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AI in Science & Engineering Day

9:00am – 5:00pm in Forum Hall, Palmer Commons

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Faculty Candidate Seminar

Learning 3D Modeling and Simulation From and For the Real World

Wei-Chiu Ma, Ph.D. Candidate, MIT

11:00am – 12:00pm in 2300 Ford Robotics Building

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Exploiting Domain Knowledge and Modular Semantics in Deep Learning for Natural Language Comprehension and Grounding

Parisa Kordjamshidi, Assistant Professor, Michigan State University

4:00pm – 5:00pm in 3725 Beyster Building

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Faculty Candidate Seminar

Learning to Re-create Reality in 3D

Jeong Joon (JJ) Park, Postdoc, Stanford University

10:30am – 11:30am in 3725 Beyster Building

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Faculty Candidate Seminar

Robust IoT Communication and Sensing with Extreme Efficiency

Renjie Zhao, Ph.D. Candidate, University of California, San Diego

10:30am – 11:30am in 3725 Beyster Building

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Faculty Candidate Seminar

Programming Distributed Systems

Mae Milano, Postdoc, University of California, Berkeley

9:30am – 10:30am in 3725 Beyster Building

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Faculty Candidate Seminar

A Hybrid Computing Ecosystem For Practical Quantum Advantage

Gokul Ravi, Postdoc, University of Chicago

9:30am – 10:30am in Phoenix Memorial Laboratory 2000A

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Faculty Candidate Seminar

Distance-Estimation in Modern Graphs: Algorithms and Impossibility

Nicole Wein, Postdoc, Rutgers University

11:00am – 12:00pm in 3725 Beyster Building

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3:00pm – 4:00pm in 3725 Beyster Building

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Implementing AI in Health

8:30am – 4:00pm in Great Lakes Room, Palmer Commons

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Faculty Candidate Seminar

Perceiving Humans in 4D

Georgios Pavlakos, Postdoctoral Scholar, University of California, Berkeley

10:00am – 11:00am in 3316 EECS

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Friday Night AI | ChatGPT: What is it and what are its abilities and limitations?

6:30pm – 7:30pm in Ann Arbor District Library, Downtown

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Past Events

Computer Games Showcase

Dissertation Defense

Maximizing Expected Value of Information in Decision Problems by Querying on a Wish-to-Know Basis

Dissertation Defense

Using Program Visualization to Illuminate the Notional Machines

How Cryptography Fails in Practice

Nadia Heninger, Assistant Professor, University of Pennsylvania

Dissertation Defense

Energy-Efficient Acceleration of Asynchronous Programs

Undergraduate Computer Engineering Program Lunch

Evidence-Based Optimization

Pascal Van Hentenryck, Professor of Industrial and Operations Engineering and Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Michigan

Dissertation Defense

Information Extraction on Para-Relational Data

Shirley Zhe Chen

William Gould Dow Distinguished Lecture

Big Data is (at least) Four Different Problems

Michael Stonebraker, Co-Director, Intel Science and Technology Center, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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

Explorations in Computational Rationality: Explaining Human Behavior via Bounded Utility Maximization

Richard Lewis, Professor of Psychology and Linguistics, University of Michigan

Special Talk by Legendary Game Designer Sid Meier

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

CSE Graduate Student Honors Competition

Popularity Signals in Optimizing Trial-Offer Markets

Pascal Van Hentenryck, Professor, University of Michigan

Can Robots Behave Well as Members of Society? & Natural Language Processing for Collective Discourse

Benjamin Kuipers & Dragomir Radev, Professors of Computer Science, University of Michigan

Systems Seminar – CSE

Provisioning Queries and Analytics

Val Tannen, Professor, Department of Computer and Information Science, University of Pennsylvania

Facebook + Michigan Hackers Security Capture the Flag

Impact of community structure on cascades

Mehrdad Moharrami, PhD Student, University of Michigan

Increasing the Utility of Machine Learning in Clinical Care & On the Equivalence of Simulated Annealing & Interior Point Path Following for Optimization

Jenna Wiens & Jacob Abernethy, Professors of Computer Science, University of Michigan

Dissertation Defense

Security Hazards When Law is Code

Dissertation Defense

Datacenter Design for Future Cloud Radio Access Network

Distinguished Lecture

Connecting with the Emerging Nervous System of Ubiquitous Sensing

Joseph Paradiso, Alexander W Dreyfoos Professor of Media Arts and Sciences, MIT

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

The Dependence of Effective Planning Horizon on Model Accuracy

Nan Jiang, PhD Student, University of Michigan

Systems Seminar – CSE

Some Topics in Model-Data Ecosystems

Exploration of Bell test experiments for building an untrusted-device quantum number generator

Wei-Zung Chang, Postdoc, University of Michigan

Dance and Movement as Drivers for Sustainable E-Textile Innovation

Interactive Task Learning & Exploring and Understanding Large, Static and Dynamic Graphs

