Colloquium Spring 2018

Past Events

• MAY 14
  11:15AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 527
  A Mobile Ecosystem for Faster Web Access in Developing Regions
  Yasir Zaki, NYU Abu Dhabi
• APR 6
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Visual Perception and Navigation in 3D Scenes
  Saurabh Gupta, University of California, Berkeley
• APR 3
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Knowledge from Language via Deep Understanding
  Danqi Chen, Stanford University
• APR 2
  2PM, Warren Weaver Hall 101
  How Computer Science Informs Modern Auction Design
  Tim Roughgarden, Stanford
• MAR 30
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Machine Learning for Computational Social Science
  Jacob Eisenstein, Georgia Institute of Technology
• MAR 26
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Closing the Loop on Secure System Design
  Amit Levy, Stanford University
• MAR 23
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Automated, Scalable Bayesian Inference with Theoretical Guarantees
  Trevor Campbell, MIT
• MAR 19
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Learning interactive agents
  He He, University of Maryland
• MAR 9
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Towards Generalizable Imitation in Robotics
  Animesh Garg, Stanford University
• MAR 5
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Liquid Haskell: Usable Language-Based Program Verification
  Niki Vazou, University of Maryland
• FEB 28
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Transforming Computation and Communication Patterns for High-Performance
  Maryam Mehri Dehnavi, Rutgers University
• FEB 27
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Adaptive Adversarial Learning for a Diverse Visual World
  Judy Hoffman, University of California, Berkeley
• FEB 26
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Towards a More Stable Network Infrastructure
  Radhika Mittal, University of California, Berkeley
• FEB 23
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Programming Abstractions for Data Stream Processing Systems
  Konstantinos Mamouras, University of Pennsylvania
• FEB 9
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Building Correct Programs
  William Mansky, Princeton University
• FEB 7
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Sparse Linear Algebra in the Exascale Era
  Erin Carson, Courant
• FEB 2
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Data-Driven Multifidelity Methods for Monte Carlo Estimation
  Benjamin Peherstorfer, University of Wisconsin, Madison
• JAN 26
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Incentive Auctions and Spectrum Repacking: A Case Study for "Deep Optimization"
  Kevin Leyton-Brown, University of British Columbia