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Dissertation Defense

Rescuing Data Center Processors

Tanvir Ahmed Khan

10:00am – 12:00pm in 3725 Beyster Building

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Dissertation Defense

Automating the Detection and Correction of Failures in Modern Persistent Memory Systems

1:30pm – 3:30pm in 3725 Beyster Building

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Dissertation Defense

Cognitive Modeling of Aggregate and Individual Performance on the Remote Associates Test

10:00am – 12:00pm in 3725 Beyster Building

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Student Event | Alumni | Division Event

EECS Juneteenth Celebration: Tech Empowering Our Communities

12:00pm – 1:00pm in Remote/Virtual

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Past Events

Event: 2012 Computer Games Showcase

Quantum Science Seminar

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Laplacian Low-Rank Correction: A Generalizable Approach to Incorporating Manifold Regularization Across Applications

Quantum Science Seminar

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Commitments and Responsibilities in Multiagent Systems

Locally-Decodable Codes

Computer Science Education Week

The Netflix Content Delivery System

Quantum Science Seminar

Multipartite Entanglement: Classification, Quantification, Manipulation, and Evolution

Sid Meier, Co-Founder and Director of Creative Development, Firaxis Games

Max mixtures: from reliable mapping to camera calibration

Ubiquity of Wireless Sensor Nodes What are the Practical Challenges to Make it Happen?

Gangadhar Burra, Director of the Sensor Platform Group in Kilby Labs , Texas Intruments

Systems Seminar – CSE

Flat Datacenter Storage

Ed Nightingale, Architect, Online Services Division (OSD) at Microsoft

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Learning Invariant and Robust Representations

CSE Graduate Honors Competition

Systems Seminar – CSE

Modular Programming for Software Defined Networks

Dr. Joshua Reich, Postdoctoral Researcher, Princeton University

WOWZAPP Worldwide Hackathon for Windows

Constructive Discrepancy Minimization by Walking on the Edges

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Emotions in Engineering: Methods for the Interpretation of Ambiguous Emotional Content

Emily Mower Provost

Its About Time! (Making Best Use of Information in Time)

Un-Ku Moon, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Oregon State University

Patrick C. Fischer Professorship Symposium

Computer Engineering Seminar

Disciplined Approximate Computing: From Language to Hardware

ACAL Seminar: Professor Luis Ceze, Associate Professor in Computer Science and Engineering Department , University of Washington

Learning Language from its Perceptual Context

Raymond J. Mooney, Professor, University of Texas at Austin

Dissertation Defense

High-performance Global Routing for Trillion-gate Systems-on-Chips

New Approaches to Constructing Locally Decodable Codes

Distinguished Lecture

Making Parallelism Easy: A 25 Year Odyssey

Kunle Olukotun – Rackham Centennial Lecture, Professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science & Director, Pervasive Parallelism Laboratory at Stanford University, Stanford University

3:00pm – 4:00pm in 1670 Beyster Building

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Dissertation Defense

Zydeco: Exploring How Mobile Technology Can Scaffold Student Multimedia Data Collection and Use for Science Inquiry

Alexander Christopher Kuhn

Systems Seminar – CSE

The Impact of Big Data and IoT on Service and Network Management

Ammar Rayes, Ph.D., Distinguished Engineer, Sunil Kripalani, Vice President, Cisco Services Technology Group

Distinguished Lecture

Computer Science: Past, Present, and Future

Ed Lazowska, Bill & Melinda Gates Chair in Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington and Chair, Computing Community Consortium

4:00pm – 5:00pm in 1670 Beyster Building

Bankruptcy in Byzantium

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Distinguished Lecture

Inmates vs Asylum: Overtime

Krisztian Flautner, CSE Merit Award Winner Lecture, Vice President for R&D, ARM, Inc.

2:30pm – 3:30pm in 1670 Beyster Building

EECS Alumni Career Panel

4 Distinguished Alumni

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Strategic Reasoning about Network Formation Scenarios

Michael Wellman

Barracuda Networks Programming Competition

Symmetry and Satisfiability: An Update

Karem A. Sakallah, Prof., U-M

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Collaborative Robot Tracking of Geophysical Flows: How Local Measurements Discover Global Structures

M. Ani Hsieh, Assistant Professor, Drexel University

Event: 48-Hour Mobile Apps Hackathon

TBD–possibly cancelled

Wire line channels and equalization techniques for data transmission at speeds 10Gps and above

Dr. Jun Cao, Senior Design Manager, Broadcom

Research Group on Quantum Communication

How should a robot perceive the world?