John Laird & Danai Koutra, Professors of Computer Science, University of Michigan

Peer Prediction and Mechanism Design

Yuqing Kong, PhD Student, University of Michigan

Computer Engineering Seminar

Data Storage and Querying for Resource Constrained Computing Devices

Representation power of neural networks

Matus Telgarsky, Postdoc, University of Michigan

Systems Seminar – CSE

The journey from faster to better

Using Motion to Understand Objects in the Real World

David Held, Computer Science Ph.D. Student, Stanford Univeristy

Exablox, Cask, & ThinkB1G: Startup Tech Talks and Workshop

Event: 2015 EECS Alumni Career Panel

Focus on Entrepreneurship: Strategies for Launching Successful Mobile Applications

Shirish Nadkarni, Serial Entrepreneur and EECS Alumnus

Systems Seminar – CSE

Supporting Visual Analytics with Scalable Visualization Recommendations

Aditya Parameswaran, Assistant Professor in Computer Science, University of Illinois (UIUC)

Human-Centered Computing: Using Speech to Understand Behavior & Crowd-Powered Interactive Systems

Emily Mower Provost & Walter Lasecki, Professors of Computer Science, University of Michigan

Weighted Matching on General Graphs: Faster and Simpler

Seth Pettie, Associate Professor, University of Michigan

Microsoft Coding Competition Challenge co-hosted with Michigan Hackers

Distinguished Lecture

The Story Behind the Result

Richard Lipton, Storey Chair of Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology

4:30pm – 5:30pm in 1500 EECS Building

Facebook Tech Talk: Moving Fast and Not Breaking Things + Q&A Panel

Natural Language Processing Seminar

Human-Centered Language Processing and Extended Ambient Intelligence at IHMC

Dr. Bonnie Dorr, Associate Director & Senior Research Scientist, Florida Institute for Human & Machine Cognition

CANCELLED: The CAVA Computer: Exceptional Parallelism and Energy Efficiency

Peter Hsu, Computer Architect, Oracle

Streaming Interactive Protocols for Graphs

Dissertation Defense

Hardware Support for Unstructured Big Data and Natural Language Processing

Michigan Hackers: Capital One Coding Interview Workshop

Towards Encyclopedic Visual Understanding & Improved Perception of People and Scenes for Robots

Jia Deng & Chad Jenkins, Professors of Computer Science, University of Michigan

Systems Seminar – CSE

Microsoft Research India Overview

Chandu Thekkath, Sriram Rajamani, Managing Director, Assistant Managing Director, Microsoft Research India

The Coming Ethernet Revolution

Claude Gauthier, CTO, Co-Founder, OmniPhy

Theory Seminar Fall Kick-off

Theory Group and Friends

Computing for Robots and Biomolecules

Lydia E. Kavraki, Noah Harding Professor of Computer Science and Professor of Bioengineering, Rice University

Convex Methods for Latent Representation Learning

Dale Schuurmans, Professor of Computer Science, University of Alberta

CSE New Graduate Student Welcome and Orientation and Barbeque

Systems Seminar – ECE

Systems Guest Speaker Seminar

Scott Backhaus, Design of Resilient Electrical Distribution Grids, DOE Office of Electricity and DHS Critical Infrastructure

Lunch and Learn: Rocking Drones With Intentional Sound Noise on Gyroscopic Sensors

Yunmok Son, 2nd year PhD student, KAIST

Dissertation Defense

Virtualizing Data Parallel Systems for Portability, Productivity, and Performance

Dissertation Defense

Dependable Computing On Inexact Hardware Through Anomaly Detection

Daya Shanker Khudia

Dissertation Defense

The Logic of Random Pulses: Stochastic Computing

MiBytes – Hacking in a Digital World Day 10

MiBytes – Hacking in a Digital World Day 9

MiBytes – Hacking in a Digital World Day 8

MiBytes – Hacking in a Digital World Day 7

MiBytes – Hacking in a Digital World Day 6

MiBytes – Hacking in a Digital World Day 5

MiBytes – Hacking in a Digital World Day 4

MiBytes – Hacking in a Digital World Day 3

MiBytes – Hacking in a Digital World Day 2

MiBytes – Hacking in a Digital World Day 1

MiBytes – Game Design & Development Day 5

MiBytes – Game Design & Development Day 4

MiBytes – Game Design & Development Day 3

MiBytes – Game Design & Development Day 2

MiBytes – Game Design & Development Day 1

MiBytes – Tinkering with Mobile Apps Day 5

MiBytes – Tinkering with Mobile Apps Day 4

MiBytes – Tinkering with Mobile Apps Day 3

MiBytes – Tinkering with Mobile Apps Day 2

MiBytes – Tinkering with Mobile Apps Day 1

Secure and Stable Operation of Fluctuating Sustainable Power Systems

Hjortur J³hannsson , Senior Scientific Consultant, Technical University of Denmark

