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.
| Spring Semester 2000 | |
|---|---|
| January 26 | No Seminar |
| February 2 | Distinguished Lecture Series Professor Richard Newton, Chair, EECS Dept., U.C. Berkeley "Gigascale Silicon Research Center: The First Year " Abstract |
| February 9 | Distinguished Lecture Series Professor Gaetano Borriello, CS and Engineering Dept., University of Washington "The Portolano Expedition in Invisible Computing" Abstract |
| February 16 | Distinguished Lecture Series Professor Luca Trevisan, CS Department, Columbia University "Randomness Extractors and Pseudorandom Generator" Abstract |
| February 23 | Distinguished Lecture Series Professor Elsa Garmire, Thayer School of Engineering, Dartmouth College "Lasers and Optics in the Information Technology Revolution" Abstract |
| March 1 | Distinguished Lecture Series Dr. Dave Ditzel, CEO, Transmeta Corporation "Transmeta's Crusoe: A Low-Power x86 Microprocessor Built with Software" Abstract |
| March 8 | Distinguished Lecture Series Professor Francine Berman, Computer Science & Engineering Dept, UC San Diego "Achieving Application Performance on the Computational Grid" Abstract |
| March 15 | Distinguished Lecture Series Dr. Eric Schmidt, CEO, Novell Inc. "Taking it to the Next Level: Making Life Easier on the Net" Abstract |
| March 22 | Distinguished Lecture Series Professor Susan Eggers, CS & Engineering Dept., University of Washington "Managing Thread-Shared Hardware Resources on Simultaneous Multithreaded Processors" Abstract |
| April 5 | Distinguished Lecture Series Professor Jan Rabaey, Vice Chair, EECS Dept., U.C. Berkeley "Ubiquitous Ultra-Low Energy Wireless Sensor and Monitor Networks" Abstract |
| April 12 | Distinguished Lecture Series Professor Gary May, School of Electrical & Computer Engineering, GeorgiaTech "Intelligent Semiconductor Manufacturing Using AI and Neural Networks" Abstract |
| April 19 | Distinguished Lecture Series Dr. Henry Samueli, CTO and VP of R&D, Broadcom Corporation "Broadband Communications Chip Technology: Enabling the Connected World of the 21st Century" Abstract |
| April 26 | Distinguished Lecture Series TBA title TBA |
| May 3 | Distinguished Lecture Series Dr. James Stoffel, Director of R&D and Vice President, Eastman Kodak "Imaging Industry Research and Development" Abstract |
| May 10 | Distinguished Lecture Series Professor Deborah Estrin, CS Department, University of Southern California "Embedding the Internet: Instrumenting the Physical World" Abstract |
| Fall Semester 1999 | |
|---|---|
| August 25 | Current Department Research Presentation Series
Profs. Richard Newton and Joseph Hellerstein, EECS Department "Computer-Aided Design" and "Information Systems/Software Systems" Abstract |
| September 1 | Current Department Research Presentation Series Profs. Jeffrey Bokor and Christos Papadimitriou, EECS Department "Solid State/Optoelectronics/Electromagnetics" and "Computer Science Theory" Abstract |
| September 8 | Distinguished Lecture Series Professor Takeo Kanade, U.A. and Helen Whitaker University Professor and Director of the Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University "Virtualized Reality: Digitizing a 3D Time-Varying Real Event As Is and in Real Time " Abstract |
| September 15 | Current Department Research Presentation Series Profs. Venkat Anantharam and Michael Jordan, EECS Department "Networking" and "Intelligent Systems (Control Theory, Artificial Intelligence, and Optimization)" Abstract |
| September 22 | Current Department Research Presentation Series Prof. John Kubiatowicz, EECS Department "Computer Architecture/Systems" Abstract |
| September 29 | Distinguished Lecture Series Dr. Richard Hughes, Los Alamos National Laboratory "Quantum Cryptography for Secure Communications" Abstract |
| October 6 | Current Department Research Presentation Series Prof. Alex Aiken, EECS Department "Programming Languages and Systems " Abstract |
| October 13 | Current Department Research Presentation Series Profs. Kris Pister and Charles Birdsall "MEMS/Robotics "and "Computational Science and Engineering (Applied to Plasmas)" Abstract |
| October 20 | Current Department Research Presentation Series Profs. Robert Brodersen and John Canny "Integrated Circuits/Communications" and "Human/Computer Interaction/Graphics " Abstract |
| October 27 | No Seminar |
| November 3 | Distinguished Lecture Series Dr. Jim Gray, Microsoft Research, Scaleable Servers Research Group & Manager, Microsoft Bay Area Research Center "1998 Turing Lecture: What Next? A Few Remaining Problems in Information Technology " Abstract |
| November 10 | Distinguished Lecture Series David Haussler, U.C. Santa Cruz "Computational Analysis of High-Throughput Genomics Data" Abstract |
| November 17 | Distinguished Lecture Series Prof. Ken Goldberg, Industrial Engineering & Operations Research "New Algorithms for Manufacturing and Collaborative Filtering " Abstract |
| November 24 | No Seminar (day before Thanksgivings) |
| December 1 | Distinguished Lecture Series Prof. Rod Tucker, Professor and Director of Photonics, University of Melbourne "Towards Terabit Per Second Optical Networks " Abstract |