Ashutosh Saxena, Assistant Professor, Cornell University

Systems Seminar – CSE

Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship Info Session

Dr. Rajarshi Gupta, Senior Staff Engineer and Manager, Qualcomm Research

Systems Seminar – CSE

The Great Indoors: The Next Frontier in Location-Based Services

Dr. Rajarshi Gupta, Senior Staff Engineer and Manager, Qualcomm Research

Systems Seminar – CSE

The Rise of Smart Systems

Dr. Stan Schneider, CEO, Real-Time Innovations (RTI)

Unconditional hardness results for semi-definite programs: integrality gaps for the Lasserre hierarchy

Grant Schoenebeck

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Beyond the Cloud Key Technologies and Challenges

Ajith Amerasekera, Director of Kilby Labs, Texas Intruments

Determinantal Point Processes: Representation, Inference, and Learning

Introductions, continued

Solid-State and Nano Seminar

Chemically Enhanced Carbon Nanomaterials for Electronics, Energy, and Medicine

Mark C. Hersam, Professor, Northwestern University

The Power of Examples

Scott Klemmer, Associate Professor, Computer Science, Stanford University

Research Group on Quantum Communication

New AI student orientation

Introductions and organizational meeting

Research Group on Quantum Communication

CS4HS Summer Workshop for High School Teachers

Dissertation Defense

Multi-objective Placement Optimization For High-performance Nanoscale Integrated Circuits

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Dissertation Defense

Security and Collaboration Protocols for Mobile and Sensor Networks

Katharine Chang

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Dissertation Defense

Power, Interconnect, and Reliability Techniques for Large Scale Integrated Circuits

Coding, Complexity and Sparsity Workshop (July 30–August 2)

Dissertation Defense

Using Collective Discourse to Generate Surveys of Scientific Paradigms

Vahed Qazvinian

Dissertation Defense

Graphical Multiagent Models

Explicit Semantic Analysis: Wikipedia-based Semantics for Natural Language Processing

Shaul Markovitch

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Dissertation Defense

Distributed Approaches for Solving Constraint-based Multiagent Scheduling Problems

James C. Boerkoel, Jr.

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Dissertation Defense

MAC/PHY Co-Design of CSMA Wireless Networks Using Software Radios

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Dissertation Defense

Probabilistic Methods for Analyzing and Simulating Digital Circuits

Online learning and assessment for mathematics and computer science: the future?

John E. Gilbert, Professor of Mathematics, University of Texas at Austin

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Dissertation Defense

Provenance in Modifiable Datasets

Systems Seminar – ECE

Sparse image representation in nonlocal transform domain

Alessandro Foi, Professor , Tampere University of Technology, Finland

Research Group on Quantum Communication

SID MEIER VIDEO GAME SHOWCASE

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Dissertation Defense

Hardware Mechanisms for Distributed Dynamic Software Analysis

Joseph Lee Greathouse

Dissertation Defense

Speculative Execution Across Layers

Benjamin James Wester

Dissertation Defense

Improving Software Configuration Troubleshooting with Causality Analysis

Dissertation Defense

Interface Design Implications for Recalling the Spatial Configuration of Virtual Auditory Environments

Kyla Alanna McMullen

Dissertation Defense

The Analysis, Modeling and Detection of Botnet-based Hosting Services and Future Threats

Matthew S. Knysz

Interconnects for Signal Processing

Ernest Kuh, William S. Floyd, Jr. Professor Emeritus, University of California-Berkeley

Towards a Graphical Cognitive Architecture for Virtual Humans (and Intelligent Agents/Robots)

Paul S. Rosenbloom

Computer Engineering Seminar

Efficient and Predictable Execution of Object-Oriented Code on the SHAP Platform

Thomas Preusser, Researcher and Lecturer, Technische Universitt Dresden

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Whats Wrong with the Program I Havent Written Yet?

Yuriy Brun, Post Doc Fellow, University of Washington

Dissertation Defense

Effective and Efficient Memory for Generally Intelligent Agents

Nathaniel L. Derbinsky

Distinguished Lecture

Statistics and Computation in the Age of Massive Data

Michael I. Jordan, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Department of Statistics, University of California, Berkeley

4:00pm – 5:00pm in 1670 Beyster Building

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Event: 3rd U-M Workshop on Data Mining

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Scaling Software and Hardware for Thousand-Core Systmes

Daniel Sanchez, PhD Candidate, Stanford University

Dissertation Defense

Wireless Testing of Integrated Circuits

Dissertation Defense

Discover, Analyze, and Validate Attacks With Introspective Side Channels

Dissertation Defense

Scalable Interconnect Architectures for Many-Core Systems

Korey LaMar Sewell

Dissertation Defense

Characterization and Optimization of Resource Utilization for Cellular Networks

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Modeling People from Billions of Photos

Ira Kemelmacher-Shlizerman, Post-Doc Researcher, University of Washington

Dissertation Defense

Correct Communication in Multi-Core Processors

Research Group on Quantum Communication

From Contextual Search to Automatic Content Generation: Scaling Human Editorial Judgment

Larry Birnbaum, Associate Professor, Knight News Innovation Laboratory, Northwestern University

Visualization and Interactive Data Analysis

Jeffrey Heer, Assistant Professor, Stanford

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Expanding Capabilities for Functional Encryption

Allison Bishop Lewko, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Texas at Austin

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Faculty Candidate Seminar

SEEC: A Framework for the Self-aware Management of Goals and Constraints in Modern Computing Systems

