CS Colloquium

Computer Science Colloquium, Fall 2010

Thursdays at 4:15pm in B17 Upson (Unless otherwise indicated)

Date	Speaker	Title	Host
Thursday 08/26/10	Robert Bell AT&T	Conway-Walker Speaker Lessons from the Netflix Prize	T. Joachims
Thursday 09/02/10	Rajit Manohar Cornell	Reconfigurable Systems	J. Halpern
Thursday 09/09/10		NO COLLOQUIUM SCHEDULED
Thursday 09/16/10	Adam Smith Penn State	Rigorous Foundations for Privacy in Statistical Databases	R. Pass
Thursday 09/23/10	Alyosha Efros CMU	Qualitative Data-driven Image Understanding	N. Snavely
Thursday 09/30/10	T. V. Raman Google	Toward Eyes-Free User Interaction - Leveraging The Cloud For Ubiquitous Access	D. Gries
Thursday 10/07/10	Monika Henzinger University of Vienna, Austria	Salton Speaker Sponsored Search Auctions or How Web Search Engines Make Money	R. Kleinberg
Thursday 10/14/10	Olivier Danvy Aarhus University	Small-step and Big-step Aspects of Computation (A Walk in the Semantic Park)	D. Kozen
Thursday 10/21/10	Charles Isbell Georgia Tech	Adaptive Drama Management: Bringing Machine Learning to Interactive Entertainment	L. Lee
Thursday 10/28/10	Aviv Regev MIT	It's About Time: The Function & Evolution of Regulatory Circuits	A. Siepel
Thursday 11/04/10	Dieter Fox UWash	Toward High-level Reasoning in Robotics	A. Saxena
Thursday 11/11/10	Jim Larus Microsoft	Salton Speaker Programming the Cloud	N. Foster
Thursday 11/18/10	David Clark MIT	Salton Speaker Computer Science as Social Science: The future of the Internet	G. Sirer
Thursday 11/25/10		NO COLLOQUIUM SCHEDULED
Thursday 12/02/10	Jim Demmel Berkeley	Salton Speaker Minimizing Communication in Linear Algebra	D. Bindel

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