animation
May 3 Eli Tilevich
Georgia Tech
Enhancing Programs Behind the Scenes
May 5 Zhen Xiao
ATT Labs
Optimizing Internet Content Delivery Systems -- A View from the Inside
May 10 Okan Arikan
UC Berkeley
Realistic Approximations in Animation and Rendering
May 12 Michael Neff
University of Toronto
Tools for Expressive Character Animation
May 17 Krishna Gummadi
University of Washington
Measurement-driven Modeling and Design of Internet-scale Systems
June 2 Barry Cohen
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Evidence for Natural Selection on Minimum Free Energy of Bacterial mRNA's
June 14 Dimitri DeFigueiredo TrustDavis: A Non-Exploitable Online Reputation System
June 16 Joel Phillips
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
Principal Components and Automated Nonlinear Modeling
July 14 Dan Quinlan
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
Telescoping Languages: From Domain Specific Libraries to Domain Specific Languages
July 27 Christian Bischof
RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Recent Developments in Computational Differentiation