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Events for 2007

Distinguished Lecture

The Impending Algorithmic Revolution

Bernard Chazelle, Professor , Princeton University

Computer Engineering Seminar

Future CPU Architectures – The Shift from Traditional Models

Dissertation Defense

Hardware/Software Techniques for Memory Power Optimizations in Embedded Processors

Rajiv Alazhath Ravindran

The Complexity of Forecast Testing

Systems Seminar – CSE

Statically Verifying Software Safety Properties with Tracematches

Applications Quest: Achieving Diversity in the Proposal 2 Era

Dr. Juan Gilbert

Biomolecular Automata

Dr. Yaakov Benenson

Dissertation Defense

Distributed Access to Parallel File Systems

Dean Hildebrand

Systems Seminar – CSE

Lessons Learned From The Internet Project

Dr. Douglas Comer, VP of Research, Cisco Systems

Computer Engineering Seminar

The ARM MPCore multicore technology

William Gould Dow Distinguished Lecture

The Perfect Lens: Resolution Beyond the Limits of Wavelength

Professor Sir John Pendry

Computer Engineering Seminar

Multi-Core Microprocessor Chips: Motivation & Challenges

Dileep Bhandarker

Dissertation Defense

Exposing Internet Address Use to Enhance Network Security

Laser Communications from Mars

Dr. Donald Boroson

Data Assimilation of Remotely Sensed Measurements in Large-Dimensional and Nonlinear Environmental Models

Professor Dara Entekhabi

Declarative Querying for Biomedical Applications

Jignesh Patel, Associate Professor, EECS

Dissertation Defense

Flexible Query facilities for Heterogeneous Semi-Structured Data

Dissertation Defense

Efficient and Expressive Extensions of Constraint-Based Temporal Reasoning

Michael David Moffitt

Toyota AI Seminar

Stephane Lafortune, Professor, EECS

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Query Execution in Column-Oriented Database Systems

Dr. Daniel Abadi

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Temporal Memory Streaming

Dr. Thomas Wenisch

Systems Seminar – CSE

Vertical Perimeters: Virtualizable Architecture for High Performance Network Stack

Computer Engineering Seminar

Design of Clock Distribution in High Performance Processors

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Energy Efficient Circuits and Systems for Impulse Ultra-Wideband Communication

David Wentzloff

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Sensing and Modeling People's Activities and Interactions in Everyday Environments

Dr. Tanzeem Choudhury

Toyota AI Seminar – Title to be announced

Domitilla Del Vecchio, Assistant Professor, EECS

HKN Peer Mentoring: All About EECS Courses and Programs

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Ultrafast structural dynamics observed with atomic scale resolution

Dissertation Defense

A Baseband Processor for Software Defined Radio Terminals

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Designing Appropriate Computing Technologies for the Rural Developing World

Dr. Tapan Parikh

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Designs of Sensor Networks and Algorithms for Multi Modal Target Tracking

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Multiprocessor Architectures for Programmability

Title to be announced

Martin Strauss, Assistant Professor, EECS / Mathematics

Trends in Wireless Communications

Dr. Ali Khayrallah

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Automating the Assembly of Large-Scale, Component-Based Systems

Professor Peter Manolios

Prof. Islam: First Distinguished University Innovator Award

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Deputy: Dependent Types for Safe Systems Software

Dr. Jeremy Condit

Faculty Candidate Seminar

From Dream to Reality: Generation of Multi-GeV Electrons Using High Intensity, Ultrafast Laser Pulses

Dr. Frank Tsung

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Ultrafast structural dynamics observed with atomic scale resolution

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Adaptive Predicated Execution

Dr. Hyesoon Kim

Faculty Candidate Seminar

From Dream to Reality: Generation of Multi-GeV Electrons Using High Intensity, Ultrafast Laser Pulses

Dr. Frank Tsung

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Anonymization Techniques for Published Data

Dr. Kristen LeFevre

Reciprocity Laws in Number Theory: from Fermat to Fermat and beyond Fermat

Professor Avner Ash

Title to be announced

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Benchmarking of Energetic Electron Beam Transport in Nail and Wire Targets

Dr. Mingsheng Wei

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Looking Beyond Performance: Processors for Time Travel

Dr. Satish Narayanasamy

Wavefront Sensing and Imaging with Phase Diversity

Dr. Richard Paxman

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Behavior-based Malware Detection

Dr. Mihai Christodorescu

Fiber-optic Quantum Communications

Professor Prem Kumar

William Gould Dow Distinguished Lecture

Programming – Past and Future: William Gould Dow Distinguished Lecture

Dr. Susan L Graham

Title to be announced

On the Interplay between Nework Coding and Optimization

Professor Muriel Medard

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Dr. Stuart Mangles

Prof. Teneketzis to Receive Grad Student Mentoring Award

Computer Engineering Seminar

Log-based Transactional Memory

Graph Mining: Laws, Generators and Tools

Prof. Christos Faloutsos, CMU

Density Functional Simulation of Quantum Dots in InAs-InP Nanowires: SPM Imaging and Surface Effects

Dr Michael Stopa

Information Theory Meets Writing

Professor David Mackay

Dissertation Defense

Architecting Energy Efficient Servers

Dissertation Defense

Managing Complex Databases in a Schema Management Framework

Systems Seminar – CSE

Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks (Muse-Net): Multimedia Communication and Processing in WSNs

