Computer Science

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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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July 2008
	15	Characterizing Traffic in a Widely Deployed DHT Ghulam Memon, University of Oregon
June 2008
	25	Deployed Software: An Ideal Environment for Fixing Bugs? Michael Bond, University of Texas, Austin
	24	Exploring Data Heterogeneity Using Machine Learning Haishan Liu, University of Oregon
	20	A Neural-Group Basis for Evolving and Developing Neural Networks Keith Downing, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
	05	Certifying Algorithms and the Undergraduate Curriculum Ross McConnell, Colorado State University
May 2008
	30	Identity Assurance on the Internet Toby Ehrenkranz, University of Oregon
	29	Computing While Compiling: Reasons and Methods for Compile-time Metaprogramming Ronald Garcia, Indiana University
	22	CIS Department Photograph Faculty, Staff & Graduating Students, University of Oregon
	15	Towards Internationalization: Computer Science and Technology at Tsinghua University Bin Xu, Tsinghua University, China
	15	Theorems, theories, and things: Computing is more than a science Ted Kirkpatrick, Simon Fraser University
	09	The Future of Kernel Designs Dave Probert, Microsoft
	08	Distinguished Lecture Series - Exploring the Power of Links in Information Network Mining Jiawei Han, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
	06	Self-Adjusting Computation Umut A. Acar, Toyota Technological Institute, University of Chicago
	02	How to Get Your Resumé Noticed Ivan Lumala, Microsoft
	01	Games, Puzzles, and Computation Robert Hearn, Neukom Institute for Computational Science, Dartmouth College
April 2008
	25	Have you got game? Joe Maruschak, Garage Games
	25	Framework-based Model Construction with AOP assistance Zebin Chen, University of Oregon
	24	Datalogic Scanning, Inc. and the fundamentals of reading a barcode Tom Tamburrini, Datalogic Scanning of Eugene Pietro Todescato, Datalogic Scanning of Eugene
	22	Life at a Global Technology Company Raymond Hardman, Symantec Corporation Michael Guidero, Symantec Corporation
	21	Internet Worm Detection Shad Stafford, University of Oregon
	14	Exact algorithms for Frequency Assignment: Branching versus Dynamic Programming Jan Kratochvil, Charles University, Prague
	10	Use of Ontology-Based and Mediation-Based Data Integration Methods on MGI and ZFIN Data Daya Wimalasuriya, University of Oregon
	04	From the Classroom to the Cubicle Phillip Singer, Lunar Logic
	03	Automatic Signature Generation for Unknown Vulnerabilities Weidong Cui, Microsoft Research
	01	Wireless Network Health: An Adaptation a Day Keeps the System Administrator Away Elizabeth M. Belding, University of California, Santa Barbara
March 2008
	20	Ontology-driven multidisciplinary problem solving environments Adnan Salman, University of Oregon
	13	Distinguished Lecture Series - Computerized Voting Machines: Who is Counting your Vote? Barbara Simons
February 2008
	27	Game Programming - The Big Picture Dan White, Pipeworks
	20	Career Opportunities in the SAP Ecosphere Jeff Knowlton, Datalogic Scanning
	19	Amazon Web Service's Elastic Cloud Computing (EC2) in academic, scientific and university computing Jinesh Varia, Amazon Web Services
	13	Mining Executable Ontology Mappings Han Qin, University of Oregon
	12	Gait Animation and Analysis for Biomechanically-Articulated Skeletons Eric Wills, University of Oregon
	11	Peer-to-Peer Content Delivery Nazanin Magharei, University of Oregon
	07	Databases from a category-theoretic perspective David Spivak, University of Oregon
January 2008
	23	Ten things I needed to know to work in IBM.... but that nobody told me about Laurent Montaron, IBM
	17	The JastAdd System - modular extensible language processing tools Torbjörn Ekman, Oxford University
	16	Having a Life AND a High Tech Career Sabrina Parsons, CEO, Palo Alto Software
	11	What is RCU? Paul McKenney, Distinguished Engineer, IBM
December 2007
	12	Concurrent Applications and Transactional Memory Anthony Kay, University of Oregon
	06	Representing and Reasoning with Modular Ontologies Jie Bao, Iowa State University
November 2007
	29	Experimental Mathematics and High-Performance Computing David H. Bailey, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
	08	Internet Topology Measurements for the OneLab Testbed Timur Friedman, Pierre and Marie Curie University
	07	Ontology Databases Paea LePendu, University of Oregon
	01	Verification and Validation Techniques for Scientific Simulations Matthew Sottile, University of Oregon
October 2007
	18	Interval Graph Completion and Polynomial-Time Preprocessing Jan Arne Telle , University of Bergen