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• User Intention and Interaction for Improving Search Effectiveness
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• (Computational) Linguistics and the Web: Hot research questions
  HenryS. Thompson, Ph. D., Reader in Artificial Intelligence and CognitiveScience, School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh
  9/28/2007
• 1. Vision: Extraordinary Computing Experiences & 2. Robots for the Masses: Fiction or Reality
  Paolo Pirjanian, chief scientist, Evolution Robotics, Inc
  October 6, 2004
• 10 Rules for Strategic Innovators
  Vijay Govindarajan and Chris Trimble
  December 15, 2005
• 20 Questions for Startup Success
  The factors and disciplines which are required for startup success.
• 2002 Internet2 Fall Conference: Advanced Networks
  The 2002 Internet2 Fall Conference in Los Angeles and USC.
• 2004 ARTBOT Competition
  Find out if robots can design artistic masterpieces in this creative showcase for JHU engineering students.
• 2006 Indo-US Frontiers of Engineering Symposium Promo
• 2D, 3D and Surface Texture Analysis and Synthesis
  Yizhou Yu, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  May 11, 2005
• 3D Reconstruction
  Researcherswith the University of Kentucky seek the technological goal ofdeveloping a 3D display that does not require special glasses.
• 50/50 by 2020 -- Living Anita's Vision and the Importance of Gender Equity in Technology
  Dr. Telle Whitney, President and CEO, Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology
  August 11, 2004
• 802.11i Security Analysis: Can We Build a Secure WLAN?
  Changhua He, Ph.D student, Stanford University
  March 24, 2005
• A Building Without Walls
  The Levine Science Research Center.
• A CLP Approach to Modelling Systems
  Joxan Jaffar, Singapore National University
  November 15, 2004
• A Combinatorial Characterization of the Testable Graph Properties: It's All About Regularity
  Asaf Shapira, Ph.D. candidate, School of Computer Science, Tel Aviv University
  January 27, 2006
• A Crowd of One: The Future of Individual Identity
  John Henry Clippinger, senior fellow, Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard Law School
  April 24, 2007
• A Day in the Life: Erin, Kiera, Crystal
  The software industry is drawing larger numbers of women graduates into the field.
• A Day in the Life: Tessa, Kiera, Crystal
  A healthy job market and software industry innovations are attracting the attention of high school and college-age students.
• A Decidable Class of Sequentially Consistent Protocols
• A Dynamic Pari-Mutuel Market for Hedging, Wagering, and Information Aggregation
• A Family of License Languages
  Dines Bjorner, Professor, Author
  2/25/2008
• A Firm's Metamorphosis
  Art Gensler, FAIA, takes the stage to tell the Gensler story.
• A Framework for Runtime Verification of Concurrent Programs
• A Framework for Unrestricted Whole-Program Optimization
• A Frequency Analysis of Light Transport
• A Game Developer's Perspective On Parallelism
  Andrew Brownsword, EA BlackBox
  8/22/2007
• A General Linear Camera Model with Applications
• A Genetic Toolkit for the Synthesis and Assembly of Materials for Electronics and Energy
  Renowned materials chemist Dr. Angela Belcher explains her idea to draw upon natural processes to create new nanomaterials.
• A Grand Challenge on Network Information Theory
  Jeffrey G. Andrews, Ph. D., Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Texas at Austin
  8/21/2007
• A Hardware-Based CIL-Machine
• A High-Level Fusion Method to Fuse Disparate High-Resolution Airborne Sensor Date for Change-Detection Application
• A Large-Margin Framework for Learning Structured Prediction Models
• A Learning-based Approach to Summarization
• A Life Decoded: My Genome, My Life
  J. Craig Venter, founder, chairman and president, J. Craig Venter Institute
  November 16, 2007
• A Low-Level Approach to Reuse for Programming-Language Infrastructure
• A Lower Bound for Cooperative Broadcast in the Presence of Noise
• A Multi-Corpus Evaluation of Dynamic Markov Coding for Spam Filtering
  Gordon V. Cormack, professor, Computer Science, University of Waterloo
  April 3, 2006
• ANovel Approach to Sequence Analysis Using Assign-SBTTM SoftwareImproves Heterozygous Base Calling: Implications for Re-sequencing, SNPdetection and SNP scoring
• A P-Adic Algorithm to Compute the Hilbert Class Polynomial
  Reinier Broker, Ph.D., University of Calgary
  January 29, 2007
• A Passion for Calendars -- From the Maya to Mars
  Nachum Dershowitz, Professor, Computer Science, Tel Aviv University
  6/14/2007
• A Platform for Computational Comparative Genomics on the Web
• A Real-World Test-bed for Mobile Ad hoc Networks: Methodology, Experimentations, Simulation and Results.
