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Faculty Candidate Seminars

Events for 2008

FEB
14
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Hybrid modeling and robustness analysis of cell cycle regulatory circuitry
Xiling Shen, PhD student, Electrical Engineering Department at Stanford University
MAR
05
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Apprenticeship Learning for Robotic Control with Application to Quadruped Locomotion and Autonomous Helicopter Flight
Pieter Abbeel, Stanford University
MAR
11
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Inferring What's Out There: Probabilistic Reasoning about Unknown Objects
Brian Milch, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MAR
13
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Optimizing Sensing from Water to the Web
Andreas Krause, Carnegie Mellon University
MAR
17
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Fighting Concurrency Bugs
Shan Lu, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
MAR
20
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Analysis and Defense of Vulnerabilities in Binary Code
David Brumley, Carnegie Mellon University
MAR
24
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
A Theory of Similarity Functions for Learning and Clustering
Maria Balcan, Carnegie Mellon University
MAR
25
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Security through the Lens of Failure
J. Alex Halderman, Princeton University
APR
03
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Robust and Efficient Robotic Mapping
Edwin Olson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
APR
07
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Secure Web Applications and Expressive Security Policies
Stephen Chong, Cornell University
MAY
14
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Telling the Story of an Image
Fei-Fei Li, Princeton University
MAY
15
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Seeing at a Glance: Psychophysical and fMRI Studies on Rapid Natural Scene Perception
Fei-Fei Li, Princeton University
NOV
06
2008
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Mobile Music Making between Realtime Sound Synthesis and Mobile HCI
Georg Essl, Senior Research Scientist, Deutsche Telekom Labs, TU-Berlin