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CS Colloquium — Spring 2008
All seminars are open to the public. Unless otherwise noted, seminars will held on Thursdays 2:50 - 4:00 (refreshments at 2:50, talk starts at 3:00) in Halligan 111.
1/10 SLIC: A System for Semantically Linked Instructional Content
  Quanfu Fan, University of Arizona

Host: Roni Khardon
1/16 Research Talk: Automatic Programming by Example
  Ben Rubinger, Tufts University

Host: Samuel Guyer
1/16 Research Talk: Using Real World Knowledge in Computer Interaction
  Larissa Supnik, Tufts University

Host: Robert Jacob
1/17 Defect Tolerance of Molecular Crossbar Architectures
  Mehdi Tahoori, Northeastern University

Host: Soha Hassoun
1/23 Carbon Nanotubes Power Grid: Electrical and Thermal Analysis
  Nauman Khan, Tufts University

Host: Soha Hassoun
1/24 System-Level Verification of Register-Transfer-Level Designs
  Pete Manolios, Northeastern University

Host: Soha Hassoun
1/31 Dynamics of Multistage Circadian System and Applications to JetLag
  Hava Siegelmann, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Host: Diane Souvaine
2/7 Special Joint CS and Physics Colloquium NOTE TIME AND ROOM: The IIC Time Series Center: How Astronomers, Computer Scientists and Statisticians are working together to tackle hard problems in astronomy
  Pavlos Protopapas, Harvard University

Host: Carla Brodley
2/8 The Developmental Organization of Dexterous Robot Behavior
  Rod Grupen, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Host: Carla Brodley
2/14 Social Robots and Human Social Development
  Brian Scassellati, Yale University

Host: Carla Brodley
2/21 NO COLLOQUIUM-- TUFTS ON A MONDAY SCHEDULE
  -, -

Host: -
2/28 A (research) consumer's view of data integration research
  Arnon Rosenthal, Mitre Corporation and

Host: Diane Souvaine
3/6 Developments in Holographic Algorithms
  Jin-Yi Cai, University of Wisconsin and Radcliffe Institute

Host: Ben Hescott
3/10 Research Talk: Multiscale Shape Priors for 3D Branching Structures in Vasculature Segmentation
  Amelio Vazquez-Reina, Tufts University

Host: Eric Miller and Sarah Frisken
3/13 Comparative Modeling for Protein Structure Prediction
  Lenore Cowen, Tufts University

Host: -
3/27 On building a multilingual Parallel Computing Environment for Python, R, and MATLAB(r)
  Alan Edelman, MIT

Host: Lenore Cowen
4/2 Master's Thesis Defense, A Multiple Target Tracker for Nonlinear Rotational Object Motion Using Range and Range-Rate Measurements
  Leah Uftring, Tufts University

Host: -
4/3 Recent Progress in Coevolutionary Learning
  Jordan Pollack, Brandeis University

Host: Soha Hassoun
4/3 PhD Thesis Defense - High Resolution Spectroscopy of Environmentally Hazardous Gases at
  Nawaf Almoayed, Tufts University, PhD student

Host: Prof Afsar
4/9 Dean's Spring Lecture: Supporting U.S. Innovation and Prosperity in the 21st Century
  Dr. William A. Wulf, President Emeritus, National Academy of Engineering and AT&T Professor of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Virginia

Host: -
4/10 Comparative Genomics: Sequence, Structure, Networks
  Bonnie Berger, MIT Applied Math and MIT CSAIL

Host: Lenore Cowen
4/14 Research Talk: An Intersection of Software Engineering and Complexity Theory
  Chuck Connell, Tufts University

Host: -
4/15 Research Talk - The Hidden Genius of Caterpillars: The Role of Material Properties in the Control of Soft-bodied Organisms / Robots
  Jesse Craig, Tufts University

Host: Hassoun
4/17 Scientific Volume and Flow Illustration
  Penny Rheingans, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Host: Diane L. Souvaine
4/17 Succinter
  Mihai Patrascu, MIT

Host: Lenore Cowen
4/17 Distributed Processing in Sensor Networks
  Dr. Jose Moura, Carnegie Mellon Univ

Host: Prof. Eric Miller
4/24 A Design Language for Interactive Systems
  Alexandre R.J. Francois, Radcliffe Institute & University of Southern California

Host: Lenore Cowen
4/29 Refining Security: Process Control System Proetction, Misuse Detection and Attack Response
  Robert Cunningham, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

Host: Carla Brodley
5/1 Scheduling to Minimize Total Response Time
  Cliff Stein, Columbia University

Host: Lenore Cowen

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