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Colloquium Schedule
(2004-2005)
Regular time and location: Fridays at 4:00-5:00 PM in LH102.
Spring 2005
- January 11 -- Distinguished Women in Science Lecture Series
- 7:30 p.m., Rawles Hall, Room 100
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Why a computer needs an immune system and why an immune system needs a computer
- Stephanie Forrest,
Department of Computer Science, University of New Mexico
- January 12 -- Center for Applied Cybersecurity
Research Speaker Series
- 12-1:00, School of Law Rm 335
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Biologically Based Approaches to Computer Security
- Stephanie Forrest,
Department of Computer Science, University of New Mexico
- January 14 -- Informatics Distinguished Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, Informatics 107
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Polycephalous Science: What paratexts can tell us about the social and structural
dynamics of intellectual collaboration
- Blaise Cronin,
School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University
- January 20 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 10 am, Informatics 107
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Where the Wild Things Are: Parameter Space Structure of Recurrent Neural Networks
- Randall Beer,
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Case Western Reserve University
- January 21 -- CS Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, Lindley Hall
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Inferring Image Templates from Image Classification Decisions
- Florin Cutu,
Department of Computer Science, Indiana University
- January 28 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, Informatics 107
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Information Dynamics in the Networked World (video | slides)
- Lada Adamic,
Information Dynamics Lab, HP Laboratories
- February 4 -- Joint CS/Informatics Distinguished Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, Informatics 107
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Developments in the "physics" of cooperation (video)
- Mark Buchanan
- February 11 -- Joint CS/Informatics Distinguished Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, LH 102
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Every Joule is Precious
- Carla Ellis,
Department of Computer Science, Duke University
- February 14 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 11:00, IMU Maple Room
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An Oblivious Transfer Protocol with Log-Squared Communication
- Helger Lipmaa,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
- February 15 -- CS Colloquium Series
- 10:00, LH 101
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Linguistic Side Effects
- Chung-chieh Shan,
Computer Science, Harvard University
- February 18 -- CS Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, LH 102
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Towards a High-Level Quantum Programming Language
- Thorsten Altenkirch,
University of Nottingham
- February 21 -- CS Colloquium Series
- 2:30-3:30, LH 101
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Old Languages never die... They just get reimplemented
- Matthew Jadud and Christian Jacobsen,
University of Kent
- February 25 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, LH 102
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Combining Agent Architectures and Multi-Agent Systems:
Steps towards Complex Cognitive Robots for Human-Robot Interaction
- Matthias Scheutz,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Notre Dame University
- March 4 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 10:00, Informatics 107
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Securing Network Routing
- Yih-Chun Hu,
University of California, Berkeley
- March 4 -- Joint CS/Informatics Distinguished Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, Informatics 107
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Sequence Similarity Search and Distance Based Indexing
- Z. Meral Ozsoyoglu,
EECS Department, Case Western Reserve University
- March 10 -- Computer Science Colloquium Series
- 10:00 a.m., LH 101
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Software Systems to Manage Large Networks: a Challenge and Opportunity
- Douglas Comer,
Visiting Faculty, Cisco Systems
Distinguished Professor of Computer Science, Purdue University
- March 11 -- Informatics Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, Informatics 107
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From court reporting to closed-captioning to the classroom:
Jumping contexts of labor with computer-aided stenography
- Greg Downey,
School of Journalism & Mass Communication and School of Library & Information Studies,
University of Wisconsin-Madison
- March 22 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 3:00, IMU Dogwood Room
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Attribute-based Access Control
- William Winsborough,
George Mason University
- March 23 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 3:00, IMU Maple Room
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Fair Multi-Party Computation
- Juan Garay,
Bell Laboratories
- March 25 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 10:00, Informatics 107
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Securing Ubiquitous Computing Infrastructures
- Raquel Hill,
Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
- March 25 -- CS Colloquium Series
- 3-4:00, Lindley Hall Rm 102
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- Client-Centered Energy Savings for TCP Downloads
- Dave Lowenthal,
University of Georgia
- April 8 -- Informatics Distinguished Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, Informatics 107
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Modelling aspects of vascular cancer
- Philip K. Maini,
Centre for Mathematical Biology, Oxford University
- April 15 -- Joint CS/Informatics Distinguished Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, LH 102
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- The Problem With Computing
- James D. Foley,
College of Computing and School of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
Georgia Institute of Technology
- April 22 -- Joint CS/Informatics Distinguished Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, Informatics 107
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CiteSeer, the Next Generation
- C. Lee Giles,
School of Information Sciences and Technology, The Pennsylvania State University
- April 29 -- Informatics Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, Informatics 107
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Data/Model Integration through Information Theory: Applications in Bioinformatics
- Peter Ortoleva,
Department of Chemistry, Indiana University
- May 20 -- Joint CS/Informatics Distinguished Colloquium Series
- 11-12:00, LH101
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Generation of High-Performance Domain-Specific Languages from Component Libraries
- Ken Kennedy
Rice University
Previous Series: Fall 2004
- September 10
- 4:30-5:30 IMU Frangipani Room
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Keynote Address, Informatics: Defining the Research Agenda
- Daniel Reed,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Institute for Renaissance Computing
- September 27 -- Informatics Colloquium Series
- 4-5:30pm, Swain West 119 CANCELED
- Augmenting the Collective Human IQ
- Dr. Douglas C. Engelbart,
Bootstrap Institute
- October 8 -- CS Colloquium Series
- 2:30 - 3:30, LH 102
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A Small Fast Local Instruction Scheduler for Itanium
- Arch Robison, Intel
- October 8 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, LH 102
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From Document Networks to the Adaptive Web: Applications to
Bioinformatics, Social Networks, and Recommendation Systems
- Luis Rocha,
School of Informatics, Indiana University, Bloomington
- October 15 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, Informatics 107
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Words, links, and patterns: Novel representations for Web-scale text mining
- Dragomir R. Radev,
School of Information and Department of
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan
- October 22 -- Computer Science Colloquium Series
- 3-4:00, LH102
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The logic-automata connection and applications
- Nils Klarlund,
Clairgrove LLC
- October 29 -- Computer Science Colloquium Series
- 3-4:00, LH102
- High-performance, power-aware computing
- Vincent Freeh,
Department of Computer Science, North Carolina State University
- November 5 -- JETT workshop Keynote
- 7pm, LH102
- Optimism and Pessimism about Artificial Intelligence:
How Close Are We in 2004 to Achieving Human-level Artificial Intelligence?
- Douglas Hofstadter,
Center for Research on Concepts and Cognition, Indiana University
- November 12 -- CS Colloquium Series
- 3-4:00, Computer Science
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Parallel Graph Algorithms and Libraries
- Peter Gottschling,
Technische Universitat Dresden
- November 19 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 3-4:00, Informatics 107
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Interactive search, exploratory design, adaptive testing: Applications of
adaptive computing that leverage and enhance human expertise
- Eric Bonabeau,
Icosystem Corp.
- December 3, 2004 -- Keynote Speaker,
Friedman Celebration
- LH 102, 3-4:00
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Dan Friedman: Cool Ideas
- Guy Steele, Sun Fellow, Sun Microsystems Laboratories
- December 10 -- Joint CS/Informatics Colloquium Series
- 4-5:00, LH 102
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Pattern Discovery and the Algorithmics of Surprise
- Alberto Apostolico,
Computer Science Department, Purdue University and Dip. di Elettronica e Informatica, University of Padova
Organizers for 2004-2005:
Beth Plale
and Filippo Menczer
Previous Colloquia:
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