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Faculty Candidate Seminars

Events for 2006

FEB
06
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Motion Planning for Legged Robots on Irregular and Steep Terrain
Dr. Timothy Bretl
FEB
15
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Scalable Automated Methods for Software Reliability
Dr. Koushik Sen
FEB
20
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Merrimac – High-Performance Highly-Efficient Scientific Computing with Streams
Dr. Mattan Erez
FEB
22
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Efficient Query Processing for Modern Data Management
Dr. Utkarsh Srivastava
MAR
02
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Repeated Decision Making and Online Optimization
Dr. Adam Tauman Kalai
MAR
06
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Modular Static Analysis with Sets and Relations
Dr. Viktor Kuncak
MAR
07
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
How Accurate are our Maps of the Internet? The Bias of Traceroute Sampling
Assoc. Prof. Cris Moore
MAR
09
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Finding the Shortest Path
Dr. Seth Pettie
MAR
13
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
The adaptive k-armed bandit
Dr. Thomas Hayes
MAR
14
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Two Sides of Intrusion Detection: Strengthening and Attacking Model-Based Detectors
Dr. Jonathon Giffin
MAR
20
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
SSH Proofs, TCP Leaks, and Not-so-AccuVotes: Comuter Security from Proofs to People
Tadayoshi Kohno
MAR
22
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Theoretical challenges in the design of advertisement auctions
Dr. Mohammad Mahdian
MAR
28
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Cryptography with Noisy Data
Dr. Adam Smith
MAR
29
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
What we can solve with a sublinear number of samples
Dr. Sofya Raskhodnikova
MAR
30
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
A Novel Approach to Planning for Physical Systems
Dr. Andrew Ladd
APR
03
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
AEGIS: Architectural EnGine for Information Security
Dr. Edward Suh
APR
05
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Toward Introspective and Adaptive system Architectures
Dr. Rodric Rabbah
APR
06
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Declarative Networking: Extensible Networks with Declarative Queries
Dr. Boon Thau Loo
MAY
05
2006
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Human Computation
Dr. Luis von Ahn