  Per Gunningberg, Ph. D., Professor, Computer Communication, Uppsala University
  6/25/2007
• A Rewriting Logic Sampler
  Jose Meseguer, Ph.D., professor, Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)
  August 21, 2006
• A Sample of Monte Carlo Methods in Robotics and Vision
• A Scalable, Component-driven OS
  Microsoft Windows development of a scalable, component-driven OS.
• A Search Engine for Natural Language Applications
• A Search Engine for the Real World, or, A Top-Down Approach to Vision
  Kevin Murphy, University of British Columbia
  August 11, 2006
• A Simple Solution to the $k$-core Problem
  Malwina Luczak, Ph.D., Department of Mathematics, London School of Economics
  December 7, 2006
• A Stateless Core Approach for Scalable Internet Services
• A Systemic Approach to Appraisal: Identifying Opinion and Sentiment in Text
• A Theory of Similarity Functions for Learning and Clustering
• A Thin-Client Application Framework for Network-Centric Computing
• A Unification of Menger's and Edmonds' Theorems and Network Coding Theorems
• A Variant of Lehmer's Conjecture
  Kumar Murty, Ph.D., professor, Mathematics, University of Toronto
  February 27, 2007
• A Virtualization Architecture for Wireless Network Cards
• A Voice-Enabled Procedure Navigator for the International Space Station
• A Web Interface to Large, High-Resolution X-Ray Computed Tomography Data Sets
  Humphries is a Research Scientist in the Geology Department at theUniversity of Texas and Project Manger for the Digital Library ofVertebrate Morphology (or Digimorph Project), an NSF funded DigitalLibrary Project. His background is in biology and biologicalinformatics.
• A World Filled With Cameras: Security at the Cost of Freedom? Or Can We Have Both?
• Abilene Update
  Update on the Abilene Network, including a report on the completion of the 10-Gbps upgrade.
• Abilene Update - Fall 2004
  Update on the Abilene Network.
• Abstract State Machines
• Abstraction Methods for Liveness
  Amir Pnueli, Professor of Computer Science, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
  1/14/2008
• Abstractions for event-driven design
  Bertrand Meyer, Professor, Software Engineering, ETH Zurich, Chief Architect, Eiffel Software
  2/07/2008
• Accelerated Democracy: How Technology Might Change Voting
  Jason Tester, co-founder, Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab
  October 12, 2004
• Accelerating Architectural-Level Full-System Multiprocessor Simulations Using FPGAs
  Eric Chung, PhD student (2007), Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University
  October 24, 2007
• Accessible Information Technology in Education: Building Toward A Better Future
  Making information technology accessible in education.
• Achieving Channel Capacity Against Malicious Errors
  Achieving channel capacity against malicious errors.
• Acoustic Analysis and Modeling of Pathological Voices
  BeneditoGuimarães Aguiar Neto, Ph.D., full professor, Academic Unit ofElectrical Engineering, Federal University of Campina Grande (UFCG)
  November 19, 2007
• Active Pages: Intelligent Memory for Commodity Systems
• Activity Recognition: Context Aware Applications
  Description of a personal portable device that can determine a user'sactivity and make it available to their context-aware applications.
• ADACS: An Automated System for Part Finishing
• Adaptation=Vulnerability under RoQ Attacks
  Mina Guirguis, Ph.D. candidate, research fellow, Department of Computer Science, Boston University
  May 11, 2006
• Adaptive Algorithms:: Price-Setting & Overlay Routing
  Sequential decision-making with partial information: applications forrouting in overlay networks and pricing in e-commerce.
• Addressing the Memory Bottleneck in Packet Processing Systems
  Jayaram Mudigonda, Ph.D., post doctoral fellow, Computer Sciences, University of Texas at Austin
  May 1, 2006
• Advanced Applications-Video: Extending the Reach of Digital Video
• Advanced Applications-Video: Securing Collaborative Applications: Video, VoD, and VoIP
  Securing Collaborative Applications: Video, VoD, and VoIP
• Advanced Internet Systems with Professor Dan Weld
• Advancing Computers
  Computers used to teach children.
• Advancing Women in Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan
  Abigail Stewart, Psychology and Women's Studies, University of Michigan
  May 26, 2005
• AEGIS Platform Architecture: Tamper-Resistant Computing
  Combinatorial landscapes described through finite metric spaces and algorithms.
