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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June 2017
	07	Improved Blind Seer System With Constant Communication Rounds Zhangxiang Hu, University of Oregon
	02	Systemwide Power Management Targeting Early Hardware Over-provisioned High Performance Computers Daniel Ellsworth, University of Oregon
	02	Insightful Performance Analysis of Many-Task Runtimes through Tool-Runtime Integration Nicholas Chaimov, University of Oregon
	01	Graph Representation Learning and Graph Classification Sara Riazi, University of Oregon
May 2017
	31	Tensions Between Scientific Programming and the Scientific Method David Widder, University of Oregon
	31	Sequent Calculus: A Logic and a Language for Computation and Duality Paul Downen, University of Oregon
	25	Neural Question Answering: The Role of Knowledge Bases Sabin Kafle, University of Oregon
	18	Robust and Efficient Online Decisions for Managing Uncertainty in Future Smart Grid Xiaojun Lin, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University
	04	Towards a Smarter Cloud with Data Hongqiang "Harry" Liu, Microsoft Research, Redmond, WA
April 2017
	27	Graduate Research Colloquium: A Two-Mode Security Framework for the Smart Home Devkishen Sisodia, University of Oregon
	27	Graduate Research Colloquium: Optimizing Real-Time Video Analysis for the Internet of Things Brian Gravelle, University of Oregon
	25	Making Virtual Reality Visualization Real Bernd Hentschel, RWTH Aachen University
	21	Faculty Search Colloquium: Improving Internet Robustness Ramakrishnan Durairajan, University of Wisconsin-Madison
	20	Oregon Cyber Security Day Ulf Lindqvist, Program Director, SRI International Kevin Haley, Director, Symantec Security Response Songwu Lu, Professor, UCLA Chenxi Wang, Co-founder, Jane Bond Project Jeff Towle, Global Security Architect Manager, Intel
	13	NLP as a key to health care transformation Wendy Chapman, University of Utah, Chair, Department of Biomedical Informatics
March 2017
	20	Faculty Search Colloquium: Neural Information Extraction with Memory Thien Huu Nguyen, New York University
	16	Faculty Search Colloquium: Using Data Science for Cybersecurity: Revealing and Detecting Strategic Manipulation Kyumin Lee, Utah State University
	14	Faculty Search Colloquium: Protecting Computing System Interactions Yeongjin Jang, Georgia Institute of Technology
	07	Learning Tractable Graphical Models Pedram Rooshenas, University of Oregon
	07	Faculty Search Colloquium: Understanding the human genome through unsupervised machine learning Maxwell Libbrecht, University of Washington
	06	Securing Multi-Tenant Data Centers Against Power Attacks Shaolei Ren, University of California, Riverside
	02	Faculty Search Colloquium: Data-Driven Behavioral Analytics with Networks Meng Jiang, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
	01	In Situ Visualization Techniques for High Performance Computing James Kress, University of Oregon
February 2017
	28	An In Situ Approach for Explorative Visualization using Temporal Intervals Nicole Marsaglia
	28	Faculty Search Colloquium: Pushing the Limits of Mobile Networked Systems Yuanjie Li, UCLA
	21	Faculty Search Colloquium: Scalability in the Presence of Variability Brian Kocoloski, University of Pittsburgh
	14	Faculty Search Colloquium: Behavior-Driven Optimizations for Big Data Exploration Leilani Battle, MIT
	07	Scaling Up to Large (Really Large) Systems Barton P. Miller, University of Wisconsin
	06	Can We Make Real World Software More Secure? Elisa Heymann, University of Wisconsin and Autonomous University of Barcelona
January 2017
	11	Data Reduction Techniques for Scientific Visualization and Data Analysis Samuel Li, University of Oregon
December 2016
	12	The State of Monte Carlo Neutron Transport: The Role of GPUs and Portable Performance Abstractions Ryan Bleile, University of Oregon
	09	Ontology-Based Information Extraction on PubMed abstracts using the OMIT ontology to discover inconsistencies Nisansa deSilva
	09	Solver Schemes for Linear Systems Kanika Sood, University of Oregon
	09	High Performance Computational Chemistry: Bridging Quantum Mechanics, Molecular Dynamics and Coarse-Grained Models David Ozog, University of Oregon
	08	IP Packet Traceback at Autonomous System Level Lumin Shi
	05	Static Program Analysis for Performance Modeling Kewen Meng
	01	Where the Wild Things Are (an Internet Safari) Chris Larsen, Symantec
	01	PhD Research Colloquium PhD Students, Computer and Information Science Department, University of Oregon
November 2016
	21	Performance Modeling of In Situ Rendering Matthew Larsen, University of Oregon
	17	Similarity Learning in the Era of Big Data Shiyu Chang, IBM
	17	Quantum Computing and the Limits of the Efficiently Computable Scott Aaronson, University of Texas at Austin
	10	Efficient Human-in-the-loop Statistical Relational Learning Professor Sriraam Natarajan, Indiana University
	03	Directed Research Project Presentations CIS Ph.D. students, University of Oregon
October 2016
	28	Structured output prediction with posterior constraints in NLP Javid Ebrahimi, University of Oregon
	20	Robust and Efficient Classification for Videos captured in the Wild Behrooz Mahasseni, Oregon State University
	17	Energy-Efficient and Power-Constrained Techniques for Exascale Computing Stephanie Labasan, University of Oregon
	13	Faculty Research Topics Hank Childs, Daniel Lowd, Lei Jiao, University of Oregon
	04	PrivCount: A Distributed System for Safely Measuring Tor Rob Jansen, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, D.C.
	04	Graduate Research Forum-Conversation CIS Graduate Students
September 2016
	29	Integrative Network Analytics for Insights Generation from Massive Healthcare Data Fei Wang, Assistant Professor, Cornell University
	20	On the Past, Present, and Future of “Big (Internet) Data” Walter Willinger, NIKSUN, Inc., Princeton, NJ
	20	Measurement-Based Characterization of Large-Scale Networked Systems Reza Motamedi, University of Oregon