Hank Hoffmann, Ph.D. Candidate, MIT

Computer Engineering Seminar

Evolving Methodologies in Electronic Design Automation

Prof. Zainalabedin Navabi, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering , Worcester Polytechnic Institute and University of Tehran

Distinguished Lecture | Women in Computing

Distributed Algorithms for Wireless Networks

Nancy Lynch, NEC Professor of Software Science & Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

4:00pm – 5:00pm in 1670 Beyster Building

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Crowd-Powered Systems

Michael Bernstein, Ph.D. Candidate, MIT

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Discovering Social Network Structure

Grant Schoenebeck, Simons Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Princeton University

Research Group on Quantum Communication

iOS Student Apps Showcase

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Toward Richer Visual Recognition: Attributes, Visual Phrases, and Sentences

Ali Farhadi, Post-Doc Fellow, Carnegie Mellon University

Recent work in Audio Source Separation and Adaptive Audio Interfaces

Bryan Pardo, Associate Professor, Northwestern University

Facebook Hackathon

The Critical Role of Programming Models in Future Exascale Systems

Jeffrey Vetter, R&D Staff Member and Group Leader, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Faculty Candidate Seminar

No Free Lunch in Data Privacy

Ashwin Machanavajjhala, Senior Research Scientist, Yahoo! Research

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Deterministic Parallel Java

Robert Bocchino, Post-Doc, Carnegie Mellon

How Drugs Bind and Control Their Targets: Characterizing GPCR Signaling using Anton, a Special-Purpose Supercomputer for Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Ron Dror, Senior Research Scientist, D. E. Shaw Research

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Why and How: A Reverse Perspective on Data Management

Alexandra Meliou, Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Washington

Your Abstractions are Powerless! Perpetual Computation on Intermittently Powered Embedded Systems (Batteries Not Included)

Kevin Fu, Associate Professor, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Variational Bayesian Methods for Unsupervised Latent Factor Models of Text and Audio

Matt Hoffman, Postdoctoral Researcher, Columbia University

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Very Fast Approximation Algorithms for Big Graphs

Krzysztof Onak, Simons Postdoctoral Fellow, CMU, Carnegie Mellon University

Research Group on Quantum Communication

ISSCC 2012 Alumni and Friends Mixer

Dissertation Defense

Systems for Challenged Network Environments

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Structure and Randomness in Complex Systems

Shachar Lovett, Post Doc, Institute for Advanced Studies

Control Seminar

Discontinuous Feedback in Nonlinear Control

Yuri Ledyaev, Professor , Western Michigan University – Mathematics Department

Computer Engineering Seminar

Its All about the Memory (again)

Christos Kozyrakis, Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Stanford University

Systems Seminar – ECE

Partial Least Squares Methods: from regularized regression to structural equation models

Laura Trinchera, Professor, AgroParisTech

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Energy-Aware Flight Planning for Unattended Unmanned Seaplane Operation

Ella Atkins, Associate Professor, Department of Aerospace Engineering, University of Michigan

Research Group on Quantum Communication

The Battle for Control of Online Communications

Nick Feamster, Associate Professor, Georgia Tech

Solid-State and Nano Seminar

Semiconductors and the Age of Intelligence

Jasprit Singh, Professor, EECS and Applied Physics

Coordinating Hundreds of Autonomous Vehicles in Warehouses

Peter Wurman, Chief Technology Officer and Technical Co-Founder, Kiva Systems

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Perspective on Link Prediction

Nitesh Chawla, Associate Professor, University of Notre Dame

Solid-State and Nano Seminar

The Good Life: Senses as Motivators for Technology

Prof. Jasprit Singh, Professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Physically Plausible Human Motion Understanding for Human-Robot Teams

Chad Jenkins, Associate Professor of Computer Science, Brown University

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Solid-State and Nano Seminar

Circuits and Systems for Real-Time Neurochemical Sensing and Activity-Dependent Intracortical Microstimulation

Professor Pedram Mohseni, Associate Professor, Case Western Reserve University

Systems Seminar – CSE

Iago Attacks: Why The System Call API Is a Bad Untrusted RPC Interface

Hovav Shacham, Assistant Professor, University of California, San Diego

Solid-State and Nano Seminar

Electrowetting Enables New Capabilities for Lab-On-Chip, Optics, E-Paper, and Beyond… (NIMSA Seminar)

Jason Heikenfeld, Professor, University of Cincinnati

Research Group on Quantum Communication

Solid-State and Nano Seminar

EM.CUBE Workshop

Research Group on Quantum Communication – Planning Session

Developing novel methods of communication for individuals with severe disabilities using patterns of physiological signals

Stefanie Moraes, NIDRR Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Michigan

Systems Seminar – CSE

Visualizing Time and Sequence Data

Graham Wills, Visualization Architect and Principal Software Engineer, IBM

Faculty Seminar Series–On the Rules of Robust Design (and Why You Should Break Them)

Todd Austin, Professor

Solid-State and Nano Seminar

Infrared Imaging Using Carbon Nanotube (CNT) Based Detectors: From Design to Manufacturing

Professor Ning Xi, Professor, Michigan State University

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