Public Talks

Unless otherwise specified, all talks will take place in 220 Deschutes Hall (the CIS department colloquium room) at 3:30 (refreshments will follow). Send comments, ideas, and requests to Daniel Lowd.

August 2006
	29	Geometric Representations of Graphs Jan Kratochvil, Charles University, Prague, CZ
June 2006
	08	Grassroots Innovation: How the 'Open' Movement Does Economic Development Brandon CS Sanders, Director, IBESI
	01	Performance, Data Mapping Strategies and Metaphor in Tokyo Lick Jeffrey Stolet, Philip H. Knight Professor Music and Director of Music Technology, University of Oregon
May 2006
	31	Transforming the Chinese Economy: The Making of a High Tech Competitor Richard P. Suttmeier, Political Science, University of Oregon
	25	The Golem: Open Source In The Academy Bart Massey, Portland State University
	18	Cryptography in the Database Kevin Kenan, Symantec, Information Security
	11	An Algorithm for Cyclic Edge Connectivity of Cubic Graphs Daniel Kral, Charles University, Prague; School of Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
	04	Protection of Program Execution With a Co-Processor Token Jean-Christophe Cuenod, CTO, Validy Net Inc.
April 2006
	27	Ion P2P: Measurement, Modeling and Analysis of P2P Systems Reza Rejaie, University of Oregon
	20	Los Angeles' Computer Science Equity Collaborative Joanna Goode, University of Oregon
	17	CIS Town Hall Meeting ACM Chapter, CIS Department, University of Oregon
	13	Constructing an Anti Spam-mail System using Fuzzy Inference and Ontology Techniques Jongwan Kim, Daegu University, Korea
	11	Two projects: (a) Food Information Network--Informed Shopping for Healthier Living and (b) NutriStat--Tracking Young Child Nutrition (a) Jiawei Rong, University of Oregon Leo Ochoa, University of Oregon Lee Ritter, University of Oregon Erik Brown, University of Oregon (b) Victor Hanson-Smith, University of Oregon Daya Wimalasuriya, University of Oregon Andrew Fortier, University of Oregon
March 2006
	24	Faculty Search Colloquium: EdgeWrite: A Versatile Design for Text Entry and Control Jacob O. Wobbrock, Carnegie Mellon University
	16	Faculty Search Colloquium: Automatically Generating High-Quality User Interfaces for Appliances Jeffrey Nichols, Carnegie Mellon University
	09	Investigations into the Scalability of the Semantic Web Jeff Heflin, Lehigh University
	09	Faculty Search Colloquium: Language Tools for Distributed Computing and Program Generation Yannis Smaragdakis, Georgia Institute of Technology
	07	Faculty Search Colloquium: Mining and Searching Massive Graph Databases Xifeng Yan, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
	02	Task-Based Software Development for Parallel Scientific Computing Thomas Rauber, Universitat Bayreuth, Germany Gudula Ruenger, Technische Universitat Chemnitz, Germany
February 2006
	28	Faculty Search Colloquium: From Nodes to Networks: Exploiting Autocorrelation to Improve Statistical Models of Relational Data Jennifer Neville, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
	23	Ontologies for the Semantic Web Jerry Hobbs, University of Southern California, Information Sciences Institute
	23	Faculty Search Colloquium: Federated Search of Text Search Engines Luo Si, Language Technologies Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
	21	Faculty Search Colloquium: Towards Building Robust Mobile Networks: Robust Geographic Routing and Mobility Modeling Ahmed Helmy, University of Southern California
	16	Grasping Tool Use Scott Frey, Director, University of Oregon, Lewis Center for Neuroimaging
January 2006
	26	Modeling a Company - Forecasting Behavior Juan Flores, University of Michoacan, Mexico
	17	Graph homomorphisms and Frequency Assignment Jan Kratochvil, Charles University, Prague, CZ
	12	Privacy-enhancing k-anonymization of customer data Sheng Zhong, State University of New York, Buffalo
November 2005
	17	DRM versus Security Mark Baugher, Cisco
	10	Undergraduate Introduction to Research Dejing Dou, CIS Department, University of Oregon Anthony Hornof, CIS Department, University of Oregon Virginia Lo, CIS Department, University of Oregon Michal Young, CIS Department, University of Oregon
October 2005
	27	What You See Is Not What You (Would) Get: Adventures in Parallel Performance Overhead Compensation Allen D. Malony, University of Oregon
	13	Mobility and Resource Management in Smart Home Environments Sajal K. Das, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Texas at Arlington
	06	Of Mice and Minsky: what neuroscience can tell us about the prospects of artificial intelligence Keith L. Downing, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
September 2005
	29	Departmental Introductions - Kent Stevens talk CIS Faculty, University of Oregon

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