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All of these talks are open to the public, and will provide some insight into various research activities here and at other institutions.

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August 2004
	20	Automated Methods to Find Zebrafish Co-Orthologs of Human Genes Julian Catchen, University of Oregon
	19	Good Enough But I'll Just Check: Web-page Search as Attentional Refocusing Duncan Brumby, Cardiff University
	19	Look without a homunculus: Incorporating bottom-up processes in modeling complex visual search in ACT-R Duncan Brumby, Cardiff University
	11	Quantitative Analysis of Neural Networks with Applications to Biological Modeling Nathan Dunn, University of Oregon
July 2004
	22	Model Coupling Related Research Areas Tom Bulatewicz, University of Oregon
June 2004
	16	Open Peer-to-Peer Cycle Sharing Systems Dayi Zhou, University of Oregon
	10	Distributed Architectures for Massively Multiplayer Online Games Chris GauthierDickey, University of Oregon
	07	Toolkits for the Automatic Construction of Data Flow Analyzers John Fiskio-Lasseter, University of Oregon
May 2004
	25	Building Frameworks with Formal Methods Zebin Chen, University of Oregon
	25	A General Algorithm for Performing Graph Reductions Peter Boothe, University of Oregon
	13	Operating System Support for the Integrated Management of Multiple Resources Christian Poellabauer, College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology
	10	From Syntactic Theories to Interpreters: Specifying and Proving Properties Yong Xiao, University of Oregon
April 2004
	30	Ontology Translation on the Semantic Web Dejing Dou, Yale University
	26	Cheating in Peer-to-Peer Cycle Sharing Systems Shanyu Zhao, University of Oregon Yuhong Liu, University of Oregon
	23	The Emerging Cyberinfrastructure Francine Berman, San Diego Supercomputer Center
	06	Adaptive Authentication in a Wired MANET: Investigating the Environment of Hybrid Networks Max Skorodinsky, University of Oregon
March 2004
	15	Search Algorithms for Permutation Groups David Hofer, University of Oregon
	12	Database Support for Scientific Data Analysis Application: Optimizations and Challenges Henrique Andrade, University of Maryland, College Park
	11	Red Storm and Cray RS Programming Environment Gail Alverson, Cray Inc.
	09	Towards a semantics-based infrastructure for Biomedical Informatics Vipul Kashyap, Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communications, National Library of Medicine
	04	The Case for IP Puzzles Wu-chang Feng, Oregon Graduate Institute
February 2004
	24	Experimentation and Modeling of Human-Computer Interaction Tim Halverson, University of Oregon
	17	A comparison of LSA, WordNet and PMI-IR for predicting user click behavior. Isha Kaur, University of Oregon
	12	The Effects of Mobility on Multicast Routing in Ad Hoc Networks Manoj Pandey, University of Oregon
	10	CIS Ph.D. Milestones Ginnie Lo, University of Oregon
January 2004
	27	Verifying Swarmed Data Daniel Stutzbach, University of Oregon
	22	Where the Eyes Meet the Computer: Human-Computer Visual Interaction Anthony Hornof, University of Oregon
	13	Policy Control for Peer-to-Peer Data Distribution Eric Anderson, University of Oregon
December 2003
	12	Scalable Content Delivery for People Daniel Stutzbach, University of Oregon
	09	PlanetLab: Wiring the Earth as a Network Testbed Mic Bowman, Intel Research
	04	The TAU Parallel Performance Analysis Environment Allen D. Malony, University of Oregon
	01	An Examination of Computer Creativity: Creative Individuals and Societies Jeremy Ludwig, University of Oregon
November 2003
	06	CIS Gender and Diversity Forum , University of Oregon
	05	Problems of and Mechanisms for Instantiating Virtual Organizations Carl Kesselman, Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern California
October 2003
	30	Swarming: Peer-to-Peer Content Distribution for the Masses Daniel Zappala, University of Oregon
	23	Directions and Endeavours -- Discovering the Research at NRG UO Network Research Group, University of Oregon