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
Monday, August 4: Huilong Huang, Efficient Routing in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks, Computer Science Dept, University of Arizona
(10:00 am, GS 701)
Computer Science Colloquium
Wednesday, August 6: Eagu Kim, Computer Science Dept, University of Arizona
(1:30 pm, GS 906)
Computer Science Colloquium
Thursday, August 7: Dean Starrett, On Aligning Alignments Exactly, Computer Science Dept, University of Arizona
(11:30 am, GS 906)
Computer Science Colloquium
Earlier This Year
Tuesday, May 13: Ernesto Brau, Computer Science Dept, University of Arizona
Camera Calibration with Virtual Alignment for a VR Environment
Thursday, May 1: Richard Jorgensen, Dept of Plant Sciences, University of Arizona
The iPlant Collaborative: A Cyber-infrastructure-Based Community for a New Plant Biology
Thursday, April 24: Frank Dellaert, College of Computing, Georgia Tech
(2:00 pm, GS 906)
4D Cities: Past, Present, and Future
Monday, April 21: Fahd Al-bin-ali, Computer Science Dept, University of Arizona
(1:00 pm, GS 701)
Activity-Aware Computing: Modeling of Human Activity and Behavior
Tuesday, April 15: Himabindu Pucha, Computer Science Dept, Carnegie Mellon University
Rethinking bulk data transfers for next-generation applications
Monday, April 14: Justin Cappos, UA, Computer Science Dept
(10:00 am, GS 701)
Stork: Secure Package Management for VM Environments
Thursday, April 3: Song Jiang, Wayne State University
Effective Provisioning of Consolidated Storage Service Using Machine-Learning Techniques
Tuesday, April 1: Radu Teodorescu, University of Illinois-UC
Helping Moore's Law: Multilayer Techniques to Address Parameter Variation
Thursday, March 27: Kyu-Han Kim, University of Michigan
Embodying Link-Quality Awareness for QoS-Adaptive Multi-Hop Wireless...
Monday, March 24: Xindong Wu, University of Vermont
(10:30 am, GS 701)
Top-10 Algorithms in Data Mining
Thursday, March 13: David Lowenthal, The University of Georgia
Power Management and Scalability Prediction in High-Performance Computing
Monday, March 10: Paul Cohen, Information Sciences Institute, USC
(10:30 am, GS 701)
Data Mining in Word Learning and the Internet Classroom
Thursday, March 6: Patrick Traynor, Pennsylvania State University
Characterizing the Impact of Rigidity on the Security of Cellular Networks
Tuesday, March 4: Angela Dalton
When Less is More: Context-Awareness in Constrained Environments
Thursday, February 28: Iulian Neamtiu
Practical Dynamic Software Updating
Friday, February 22: Quanfu Fan, Computer Science
(2:30 pm, GS 906)
Matching Slides to Presentation Videos
Tuesday, February 19: Rui Zhang, Computer Science
XML Document Ranking
Thursday, February 14: Richard Jorgensen, Dept of Plant Sciences, University of Arizona
The iPlant Collaborative: A Cyberinfrastructure-Based Community for a New Plant Biology
Thursday, February 7: Jeffrey Shallit, University of Waterloo
The Frobenius Problem and Its Generalizations
Thursday, January 31: J. Leon Zhao, Eller Professor and Interim Head, Dept. of MIS, University of Arizona
A Predicate-based Analytical Framework for Managing Multi-faceted Business Process Changes
Tuesday, January 29: David Eppstein
The Topology of Bendless Three-Dimensional Orthogonal Graph Drawing
Thursday, January 24: Marek Rychlik
Lossless compression of text and image data
Thursday, January 17: Marshall Bern
Three Applications of Circle Packing with 4-sided Gaps
Thursday, January 10: Fabrizio Frati
Drawing Planar Graphs in Small Area
Wednesday, December 5: Dick Klavans, UCSD
The Accuracy of Network Visualizations
Thursday, November 29: Udi Manber, VP of Engineering, Google
Here's What I Say, Now Give Me What I Need
Tuesday, November 27: Murray P. Cox, Arizona Research Laboratories, U of A
Towards a global demography of the human species
Tuesday, November 20: Kyriacos Pavlou, Computer Science
Forensic Analysis of Database Tampering
Tuesday, November 13: Joe Roback, Computer Science
(11:30 am, GS 906)
Gossamer: A Threading Framework for Multicore Architectures
Tuesday, November 13: Kevin Coogan, Computer Science
Automatic Static Unpacking of Malware Binaries
Tuesday, November 6: Marianne Winslett, University of Illinois-UC
New Challenges in Managing Scientific Data
Tuesday, October 30: Alfred Inselberg, Tel Aviv Univ and San Diego SuperComputing Center
Multidimensional Visualization and its Applications
Tuesday, October 23: Radu Sion
Towards Regulatory Compliance in Data Management
Tuesday, October 2: Srinivasan Ramasubramanian
Disjoint Multipath Routing Using Colored Trees
Monday, October 1: Sriraman Tallam, Computer Science
(4:00 pm, GS 701)
Fault Location and Avoidance in Long-Running Multithreaded Applications
Tuesday, September 4: Kobus Barnard, Alon Efrat, Sandiway Fong, Department of Computer Science
The SLIC Video Browsing System Project description and future plans
Friday, August 31: Joe Fowler, Department of Computer Science
Characterization of Unlabeled Level Planar Graphs with Applications to Level Planarity
Tuesday, August 7: Praveen Rao, PhD Candidate, Department of Computer Science
(1:00 pm, GS 906)
Indexing XML Data for Efficient Twig Pattern Matching