Dr. Eylem Ekici

Dissertation Defense

On the Performance of Local Synchronization with Stochastic Task Times

Julia C. Lipman

Dissertation Defense

Network Transparency in Wide Area Collaborations

Dissertation Defense

Using Graphs and Random Walks For Discovering Latent Semantic

Dissertation Defense

XML Data Warehousing

Nuwee Wiwatwatana

Systems Seminar – CSE

Simplifying Cyber Foraging for Mobile Devices

Rajesh Krishna Balan

Dissertation Defense

QoS Support in Large-Scale Computer Network Based on Aggregate Scheduling and BGP Routing Enhancement

Dissertation Defense

Declarative Querying of Biological Data

Dissertation Defense

Collaborative Power Management: Piercing Abstraction Barriers for Fast and Energy-Efficient Pervasive Data Access

Dissertation Defense

Enhancing Intelligent Agents with Episodic Memory

Andrew M. Nuxoll

Dissertation Defense

Efficient Algorithms for Temporal Skyline Query Evaluation

Dissertation Defense

Customizing the Computation Capabilities of Microprocessors

Nathan T. Clark

Dissertation Defense

Mobility Modeling of Mobile Users

Dissertation Defense

Cooperative Data and Computation Partitioning for Decentralized Architectures

Michael Leechun Chu

Dissertation Defense

Functional Error Diagnosis, Correction and Layout Repair of Digital Circuits

Dissertation Defense

Managing Complex Scheduling Problems with Dynamic and Hybrid Constraints

Peter J Schwartz

Dissertation Defense

Improving the Storage Manageability, Flexibility, and Security in Virtual Machine Systems

Dissertation Defense

Speculative execution in a commodity operating system

Edmund B. Nightingale

Farewell reception for Martha Pollack

Brian Gilchrist

U-M Amateur Radio Club Info Session

Dean Tony England, Lora Schulwitz, Chris Galbraith

Computer Engineering Seminar

Architectural Acceleration of Real-Time Physics

Glenn Reinman, UCLA Computer Science

Systems Seminar – CSE

Autonomously Secure Disks

Kevin Butler, Ph.D. student , Penn State

Distinguished Lecture

Google: A Meandering Behind-the-Scenes Tour

Jeff Dean, Google, Inc.

Systems Seminar – CSE

Nanoscale MOS Device Modeling

Dissertation Defense

Advances in Surface Penetrating Technologies for Imaging, Detection, and Classification

Some Challenges in Planning for Time-Constrained, Dynamic, Multi-Agent, Stochastic Task Environments

Edmund Durfee, Professor, CSE

Starting Your Own Technology Company: Lessons Learned in Silicon Valley

Dr. Bob Stefanski, Executive VP at TIBCO, TIBCO

Driving to a Sustainable Future, a New DNA for the Automobile

Dr. Larry Burns, Vice President of R&D and Strategic Planning, General Motors Corporation

CSE Honors Competition sponsored by Google

Sun Microsystems Tech Day

Brian Wilson, CTO for Market Development, Sun Microsystems

Systems Seminar – CSE

Statically Verifying Software Safety Properties with Tracematches

Distinguished Lecture

Regret-based Methods for Preference Elicitation and Mechanism Design

Craig Boutilier, Professor , University of Toronto

Systems Seminar – CSE

Technologically Smart IP Based Services

Ammar Rayes, Ph.D (Sr. Manager)

Jim McDonnell (Sr. Director), Cisco Systems

Computer Engineering Seminar

Multi-Core Chips for Networking and Security

Richard Kessler, Principle Member of Technical Staff, Cavium Networks Inc.

Name-that-Tune and other Naming Problems in Music Information

Prof. Greg Wakefield, Professor of EECS, Toyota AI Lab Seminar

Distinguished Lecture

Smoothed Analysis of Algorithms

Daniel Spielman, Professor , Yale University

Name-that-Tune and other Naming Problems in Music Information

Gregory H. Wakefield, Professor, EECS, EECS Department

Semi-Supervised Learning in Computers and Humans

Jerry Xiaojin Zhu, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Sciences, U. Wisconsin

Systems Seminar – CSE

Whither Wireless

Dr. Craig Partridge

Optical Tomography

Professor John C. Schotland, Optical Tomography, University of Pennsylvania

Distinguished Lecture

Interaction and Infrastructure: Taking a Human-Centered View on Networking

Keith Edwards, Professor , Georgia Institute of Technology

Dissertation Defense

Quantum Communication Complexity and Nonlocality of Bipartite Quantum Operations

Distinguished Lecture

Goff Smith Lecture – Amory Lovins

Amory Lovins, Cofounder, Chaiman, and Chief Scientist, Rocky Mountain Institute

Michael Wellman, Professor, Computer Science and Engineering, EECS Department

Systems Seminar – CSE

Systematic Testing of Software with Structurally Complex Inputs

Darko Marinov, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Distinguished Lecture

Graph Identification

Lise Getoor, Professor , University of Maryland

Town Hall Meeting

Prof. Gilchrist and Prof. Jahanian, Department / Division Chairs

EECS Welcome Day

Innovation and Evolution – How search, social media and new ideas can shape the next web.

Mr. Bradley Horowitz, VP of Product Strategy at Yahoo, Yahoo, Inc.

Dissertation Defense

Exponential Family Predictive Representations of State

On the Perfect Distinguishability of Unitary Operations

Runyao Duan, Tsinghua University

State Estimation and Control in Multi-Agent Decision and Control Systems

Domitilla Del Vecchio, Assistant Professor, EECS

Machine Learning and Multiagent Systems: From robot soccer to autonomous traffic

Peter Stone, Director, Learning Agents Research Group, Department of Computer Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin

Dissertation Defense

Efficient Query Processing for Spatio-Temporal Databases

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