Computer Science Departmental Colloquium Series

Department of Computer Science
MASEEH COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
Portland State University

Current Colloquium Index Index for 2006-2007             Index for 2005-2006

Colloquia for Academic Year 2005-06
Date	Speaker	Title and Abstract	Host
August 21st	Michael S. Mahoney Princeton University	The Histories of Computing(s)	Andrew Black
August 4th	Bob Fischer	Typed Widgets for Semi-Automated Database GUI Construction	Andrew Black
July 24th	W. Steven Connor Intel Corporate Technology Group	Unwiring your wireless network: 802.11s mesh networking	Nirupama Bulusu
June 23rd	Dr. William (Bill) Priedhorsky Los Alamos National Laboratory	Physical and Economic Limitations for Distributed Nuclear Sensing	Dr. Cynthia Brown
June 16th	Doug Pase IBM	Faster Systems Through Commodity Math Acceleration	Dr. Karen Karavanic
June 12th	Ronald Metoyer Oregon State University	Data-Driven Motion Generation	Bryant York
June 5th	Steven Skiena SUNY Stony Brook	News and Blog Analysis with Lydia	Pavel Sumazin
May 22nd	John May Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	The Quest for Parallel Tools and the Long Strange Journey of Tool Gear	Dr. Karen Karavanic
May 18th	Ronald Graham University of California, San Diego	Maseeh Lecture in Mathematical Sciences	Mathematics & Statistics Department
May 8th	Lawrence A. Rowe University of California, Berkeley	Low-Cost Capture of Conference Presentations	Wu-chi Feng
May 1st	Professor Stefano Spaccapietra Swiss Federal Institute of Technology - Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland	Semantic Issues in Location-Based Services	Lois Delcambre
April 24th	Harry Porter Portland State University	A Relay-Based Computer: Computing Before Electronics	Nirupama Bulusu
April 19th	Luiz DeRose Cray, Inc.	Adaptive Supercomputing	Dr. Karen Karavanic
April 10th FAB 2500-B	Bronis de Supinski Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	BlueGene/L: Overcoming the Challenges of Massive Parallelism	Dr. Karen Karavanic
March 13th	Phil Rogaway University of California, Davis	The Game-Playing Technique and its Application to Triple Encryption	Tom Shrimpton
March 6th	Vern Paxson ICSI Center for Internet Research (ICIR)	Exploiting Underlying Structure for Detailed Reconstruction...	Wu-chang Feng
February 27th	Venkatesan Guruswami	List Decoding: Algorithms and Applications	Nirupama Bulusu
February 20th	Avi Bryant Smallthought Systems, Inc	Seaside: Abstraction and Modularity on the Web	Andrew Black
February 6th	Jan Vitek Purdue University	Atomics for a Real-time Virtual Machine	Andrew Black
January 30th	Gary Flake Microsoft	How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Imminent Internet Singularity	Melanie Mitchell
January 23rd	Mark Yarvis Intel Technology and Research	Killer Apps¡± for Sensor Networks: Tales from the North Sea and Elsewhere	Nirupama Bulusu
December 12th	Roy Hall Thetus Corporation	Ubiquitous Data, Knowledge and Simulation	Dave Maier
December 5th	Wu-chang Feng Portland State University	Got MIPS: The Need for Speed in Online Games
November 29th	David Novick University of Texas at El Paso	Usability Over Time	James Hook
November 28th	David Bacon University of Washington	What Fuels Quantum Algorthms?	Melanie Mitchell
November?21st	Kang Li University of Georgia	High Speed Statistical Spam Filter by Approximate Classifications	Fei Xie
November 14^th FAB 2500a	Melanie Mitchell Portland State University	An Introduction to Quantum Computation	Nirupama Bulusu
November 7^th Neuberger Hall, Room 454	Jonathan Rosenberg and Mike Butts Ambric Corporation	Ambric -- Software at the Speed of Hardware	Cynthia Brown
October 31st	Tim Sheard Portland State University	Putting the Curry-Howard Isomorphism to Work	Nirupama Bulusu
October 24th	Meiyuan Zhao Intel Technology and Research	Efficient BGP Security	Tom Shrimpton
October 10th	Chun-tung Chou University of New South Wales	Multicast in Multi-rate Wireless Mesh Networks	Nirupama Bulusu