Joint Colloquium

This colloquium is dedicated to hosting presentations at the intersection of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The colloquium consists of a mix of short faculty presentations presenting their latest research results, with presentations of internationally distinguished speakers who are brought to campus to interact with our department's community.

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

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

Spring Semester 2005

January 19	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Revenge of the Algebraists! Matthew Ginsberg University of Oregon
January 26	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Estimation Theory and Information Theory: New Connetions Sergio Verdu EE Department, Princeton
February 2	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Embracing Statistical Challenges in the Information Technology Age Bin Yu UC Berkeley, Dept. of Statistics
February 9	*Distinguished Lecture Series* There is no speaker scheduled this week.
February 16	*Distinguished Lecture Series* There is no speaker secheduled this week
February 23	Distinguished Lecture Series Cross-layer design of wireless ad-hoc networks: is it better to be robust, quick, or responsive? Andrea Goldsmith Stanford University
March 2	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Carbon Nanotube Electronics Ali Javey
March 9	*Distinguished Lecture Series* There is no speaker scheduled this week.
March 30	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Principles of Image Representation in the Visual Cortex Bruno Olshausen
April 6	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Reasoning about Reliability and Security Using Boolean Methods Sanjit Seshia
April 13	*Distinguished Lecture Series* High-Integration, Programmable Wireless Interfaces for Long-Range Communications Chris Rudell
April 20	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Title TBA Guest:
April 27	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Exploiting Granularity in Flash OFDM Tom Richardson
May 4	*Distinguished Lecture Series* Walking and Running in Bipedal Robots: Control Theory and Experiments Jessy Grizzle EECS Department, U Michigan
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