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Faculty Candidate Seminars
Events for 2011
JAN
20
2011
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Virginia Vassilevska Williams, CSE Faculty Candidate
Virginia Vassilevska Williams, Path, matrix and triangle problems — subcubic algorithms and equivalences, University of California, Berkeley
FEB
03
2011
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Ryan Williams, CSE Faculty Candidate
Ryan Williams, Algorithms, Obstructions, and Beating Exhaustive Search, IBM Almaden Research Center
FEB
03
2011
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Emotions in Engineering: Methods for the Interpretation of Ambiguous Emotional Content
Emily Mower, Post-doctoral Researcher, University of Southern California
FEB
14
2011
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Sensing and Feedback of Everyday Activities to Promote Environmentally Sustainable Behaviors
Jon Froehlich, Ph.D. Candidate and Microsoft Research Graduate Fellow, University of Washington
FEB
23
2011
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Emotions in Engineering: Methods for the Interpretation of Ambiguous Emotional Content
Emily Mower, Post-Doc Researcher, Univ. of Southern California
MAR
07
2011
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Extracting and Querying Probabilistic Information in BayesStore
Daisy Wang, Ph.D. Candidate, Univ. of California Berkeley
MAR
09
2011
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Toward Visual Learning with Minimal Human Supervision
Vittorio Ferrari, Assistant Professor, ETH, Zurich
MAR
23
2011
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Complex Large-Scale Systems: From Antenna Circuits to Electricity Grids
Javad Lavaei, Ph.D. Candidate, California Institute of Technology
MAR
24
2011
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Mechanisms for Usable Multicores
David Wentzlaff, Ph.D. Candidate, MIT
MAR
28
2011
Faculty Candidate Seminar
Semantic Image Understanding: From the Web, In Large-Scale, and With Real-World Data
Jia Li, Ph.D. Candidate, Stanford