CSE 292  -- Faculty Research Seminar

The faculty research seminar is designed to acquaint new (and old) graduate students with the research activities of a sampling of the faculty in the Computer Science & Engineering department.

Your moderators are Keith Marzullo and Dean Tullsen.

The seminar meets Wednesdays 4-5:30 in AP&M 4301.

The current schedule for the seminar is as follows:
 

Date Speaker Topic
September 27 Gary Cottrell A Neural Network that Perceives and Categorizes Facial Expressions 
October 4 Fan Chung Graham Random graphs and Internet graphs
October 11 Andrew Kahng Research Topics in Applied Algorithmics (VLSI CAD and E-Commerce)
October 18 George Varghese Internet Algorithmics
October 25 Bill Griswold Resolving the Duality of Modular Design and Software Tools
November 1 Keith Marzullo Masking Failures of TCP Servers Without Changing almost Anything.
November 8 Pavel Pezner Edgar Allen Poe and Computational Molecular Biology
November 15 Fran Berman and Geoff Voelker Berman, Adaptive computing, megacomputing, and other crazy ideas from the Grid computing lab
November 22 Russell Impagliazzo Understanding search heuristics through theory and experiments
November 29 Scott Baden

Questions, comments to Dean or Keith.