EECS Colloquium

EECS Joint Colloquium

2003-2004 University of California, Berkeley

Wednesdays 4:00-5:00 PM HP Auditorium, 306 Soda Hall (unless otherwise noted)
Refreshments 3:30 -- 4:00 pm, Wozniak Lounge 430-480 Soda Hall

Upcoming Lectures: Fall 2004 Schedule About EECS Colloquium Archives: Fall 2003 Spring 2003 Fall 2002 Spring 2002 Fall 2001 2000-2001 1999-2000	Spring Semester 2004
		January 21	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Proactive Computing: A Progress Report Dr. David Tennenhouse Vice President, Corporate Technology Group Director, Research Intel Corporation
		January 28	Distinguished Lecture Series Rich Probabilistic Models for Genomic Data Eran Segal Computer Science Dept., Stanford University
		February 04	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Algorithmic Problems in Web Information Retrieval Dr. Monika Henzinger Research Director Google Inc.
		February 11	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Micro/Nano Photonics for Communications and Sensing Applications Dr. Ming Wu University of California, Los Angeles
		February 18	*Distinguished Lecture Series* *~No Speaker~*
		February 20	*Special EECS Colloquium* System Identification for Non-parametric Structured Nonlinear Systems Dr. Kameshwar Poolla Mechanical Engineering Dept., UC Berkeley
		February 23	*Special EECS Colloquium* How to Build an Insecure System out of Perfectly Good Cryptography Dr. Radia Perlman Distinguished Engineer Sun Microsystems
		February 25	*Distinguished Lecture Series* *~No Speaker~*
		March 01	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Message-passing algorithms in graphical models and their applications to large-scale stochastic systems Dr. Martin Wainwright EECS Dept., UC Berkeley
		March 02	Special EECS Colloquium - part 1 of a 2 part series Agent Formations and Reformations Dr. Brian Anderson Visiting MacKay Professor, National ICT Australia (NICTA)
		March 03	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Unsupervised Learning of Natural Language Syntax Dan Klein Computer Science Dept., Stanford University
		March 05	Special EECS Colloquium - part 2 of a 2 part series Two Decades of Adaptive Control Pitfalls Dr. Brian Anderson Visiting MacKay Professor, National ICT Australia (NICTA)
		March 08	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Computational Genomics: Genes, Regulation, Evolution Manolis Kellis Computer Science Dept., MIT
		March 10	*Distinguished Lecture Series* ~No Speaker~
		March 17	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Tangible User Interface Input: Tools and Techniques Scott Klemmer EECS Dept., UC Berkeley
		March 29	*Special Colloquim* An Information-Theoretic Treatment of Real Neural Nets with Feedback Professor Toby Berger Electrical and Computer Engineering, Cornell University
		March 30	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Computational Methods for Analyzing and Controlling Hybrid Systems Professor Claire Tomlin Stanford University
		March 31	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Epitaxial Nanostructures for Nanophotonics and Novel Optoelectronic Devices Professor Dennis Deppe Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept., University of Texas
		April 02	*Distinguished Lecture Series* IC Design at a Crossroads: Enabling Low-Power and Robust Computing in Nanometer CMOS Professor Dennis Sylvester Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
		April 05	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Sum of squares programs: what are they good for, and how to solve them Professor Pablo Parrilo Swiss Federal Technical University, Zurich
		April 07	*Distinguished Lecture Series* A/D Interface Design for Future Digital Radios: An Adaptive Filtering Approach Yun Chiu EECS Dept., UC Berkeley
		April 12	*Distinguished Lecture Series*i Design of High-Speed Links: A look at Modern VLSI Design Vladimir Stojanovic Electrical Engineering, Stanford University
		April 14	*Distinguished Lecture Series* From Quantum Computation to Markov Chains and Lattices Dr. Dorit Aharonov Senior Research in Computer Science, Hebrew University in Jerusalem
		April 19	*Distinguished Lecture Series* An Architecture for Privacy-Sensitive Ubiquitous Computing Jason Hong EECS Dept., UC Berkeley
		April 21	*Distinguished Lecture Series* *~no speaker~*
		April 28	*Special Colloquim (1:30 p.m., Wozniak Lounge)* Wireless networks: From information transfer to sensing and control Professor P.R. Kumar Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
		April 28	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Sparse Coding and Inference in Visual Cortex Dr. Bruno Olshausen Redwood Neuroscience Institute
		May 05	Distinguished Lecture Series Perceptions of Future Wireless Networks Dr. Al Javed Vice-President, Wireless Networks Technology Nortel Networks

The EECS Colloquium is sponsored by a generous donation from
Hewlett-Packard