Colloquium Spring 2024

Past Events

• APR 1
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Contextualized Learning for Adaptive yet Persistent AI in Biomedicine
  Ben Lengerich, MIT
• MAR 29
  11:30AM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Stochastic Algorithms for Solving Nonlinearly Constrained Continuous Optimization Problems
  Frank E. Curtis, Lehigh University
• MAR 28
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room C15
  Generalizing Beyond the Training Distribution through Compositional Generation
  Yilun Du, MIT
• MAR 25
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Principled Approaches for Trustworthy Algorithms, Statistics, and Machine Learning
  Gautam Kamath, University of Waterloo
• MAR 22
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Demystifying System Performance
  Xiang (Jenny) Ren, University of Toronto
• MAR 21
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Decision Making with Internet-Scale Knowledge
  Sherry Yang, UC Berkeley
• MAR 20
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Accessible Foundation Models: Systems, Algorithms, and Science
  Tim Dettmers, University of Washington
• MAR 19
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Learning to Assess Disease and Health In Your Home
  Yuzhe Yang, MIT
• MAR 18
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Hardware-Aware Efficient Primitives for Machine Learning
  Dan Fu, Stanford University
• MAR 15
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Efficient Data Communication Abstractions for Networked Applications
  Deepti Raghavan, Stanford University
• MAR 14
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  “Parallelism First”: New Foundations for Provably Efficient and Safe Parallel Programming
  Sam Westrick, Carnegie Mellon University
• MAR 13
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Leveraging Structure for Intelligent Representation Learning in Health and Biomedicine
  Matthew McDermott, Harvard Medical School
• MAR 12
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Mathematical Foundations for Physical Agents
  Max Simchowitz, MIT
• MAR 11
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Avoiding Leaks in Hardware and Software
  Klaus Gleissenthall, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
• MAR 7
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room C15
  What Quantum Computation Says About Cryptography (and Vice Versa)
  Fermi Ma, Simons Foundation
• MAR 6
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Knowledge-Rich Language Systems in a Dynamic World
  Eunsol Choi, UT Austin
• MAR 5
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Quantum Advantage via the Statistical Lens
  Jerry Li, Microsoft
• MAR 4
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Network-Application Co-design for Efficient Datacenters
  Yang Zhou, Harvard University
• MAR 1
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Working with Tensor Networks of Arbitrary Structure
  Joseph Tindall, Flatiron Institute
• FEB 27
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Modernizing Memory Management for Datacenter Applications
  Amanda Raybuck, UT Austin
• FEB 26
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Rethinking Data Use in Large Language Models
  Sewon Min, University of Washington
• FEB 22
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room C15
  Secure Systems from Insecure Components
  Emma Dauterman, UC Berkeley
• FEB 20
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue Room 150
  Understanding Language Models through Discovery and by Design
  John Hewitt, Stanford University