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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 2015
	13	Distance Constrained Labeling on Graphs with Bounded Neighborhood Diversity Professor Jirka Fiala, with joint work from T. Gavenciak, D. Knop, M. Koutecky and J. Kratochvil, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
June 2015
	15	Remote Memory Access Programming: Faster Parallel Computing Without Messages Torsten Hoefler, Assistant Professor, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
	12	The Judgment of Forseti: Economic Utility for Dynamic Heap Sizing of Multiple Runtimes Jeremy Singer and David White, University of Glasgow, Scotland
	12	Identifying Optimization Opportunities within Kernel Execution in GPU Architectures Robert Lim
	10	A Visualization Pipeline for Large-Scale Tractography Data James Kress
May 2015
	11	Towards a Comprehensive Computational Theory of Human Multitasking: Advancing Cognitive Modeling with Detailed Analyses of Eye Movement Data and Large-scale Exploration of Task Strategies Yunfeng Zhang, University of Oregon
April 2015
	30	Designing Visualizations Miriah Meyer, University of Utah
	23	How Quantitized Should a Digital System Be? Dr. Ivan Sutherland, Portland State University
	21	Can we build a Europe-only cloud, and should we? John Crowcroft, FRS, University of Cambridge
	09	Entrepreneurship of Embedded Systems Kevin King, Plum Geek LLC
March 2015
	12	Mining Behavioral Data: Inference Threats and Privacy Countermeasures Stratis Ioannidis, Research Scientist, Yahoo Labs
	10	Computational Complexity of Counting Edge Colorings Tyson Williams, University of Wisconsin-Madison
	06	Performance Analysis for the Exascale Era: Going Beyond Just Measuring Flop/s and Cache Misses Martin Schulz, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
	05	Statistical and Learning Algorithms for the Design, Analysis, Measurement, and Modelling of Networking and Security Systems Muhammad Shahzad, Michigan State University
	04	Provable Safety for High-Consequence Systems Geoff Hulette, Sandia National Labs
	03	People-centric Natural Language Processing David Bamman, Carnegie Mellon University
February 2015
	26	The Power and Limits of Quantum Computers Xiaodi Wu, Postdoctoral Associate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
	24	The Heavy Hitter Problem in the Turnstile Streaming Model Yi Li, Harvard University
	23	Examining the Automated Inference of Tweet Topics Saed Rezayi
	19	Jellyfish: Networking Data Centers, Randomly Ankit Singla, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
	17	Linear-time Algorithms in Natural Language Understanding and Learning Liang Huang, Assistant Professor, City University of New York (CUNY)
	02	Opportunities for scholarships, employments, internships, and graduate studies at ADSC, the Illinois Research Center, and other institutions in Singapore Asghar Mirarefi, Professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
January 2015
	29	Overview of UO Technology Entrepreneurship Program (TEP) Nathan Lillegard, University of Oregon
	22	Analysis of Social Effects to Human Behavior Modeling in Health Social Network Hai Phan, Research Associate, University of Oregon
	15	From research support to uncertainty: visualization at the U of O Kristi Potter, University of Oregon
	08	Exascale Computing, Flow Visualization, and Data Exploration: A Strategy for Achieving All Three Hank Childs, University of Oregon
December 2014
	12	Ray Tracing Within A Data Parallel Framework Matthew Larsen
	12	Chain based RNN for Supervised Relation Extraction Javid Ebrahimi
	04	High-specificity Methods For Profiling Microbial Communities and the Human Microbiome Dr. Curtis Huttenhower, Harvard University
	02	Evaluating the Efficacy of Wavelet Compression for Turbulent-Flow Data Samuel Li
November 2014
	21	BGPInspector: A Real-time Extensible Border Gateway Protocol Monitoring Framework Mingwei Zhang
	13	Simplifying OpenCL Programming with Actors in the Ensemble Programming Language Paul Harvey, University of Glasgow
	06	Adversarial Machine Learning in Relational Domains Assistant Daniel Lowd, University of Oregon
October 2014
	30	Adaptive and Polymorphic Computer Architectures Assistant Professor Michel A. Kinsy, University of Oregon
	23	Rethinking Productivity and Performance for the Exascale Era Professor Allen D. Malony, University of Oregon
	17	Tractability of Learning and Inference in Probabilistic Models Pedram Rooshenas, Ph.D. student
	16	Recognition, Retrieval and Content Analysis for Massive Speech Data Associate Professor Ji Wu, Tsinghua University in Beijing, China
	13	Friends of Dr. Andrzej Proskurowski Art Farley, University of Oregon Jirka Fiala, Charles University in Prague Jan Kratochvil, Charles University in Prague Gary Bricher, Lane Community College
	10	Extending Partial Geometric Representations of Graphs Professor Jan Kratochvil, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
	10	Programming in Second Order Classical Sequent Calculus Philip Johnson-Freyd