CSE Lecturer Candidate Seminar: Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks

Jared Oluoch, PhD Candidate, Oakland University

Learning Intelligent Assistants for Understanding Behavior

Dragos D. Margineantu, Senior Scientist, Boeing Technical Fellow, Boeing Research & Technology

CSE Lecturer Candidate Seminar: IPv6, IoT and Wireless Body Area Networks for Healthcare Applications

Amitabh Mishra, PhD Candidate, University of Cincinnati

Learning Better Clinical Risk Models

Alexander Van Esbroeck

Search-based Software Refactoring: Towards Semantics Preservation

Marouane Kessentini, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan-Dearborn

On Randomness and Fast Sorting in Theory and Practice

Ilya Volkovich, Post Doc Visiting Scholar and Lecturer, U of M

Online Mapping and Perception Algorithms for Multi-robot Teams Operating in Urban Environments

Illuminating and Interacting with the Notional Machine in Introductory Programming Courses

Learning and Searching Methods for Robust, Real-Time Visual Odometry

Andrew Richardson

Hardware Security and C++

Matthew Hicks, Post Doc, U of M

Computer Games Showcase

EECS 183 Showcase

Quantile Search for Minimum-Time Sampling

Laura Balzano, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan

Control Seminar

From Global Properties to Local Rules in Multi-Agent Systems

Magnus Egerstedt, Schlumberger Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology

Programming Abstractions for Large-Scale Parallel Machines

Amir Kamil, Post Doc, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Generalizing Inverse Reinforcement Learning for the Real World

Prashant Doshi, Associate Professor of Computer Science, University of Georgia

Practical Natural Language Processing for Minority Languages

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Power Struggles: Designing Processors In the Energy-Constrained Future

Emily Blem, Software Engineer, Google

NLP Driven Models for Automatically Generating Survey Articles for Scientific Topics

Michigan Mobile Phone Ensemble Final Class Concert

Control Seminar

Modeling, Sensing and Control of Unstable Physical Human-Machine Interactions: A Rider-Bicycle Example

Jingang Yi, Professor, Rutgers University

Systems Seminar – CSE

I Don&#39t Want to be the Mitt Romney of Databases

Andy Pavlo, Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon University

Systems Seminar – CSE

Internet privacy: Towards more transparency

Balachander Krishnamurthy, Lead Inventive Scientist, AT&T Labs–Research

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Energy Efficient Architectures Using Three Dimensional Integration and Near-Threshold Computing

Ron Dreslinski, Asst Research Scientist, U of M

Quantum Science Seminar

Negative Probabilities

Yuri Gurevich, Principal Researcher, Microsoft Research

Hard Problems in Hardness of Approximation: Sharp Thresholds, Parallel Repetition and Unique Games

Dana Moshkovitz Aaronson, Assistant Professor, MIT

Exploring the Limits of the Efficiently Computable

Scott Aaronson, Associate Professor, MIT

Systems Seminar – CSE

Really Catching Click-Fraud

Saikat Guha, Researcher, Microsoft Research, India

Research that Makes a Difference

P. Anandan, Managing Director, Microsoft Research Outreach

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Making Data Analysis Really About Analysis

Jiannan Wang, Post Doc, University of California Berkeley

Problem-Solving with a Nested Loop in an Introductory Programming Course

William Crum, Continuing Lecturer, Purdue University

Control Seminar

Infinite Dimensional Optimization for Safety Critical Human-in-the-Loop Systems

Ram Vasudevan, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan, Mechanical Engineering

On the equivalence between simulated annealing and Interior Point Methods

Jacob Abernethy

Communications and Signal Processing Seminar

Convergence to pure-strategy Nash equilibria under simple learning rules and selection of resilient pure-strategy Nash equilibria

Richard La, Professor, University of Maryland, ECE Department

Perception of People and Scenes for Robot Learning from Demonstration

Chad Jenkins, Associate Professor, Brown University

Computer Engineering Seminar

Dynamic Hardware Resource Management for Efficient Throughput Processing

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Building Mobile Technologies for Underserved Communities

Nicola Dell, PhD Candidate, University of Washington

Communications and Signal Processing Seminar

On extremal auxiliaries in multiuser information theory

Chandra Nair, Professor, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Control Seminar

Robust and Efficient Real-time Mapping for Autonomous Robots

Michael Kaess, Assistant Research Professor, Carnegie Mellon University

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Performance and Reliability in Modern Storage Systems

Vijay Chidambaram, PhD Candidate, UW Madison

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Structuring Peer Interactions for Learning at Scale

Chinmay Kulkarni, PhD Candidate, Stanford

Quantum Science Seminar

Quantum Research Group

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Whats in My Data? Fast, Principled Algorithms for Exploring Large Graphs

Danai Koutra, PhD Candidate, Carnegie Mellon

Distinguished Lecture | Women in Computing

Emotion Technology, Wearables, and Surprises

Rosalind Picard, Founder and Director of the Affective Computing Research Group , Massachusetts Institute of Technology

4:30pm – 5:30pm in 1670 Beyster Building

What the $#@! Is Parallelism? (And Why Should Anyone Care?)