• Aggregating Imprecise Data in OLAP: Principles and Algorithms
  A presentation of OLAP: a multi-dimensional data model.
• Air Safety: Increasing Risk?
• Alex St. John, CEO and co-founder, WildTangent
• Algorithmic Foundations of P2P and Wireless Networks: Scheduling Complexity, Selfishness, and Evil Attacks
  Thomas Moscibroda, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
  April 19, 2006
• Algorithmic Performance in Complex Networks
  Milena Mihail, Ph.D., associate professor, College of Computing, Georgia Tech
  November 6, 2006
• Algorithms for Clustering
• Algorithms for Data Management and Migration
  Samir Khuller, Ph.D., professor and associate chair, Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland
  June 22, 2006
• Algorithms for Path-Planning
  Robotic path-planning problems resolved with approximation algorithms.
• All I Really Need to Know I Learned from Google
  KnowItAll: addressing the problem of accumulating data sets from the web.
• All Rise: Somebodies, Nobodies and the Politics of Dignity
  Robert Fuller, Ph.D., author
  July 20, 2006
• Amazon.com: Differentiating with Technology
  Amazon.com CEO discusses the site's technology.
• American Vulgar: The Politics of Manipulation Versus the Culture of Awareness
  Robert Grudin, Ph.D., author
  October 3, 2006
• An Abstract Decision Procedure for Algebraic Data Types
  Clark Barrett, Ph.D., New York University
  November 6, 2006
• An Axiomatic Approach to Ranking Systems
  Moshe Tennenholtz, professor, Industrial Engineering and Management, Technion
  February 15, 2007
• An Evolution in Supercomputing: System X at Virginia Tech
  A look at construction of the world's fastest university supercomputer.
• An Examination of User Behaviour During Web Information Tasks
  Melanie Kellar, recently completed PhD, Faculty of Computer Science, Dalhousie University
  April 17, 2007
• An Interface to Support Multi-faceted Information Seeking and Targeted Relevance Feedback
  David Harper, research professor, School of Computing, The Robert Gordon University
  April 12, 2006
• An Introduction to Chapel: Cray Cascade
• An Introduction to Venture Capital
• An Overview of Recent CMU Research on Model-Based Face Processing
• Analysis of a Mess: Schools, Computers, Training, and Workforce Development in the Digital Economy
• Analysis of Multiagent Teams using Distributed POMDPs
  Ranjit Nair, Ph.D. candidate, University of Southern California
  May 27, 2004
• Analyzing Mobile Ad Hoc Network Protocols via Probabilistic Model Checking
  Marta Kwiatkowska, School of Computer Science, University ofBirmingham; Midlands e-Science Centre of Excellence in Modelling andAnalysis of Large Complex Systems
  April 26, 2005
• Animating Human Motion
  Discussion on control algorithms.
• Anne Kiremidjian - Professor of Civil Engineering
• Anomalous Diffusion and Polya Recurrence
  Domokos Szász, Mathematical Institute of the Budapest, University of Technology
  June 16, 2004
• Anomaly Detection in Large Networks using Approximation Techniques
  Nina Taft, Senior Research Scientist, Intel Research Berkeley
  10/1/2007
• Anonymity in Peer-to-Peer Systems
  Nikita Borisov, Ph.D. student at UC Berkeley
  May 2, 2005
• AOP for Distributed and Concurrent Applications
  Mario Suedholt, Ph.D., associated professor, Computer Science, Ecole des Mines de Nantes, France
  October 30, 2006
• Applications of Approximate Inference Techniques for Optimal Design in Self-Assembly and Automated Programming
  Vladimir Jojic, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, University of Toronto
  March 22, 2006
• Applications of First-Order Integer Arithmetic to the Verification of Programs with Lists
  Radu Iosif, Ph.D., French National Research Center (CNRS); full-time researcher, Verimag laboratory (Grenoble, France)
  August 22, 2006
• Applied Geometry
  Optimized geometric approximations of 3-D surfaces.
• Applied Nonparametric Bayes and Statistical Machine Learning
  Michael Jordan, University of California, Berkeley
  March 29, 2005
• Applying Data Mining Techniques to Computer Systems
  Zhenmin Li, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  March 9, 2006
• Approximability of the Unique Coverage Problem
  Mohammad R. Salavatipour, Ph.D., Department of Computing Science, University of Alberta
  August 18, 2005
• Approximate Inference Techniques for Identity Uncertainty
  Hanna Pasula, Ph.D., research associate, Computer Science, University of Washington
  July 6, 2006
• Approximate Replication
  TRAPP, the new framework for data replication.
