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Note that this schedule is subject to change, so please check it before coming to the seminar each week.
Date | Subject | Presenter | Location |
09/25 | Welcome! | Raven Alexander and Magdalena Balazinska | Guggenheim 218 |
10/02 | Big data management | Magdalena Balazinska [slides] | CSE691 |
10/09 | Wirelessly powered sensing, computing, and communication | Joshua R. Smith [slides] | CSE691 |
10/16 | Security, privacy, and user expectations |
Franziska Roesner [slides] | CSE691 |
10/23 | Cure cancer from your laptop | Su-In Lee [slides] | Guggenheim 218 |
10/30 | How can you prove that an algorithm is optimal? | Anup Rao [slides] | CSE691 |
11/6 | Approximate Computing: Imperfection is Beautiful and Efficient | Luis Ceze [slides] | CSE691 |
11/13 | A Trillion Photos | Steve Seitz [no slides because too many movies] | CSE691 |
11/20 | From Language to the Mind | Yejin Choi [slides] | CSE691 |
11/27 | Thanksgiving | NO CLASS | -- |
12/02 | TBD | Raven Alexander | Guggenheim 218 |
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