Charles E. Leiserson, Edwin Sibley Webster Professor of EECS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Wolverine Soft Shammy Jam

Control Seminar

Control of Solid Oxide Fuel Cells for Power Tracking

Faryar Jabbari, Professor, University of California, Irvine

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Mending the Application-Network Gap in Big Data Analytics

Mosharaf Chowdhury, PhD Candidate, University of California Berkeley

Higher lower bounds from the 3SUM conjecture

Tsvi Kopelowitz, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Michigan

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Towards One-Size-Fits-All Data Systems

Alekh Jindal, Post Doc, MIT

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Revealing Reality Through Reverse Engineering

Stephen Checkoway, Asst. Research Professor, Johns Hopkins University

Rethinking The Functional Boundaries of Integrated Radio-Frequency Systems Enables New Wireless Communication Paradigms

Harish Krishnaswamy, Associate Professor, Columbia University

Controls of Vehicle Systems toward Clean, Efficient and Safe Mobility

Junmin Wang, Ph.D., Director, Vehicle Systems and Control Laboratory, Ohio State University

How to Prove Lower Bounds from the Strong Exponential Time Hypothesis

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Rise of the Planet of the Apps: Security and Privacy in the Age of Bad Code

Suman Jana, Post Doc, Stanford

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Learnersourcing: Improving Video Learning with Large-Scale Interaction Data

Juho Kim, PhD Candidate, MIT

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Building a Better Web Browser

James Mickens, Researcher, Microsoft Research

The optimal absolute ratio for online bin packing

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Designing Programming Languages to Build Provably Secure Systems

Danfeng Zhang, PhD Candidate, Cornell

Quantum Science Seminar

Quantum Research Group

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Programming using Automata and Transducers

Loris D'antoni, PhD Candidate, University of Pennsylvania

Control Seminar

Predicting Human Motor Response to Expected and Unexpected Loads

Brent Gillespie

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Crowd-Agents: Creating Crowd-Powered Interactive Systems

Walter Lasecki, PhD Candidate, University of Rochester

Recent Progress on the Sparse Polynomial Factorization Problem

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Building an Operating System for the Data Center

Simon Peter, Post Doc, University of Washington

Low-Rank Spectral Learning for Predictive State Representations

Alex Kulesza, Postdoc, University of Michigan

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Unlocking Cellular Computation and Information Processing through Multidimensional Single-Cell Data

Smita Krishnaswamy, Postdoctoral Research Scientist, Columbia University

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Hardware and Software for Approximate Computing

Adrian Sampson, PhD Candidate, University of Washington

Randomized Primal-Dual analysis of Ranking for Online Bipartite Matching

Faculty Candidate Seminar

Inference Attacks: Understanding Privacy in the Era of &#34Privacy is Dead&#34

Matt Fredrikson, PhD Candidate, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Quantum Science Seminar

Quantum Research Group

Set-Valued Dynamic Treatment Regimes for Competing Outcomes

Dan Lizotte, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and Department of Epidemiology & Biostatistics, University of Western Ontario

Practical Bootstrapping for Fully Homomorphic Encryption

Chris Peikert, Associate Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology

Quantum Science Seminar

Quantum Research Group

Control Seminar

Legged Locomotion: Analysis, Planning, and Control

Katie Byl, Assistant Professor, University of California Santa Barbara

On Hold: How Waiting For an Answer Affects the Choice of Question
and
Interactive Task Learning

Ed Durfee and John Laird

Computer Engineering Seminar

Physically Dense Server Architectures

Anthony Thomas Gutierrez

MHacks V Hackathon

Wolverine Soft 48-Hour Space Jam

MHacks V Hackathon

Wolverine Soft 48-Hour Space Jam

MHacks V Hackathon

Wolverine Soft 48-Hour Space Jam

Customer Discovery

Viktor Brandtneris, Director of Ann Arbor SPARK's Entrepreneurial Boot Camp, NSF I-Corps Teacher , Brandtneris Consulting

Human-Centered Computing: Using Speech to Understand Behavior
and
Academic Matchmaking: Pairing Faculty with Graduate Student Applicants

Emily Mower Provost and Rada Mihalcea

Semantic World Knowledge for NLP

Mohit Bansal, Research Assistant Professor, TTI-Chicago

Sloan Foundation Science on Screen Night: The Imitation Game

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