• Approximation Algorithms for Discrete Stochastic Optimization Problems
  David Shmoys, Professor of Operations Research and Information Engineering as well as of Computer Science, Cornell University
  1/17/2008
• Approximation Algorithms for Embedding with Extra Information and Ordinal Relaxation
  Erik Demaine, assistant professor, computer science, MIT
  August 26, 2004
• Approximation Algorithms for some Clustering and Classification Problems
• Approximation Algorithms for Unique Games
  Yury Makarychev, graduate student, Princeton University
  January 31, 2007
• Architectural Redesign for Internet Protocols
  The clean-slate approach necessary to build the Internet for the next century.
• Arctic Region Supercomputer Center
  The University of Alaska features explanations and demonstrations ofthe multiple uses of the Supercomputer Center to study the earth.
• Are Aspects Really Needed For Aspect-Oriented Programming?
  Kevin Sullivan, associate professor, VEF Faculty Fellow, Computer Science, University of Virginia
  May 6, 2005
• Art-Based Modeling for Computer Graphics
• ASM Models using AsmL
  Changes in software development.
• ASM View of Abstract Cryptography
  Davor Runje
  January 25, 2005
• Aspect.NET - An Aspect-Oriented Programming Tool for .NET
• Assisted Cognition
  Computer systems that enhance human cognition tasks.
• Astronomical Observatory: A Tour From the Kitt Peak National Observatory
  YaleUniversity astronomy professor Charles Bailyn gives a guided tour ofthe two research telescopes operated by the WIYN Consortium at the KittPeak National Observatory in Arizona.
• Asymptotic Enumeration of Spanning Trees via Traces and Random Walks
  Russell Lyons, Indiana University
  May 24, 2004
• Atomics for a Real-time Virtual Machine
  Jan Vitek, Purdue University
  January 24, 2006
• Attack-Resistant Algorithms for Massive Networks
  Jared Saia, Ph.D., assistant professor, University of New Mexico
  August 14, 2006
• Attacks On and From P2P File-Sharing Systems
  Keith Ross, Ph.D., Leonard J. Shustek Chair professor, Computer Science, Polytechnic University
  September 1, 2006
• Automated Reconstruction of 3D City Models from Laser Scans and Camera Images
  Christian Frueh, Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley
  February 9, 2005
• Automated Revision of Distributed and Real-Time Programs
  Borzoo Bonakdarpour, Ph.D. Candidate, Computer Science, Michigan State University
  3/07/2008
• Automated Termination Analysis of Programs using Term Rewriting
  Peter Schneider-Kamp, Researcher, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
  1/31/2008
• Automatic Failure Diagnosis in Large-Scale Systems
  Alice X. Zheng, Ph.D. candidate, UC Berkeley
  November 22, 2004
• Automatic I/O Prefetching Hints through Speculative Execution
• Automatic Identification and Classification of Protein Domains
  Elon Portugaly, Ph.D. student, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
  April 18, 2005
• Automatic Software Testing
  The Korat technique provides high quality test suites with excellent code coverage for data structure libraries.
• Automatic Tools for Building Secure Systems
• Automatically Proving the Termination of C Programs
  Dr. Byron Cook, researcher, Microsoft Research-Cambridge
  October 3, 2005
• Automating the Construction of Compiler Heuristics using Machine Learning
  Mark Stephenson, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, MIT
  May 9, 2006
• Automating the Design of Visualizations
• Automatizability and Learnability
  Mikhail Alekhnovich, Ph.D., member, Institute for Advanced Study
  January 20, 2005
• Autonomous Computing
• Average-Case Analysis for Combinatorial Problems Featuring Subset Sums and Stochastic Spanning Trees
  Abraham Flaxman, Ph.D. student, Mathematical Sciences, Carnegie Mellon University
  February 1, 2006
• Back Channels: Power and the Active Audience
• Bayesian Inference of Grammars
  Prof. Mark Johnson
  February 13, 2007
• Bayesian Methods for Unsupervised Language Learning
  Sharon Goldwater, Ph. D., Postdoctoral Scholar, Stanford University
  7/16/2007
• Bayesian topic models
  Tom Griffiths, Assistant Professor, Psychology and Cognitive Science, UC Berkeley
  6/11/2007
• Because It Is There: Kili the Right Way
  Ken Stober, Christi Masi, and Elirehema Peter Lema
  August 10, 2004
• Behavior-Based Malware Detection
  Mihai Christodorescu, doctoral candidate, Computer Science, University of Wisconsin, Madison
  April 19, 2007
• Behind the Code with Anders Hejlsberg
  Barbara Fox interviews Anders Hejlsberg, an industry luminary and chiefdesigner of the C# programming language and a key participant in thedevelopment of Microsoft's .NET Framework.
