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
Thursday, February 21, 2013 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906)
Dr. Franz Brandenburg, University of Passau, Germany
Stacks and Queues: Views from Data Structures, Visualization, Permutations and Computability
Thursday, January 17, 2013 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906)
Steven Chaplick, University of Toronto
Thursday, January 10, 2013 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906)
Torsten Ueckerdt, Karlshure Institute of Technology, Germany
Clumsy Packings with Polyominoes
Thursday, November 15 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906)
Michael A. Bekos, Professor, University of Tuebingen , Germany
Smooth Orthogonal Layouts and a Conjecture of Lovasz
Friday, November 9 (10:30am, Gould-Simpson 906)
Jie Gao
The Weakness of Long Ties in Social Networks: Revisited
Thursday, November 8 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906)
Paolo Terenziani, University of Piedmont
The Telic/Atelic Distinction in Temporal Databases
Wednesday, November 7 (11:30am, Gould-Simpson 906)
David Hay
Multicore Packet Scattering to Disentangle Performance Bottlenecks
Tuesday, November 6 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906)
Justin Cappos, Assistant Professor, Polytechnic Institute, New York University
Seattle: Harnessing Community Resources for Cloud Computing
Friday, October 12 (1:00pm, Gould-Simpson 813)
Sergey Pupyrev, Microsoft
Routing Edges with Ordered Bundles
Thursday, September 27 (11:00am, gould-Simpson 906)
Christian Scheideler, Professor, University of Paderborn, Germany
Towards Duality of Multicommodity Multiroute Cuts and Flows: Multilevel Ball-Growing
Tuesday, August 21 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906)
Titus Brown, Assistant Professor, Michigan State University
Streaming lossy compression of biological sequence data using probabilistic data structures
Tuesday, August 14 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906)
Zhiwei Li, Ph.D. Candidate at the Unviersity of North Carolina
Reasoning About Recognizability in Security Protocol Analysis
Friday, June 22 (10:00am, Gould-Simpson 906)
Zhang Yu
Formal Analysis of Security Protocols and Cryptography
Thursday, March 22 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Brendan Mumey, Associate Professor, Montana State University
Two Recent Problems in "Green" Networking
Tuesday, February 28 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Todd Proebsting, Founding member of Microsoft's Windows Azure Team
To the Cloud and Back: Lessons Learned from Microsoft and Windows Azure
Tuesday, February 14 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Joseph S.B. Mitchell, Stony Brook University
Computational Geometry Approaches to Some Algorithmic Problems in Air Traffic Management
Thursday, February 9 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Aparna Das, University of Arizona
Designing Algorithms for Euclidean Routing Problems
Thursday, January 26 (11:00am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Dr. Jared Saia, University of New Mexico
Thursday, May 9 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 701):
Giuseppe Liotta, University of Perugia, Italy
Graph Drawing Beyond Planarity: Some Results and Open Problems
Tuesday, May 7 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Brendan Mumey, Associate Professor, Montana State University
Splitting a Flow Revisited
Thursday, April 25 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Richard T. Saunders, Lecturer, University of Arizona, Computer Science
Recursive, Dynamic, Heterogeneous Types in Statically Typed Languages
Tuesday, April 23 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Angus Forbes, Assistant Professor, University of Arizona, SISTA
Dynamic Visualization: Explorations in Motion and Representation
Thursday, April 4 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 906):
David A. Bader, PhD, Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology
Massive-Scale Graph Analytics
Tuesday, April 2 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Dr. Mihai Surdeanu, Associate Professor, SISTA
Learning from the World
Thursday, March 28 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Martin Fink, Computer Science PhD Student, University of Wurzburg
Selecting the Aspect Ratio of a Scatter Plot Based on its Delaunay Triangulation
Thursday, February 21 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Dr. Franz Brandenburg, Stacks and Queues, University of Passau, Germany
Views from Data Structures, Visualization, Permutations and Computability
Thursday, January 17 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Steven Chaplick, Max-Point-Tolerance Graphs , University of Toronto
Colloquium
Thursday, January 10 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Torsten Ueckerdt, Clumsy Packings with Polyominoes , Karlshure Institute of Technology, Germany
Colloquium
Tuesday, November 22 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Arun Sen, Computer Science and Engineering Program, Arizona State University
Connectivity and Coverage Problems in Emerging Networks
Thursday, November 10 (11:00 am, Gould-Simpson 906):
Rik Sarkar, Freie University, Berlin, Germany
New Methods for Wormhole Detection, Target Tracking and related problems in Wireless Sensor Networks