Cornell University Computer Science Department
Fall 2003 Lecture Series

Regular time and location: Thursdays at 4:15PM in B17 Upson unless otherwise indicated.

Date	Speaker	Title	Host
9/4/2003	Dennis Shasha New York University	Activist Data Mining	Gehrke
Tues. 4:30 9/9/2003 155 Olin	Peter Karp SRI International	Bioinformatics Pathway Databases and Algorithms	Van Loan
9/18/2003	No colloquium
9/25/2003	Ben Shneiderman University of Maryland	The Eyes Have It: User Interfaces for Information Visualization Joint CS & Information Science Seminar	Sengers
10/2/2003	Barbara Liskov MIT	Large Scale Byzantine-Fault-Tolerant Storage in a Dynamic Environment	Van Loan
7:00pm 10/2/2003 Statler Hotel Amphitheatre	Barbara Liskov MIT	Magnificent Pathways First lecture in the Distinguished Career Lectures series	Van Loan
10/9/2003	Guy Lohman IBM Almaden Research Center	Advanced & Autonomic Query Optimization at Almaden Research Center	Shanmugasundaram
10/16/2003	No colloquium: President Lehman Inauguration, Barton Hall, 3:00pm
10/23/2003	Hank Levy University of Washington	Content Delivery and File Sharing in the Modern Internet	Sirer
10/30/2003	Madhu Sudan MIT	List Decoding and Complexity Theory	Kleinberg
11/6/2003	José Martínez Cornell University	Speculative Resource Management in Dynamic Superscalar Processors
11/11/2003 203 Thurston	Amin Vahdat Duke University	SHARP: An Architecture for Secure Resource Peering	Sirer
11/13/2003	Paul Hudak Yale University	An Algebraic Theory of Polymorphic Temporal Media CANCELLED	Morrisett
4:30pm 11/20/2003 101 Phillips	David Patterson UC Berkeley	Future Directions for Computer Engineering (Special ECE Colloquium)
12/4/2003	Michael Mitzenmacher Harvard University	Digital Fountains and Their Application to Informed Content Delivery over Adaptive Overlay Networks	Tardos

Colloquia from previous semesters:

Spring, 2003

Fall, 2002

Spring, 2002

Fall, 2001

Spring, 2001

Fall, 2000

Spring, 2000