• Behind the Code with Catharine van Ingen
  Catharinehas a wealth of experience in hardware, including work with the Alphamachine and MIPS processor teams, and in industrial-strength softwarefor algorithms used to manage water flows, logging data from particleaccelerator detectors, and buying Mickey Mouse watches over theInternet.
• Behind the Code with Jim Gray
  Barbara Fox interviews Jim Gray, a 'Technical Fellow' in the ScalableServers Research Group (Sky Server, Terra Server) and manager ofMicrosoft's Bay Area Research Center (BARC).
• Behind the Code with Mohsen Agsen
  Conversationwith Mohsen Agsen about the challenges that Microsoft has faced in thepast and how the industry handles the challenges of today.
• Behind the Code with Patrick Dussud
  Join Microsoft Technical Fellow Patrick Dussud for a look at his work in a range of programming languages and systems.
• Behind the Code with Peter Spiro
  Discover how Peter Spiro got a job at Microsoft to help build the team that drove SQL Server to the huge success it is today.
• Behind the Code with Rico Mariani
  Software Architect Rico Mariani shares experiences about his past 18 years at Microsoft.
• Behind the Code with Rob Short
  Rob Short, vice president overseeing development of windows kernel and virtualization technologies, Microsoft
  September 15, 2006
• Behind the Code with Terry Crowley
  Terry Crowley shares his reflections of the Internet and his expectations of where technology is leading us.
• Behind the Code with Tony Williams
  Tony Williams, co-inventor of COM, software architect, Microsoft
  June 13, 2006
• Belief Updating in Spoken Language Interfaces
  Dan Bohus, Ph.D. student, Computer Science Department, Carnegie Mellon University
  February 19, 2007
• Bergman Complexes, Coxeter Arrangements, and Graph Associahedra
  Lauren Williams, final-year math graduate student, MIT
  January 18, 2005
• BETA.NET
• Better k-best Parsing, Hypergraphs, and Dynamic Programming
  Liang Huang, third year Ph.D. student, University of Pennsylvania
  December 7, 2005
• Beyond Brainstorming: Eight Secrets for Generating Big, Bold, Creative and Profitable Ideas
  John Sweeney, motivational speaker and improv comedian
  April 19, 2005
• Beyond Hubs and Authorities: Web Resource Discovery and Segmentation
• Beyond the Information Superhighway: Searching for the Next Policy Metaphor
• BigTable: A System for Distributed Structured Storage
  Basic design, implementation, and current applications of Google's BigTable system.
• Bill Gates Unplugged: On Software, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Giving Back
  Microsoftco-founder Bill Gates takes the final stop on a tour of sixuniversities as he transitions from Microsoft to the Bill and MelindaGates Foundation.
• Billions: Selling to the New Chinese Consumer
  Tom Doctoroff, CEO, Greater China, J. Walter Thompson
  March 16, 2006
• Bimanual and Multi Degree-of-Freedom Interaction for Computer Graphics
• Bio-Workflow Using Biztalk
• Bioinformatics: The Search for Non-Coding RNA
  Bioinformatics applications for creating algorithms to speed covariancemodels for the discovery of non-coding RNA molecules.
• Biomal Human Emotion Recognition and Peer Steaming Projects at Ryerson Multimedia Research Lab
  Ling Guan, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Ryerson University, Canada
  January 17, 2005
• Biomimetic MicroElectric Systems for Restoring Sight to the Blind
  Mark Humayun discusses advances in restoring sight to the blind.
• Bionic and Bio-ionic Neural Interfaces
  Examines two approaches to developing retinal prosthesis.
• Blending Biology and Robotics
  Johns Hopkins partners in spinal cord research which may someday restore the ability to walk.
• Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking
  Malcolm Gladwell, staff writer, The New Yorker Magazine
  January 21, 2005
• Boolean Methods for Arithmetic Reasoning
  First-order logics involving Boolean arithmetic to increase detection and correction of computing errors.
