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Past Seminars

MAY
09
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Physical modeling, inverse scattering, & applications of Optical Coherence Tomography, Nonlinear Raman Microscopy, and Near-Field Microscopy
Dr. Daniel Marks
9:00am
APR
18
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
The Information Theory of Sleeping Sensors and Idle Servers
Aaron Wagner
9:00am
MAR
30
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Probabilistic Techniques for Mobile Robot Mapping and Exploration
Dr. Wolfram Burgard
4:00pm
MAR
29
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Query Processing for Large-Scale Brokering
Dr. Yanlei Diao
9:00am
MAR
24
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Program Analysis with Binary Decision Diagrams
Dr. John Whaley
4:30pm
MAR
23
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
New Notions of Security
Dr. Manoj Prabhakaran
4:00pm
MAR
22
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Secure content distribution using untrusted servers
Dr. Kevin Fu
11:00am
MAR
21
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Managing Confidentiality for Exchanged Data
Gerome Miklau
4:00pm
MAR
14
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Preserving privacy of digital information
Dr. Gagan Aggarwal
4:00pm
MAR
09
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
New Algorithms and Insights for Routing Problems
Prof. Chandra Chekuri
4:00pm
MAR
07
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Linear Programming and Arrangements
Dr. Vladlen Koltun
10:30am
FEB
23
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Automatically Checking the Correctness of Program Analyses and
Dr. Sorin Lerner
4:30pm
FEB
14
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Learning to Walk by Actuating a Passive Dynamic Walker
Dr. Russell Tedraks
4:00pm
FEB
09
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Random Interpretation
Dr. Sumit Gulwani
4:30pm
JAN
13
2005
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Robots that Cover, Climb, and SLAM!
Prof. Howie Choset
4:00pm
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