Events & News
Research Colloquia
Computer Science Colloquia are public presentations of research activity. Announcements are posted to the cs-colloq mailing list.
Unless otherwise noted, colloquia are held at 11:00 AM in room 906 of the Gould-Simpson Building. Refreshments are served in the ninth floor observatory in the preceding quarter hour, allowing students and faculty to visit with speakers on an informal basis.
Coming Colloquia
Earlier This Academic Year
Friday, November 6 (12:00 pm, GS 906):
Daniel Goldreich, Professor, Department of Psychology, Neuroscience and Behaviour McMaster University
Cog Sci Brown Bag Seminar
A Bayesian Perceptual Explanation for the Tactile Rabbit and Other Curious Cutaneous Illusions
Friday, November 6 (10:00 am, GS 906):
Young-Jun Son, SIE, University of Arizona
Security Seminar Series
Integrated Human Decision Making and Planning Model under Extended Belief-Desire-Intention Framework: Emergency Evacuation Applications
Thursday, October 29:
Saumya Debray, Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Arizona
Horrible Code: Adventures in Understanding Malware Programs
Friday, October 23 (12:00 pm, GS 906):
Paul Zak, Professor , Director of the Center for Neuroeconomics Studies, Claremont Graduate University & Loma Linda University Medical Center
Cog Sci Brown Bag Seminar
The Neurobiology of Trust
Friday, October 23 (10:00 am, GS 906):
Loukas Lazos , ECE, University of Arizona
Security Seminar Series
Dealing with Liars: Misbehavior Identification via Renyi-Ulam Games
Friday, October 16 (12:00 pm, GS 906):
Iris Oved, Ph.D. , Computer Science - School of Information Sciences, Technology and Arts , University of Arizona
Cog Sci Brown Bag Seminar
Perception and Inference in the Acquisition of Simple Concepts
Thursday, October 15:
Dr. Paul Cohen, Professor and Head - Department of Computer Science, SISTA , University of Arizona
Against Sophistication: In Pursuit of Complete Intelligence
Friday, October 9 (12:00 pm, GS 906):
Wulfila Gronenberg, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Division of Neurobiology, Arizona Research Labs, University of Arizona
Cog Sci Brown Bag Seminar
Social Insects - Social Brains?
Friday, October 9 (10:00 am, GS 906):
Hsinchun Chen , Management Information Systems, University of AZ
Security Seminar Series
Intelligence and Security Informatics: The COPLINK and Dark Web Experience
Tuesday, October 6:
Marwan Krunz, ECE Professor & Director of Connection One Center , University of Arizona
Resource Management and Distributed Protocals for Cognitive Radio Networks
Friday, October 2 (3:00 pm, McClelland 132):
Dr. Paul Cohen, Professor and Head of Department of Computer Science, SISTA , University of Arizona
MIS Speaker Series
Against Sophistication: In Pursuit of Complete Intelligence
Friday, October 2 (10:00 am, GS 906):
Albert Bergesen, Department of Sociology, University of Arizona
Security Seminar Series
Radical Islam: An Attack from the Past or the Future?
Thursday, October 1:
John Hartman, Associate Professor , University of Arizona
Running Trusted Applications on Untrusted Operating Systems
Friday, September 25 (12:00 pm, GS 906):
William Badecker , Research Professor, Cognitive Science, University of Arizona
Cog Sci Brown Bag Seminar
Working Memory in Sentence Production and the Role of Memory Retrievals
Friday, September 18 (12:00 pm, GS 906):
Natasha Warner , Associate Professor, Dept of Linguistics, University of Arizona
Cog Sci Brown Bag Seminar
Real-life Speech Processing: Combining Big Picture and Detail
Thursday, September 17:
Stephen Kobourov, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science
GMap, Putting Data on the Map
Friday, September 11 (12:00 pm, GS 906):
Susan Carey, Professor, Dept of Psychology, Harvard University
Cog Sci Brown Bag Seminar
The Origin of Concepts
Tuesday, August 18 (2:00 pm, GS 906):
Travis Wheeler, PhD Dissertation Thesis Defense, Computer Science Department
Efficient Construction of Accurate Multiple Alignments and Large-Scale Neighbor-Joining Phylogenies