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Faculty Candidate Seminars

Events for 2005

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