• Boosting Energy-Efficiency, Performance, and Fault-Tolerance by Leveraging Unused System Resources
  Hai Huang, Ph.D. candidate, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan
  March 20, 2006
• Borealis: Distributed Stream Processing Engines
  Software architecture and algorithms in Borealis, a distributed stream processing engine.
• Botball, ITS, Higher Education Bond Initiative
  A new sport, transportation systems and bond initiatives.
• Brain Computer Interface Systems: Progress and Opportunities
  Brendan Allison, Ph.D., research associate, Cognitive Electrophysiology Lab, The Scripps Research Institute
  June 26, 2006
• Brazil: After Neo-Liberalism
• Breaking Development Barriers with "Better Than Worst-Case" Design
  Todd Austin, associate professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan
  December 12, 2006
• Breaking the Frame: Novel Strategies for Interactive Computer Graphics
  Benjamin Watson and David Luebke
  July 20, 2004
• Bridges on the Brink
  What we know/need to know about structurally deficient bridges.
• Bridging Art and Architecture: How Emergent Digital Media Have Transformed Our Landscapes
  Christian Moeller, Design/Media Arts, University of California at Los Angeles
  January 19, 2005
• Bridging Computer Science and Behavioral Science: Research Examples
  Joseph A. Konstan, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota
  July 20, 2004
• Bringing Sensing to the Masses: Infrastructure Mediated Sensing
• Bringing the Social Component to the Web
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• Broadband Innovation and the Role of Customer Experience
  Customer opportunities evolving from broadband innovation.
• Broadcast Encryption, Traitor Tracing, Watermarking, Dynamic Traitor Tracing, and Other Inhabitants of the Crypto Zoo
• Broadening Computer and Robotics Education and Participation for Women
  Innovativerobotics and computer curriculum and competitions inspire young girlsto pursue education and research in robotics and artificialintelligence.
• Browsing Around a Digital Library
• Bud Albers, CTO, Getty Images
• Build the Future: UW Computer Science & Engineering
• Building a Modern Library
  Highlights of the construction to build a new and true university library.
• Building a Safer Helmet
  Johns Hopkins students test a new kind of whitewater helmet.
• Building a Tractor for the Mobility Impaired
  Engineering students at Johns Hopkins modify a tractor to help mobility impaired park volunteers.
• Building Better Places -- Second Life, Collaborative Creation, and 5 Missing Pieces
  Cory Ondrejka, vice president, Product Development, Second Life
  August 17, 2005
• Building Great Relationships
  Gensler discusses how they have built great relationships with clients.
• Building Quantitative Models in Software Engineering: Understanding, Predicting, and Controlling Software Quality
  Lionel C. Briand, visiting professor, Simula Research Laboratories, Oslo, Norway
  March 6, 2006
• Building the Future at the University of Washington
  A tour of the Computer Science & Engineering laboratory-intensive research facility.
• Building Trustworthy Mesh Networks: Why Security and Fault-Tolerance Must Be Considered Together
  Cristina Nita-Rotaru, assistant professor, Department of Computer Science, Purdue University
  February 13, 2006
• Bulldozers, Termites, and Chainsaws: Finding a Gradual Path to Parallelism
  Doug Burger, Ph. D., Associate Professor of Computer Sciences, University of Texas at Austin
  10/4/2007
• Calculi for Access Control
  Calculi for improving access control and security in computer systems.
• Can Parallel Computing Finally Impact Mainstream Computing?
  Uzi Vishkin, member, University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies
  March 23, 2005
• Can We Get Ahead of the Crackers?
  New approaches to cyber-security.
• Candidate Talk: A Constraint Solver for Software Engineering: Finding Models and Cores of Large Relational Specifications
  Emina Torlak, Ph. D. Candidate, Computer Science MIT
  4/10/2008
• Candidate Talk: A Discriminative Kernel-based Model to Rank Images from Text Queries
  David Grangier, Ph. D. Candidate, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland
  2/12/2008
• Candidate Talk: Accelerating High Performance Computing Applications with Reconfigurable Logic
  Yongfeng Gu, PhD candidate, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Boston University
  5/29/2007
• Candidate talk: Computing Nash Equilibria
  Constantinos Daskalakis, Ph. D.,
  1/18/2008
• Candidate Talk: Critical percolation on finite graphs
  Asaf Nachmias, Mathematics Ph.D. student, UC Berkeley
  1/4/2008
• Candidate talk: Domain Adaptation with Structural Correspondence Learning
  John Blitzer, Ph.D. Student, University of Pennsylvania
  8/27/2007
• Candidate Talk: Dynamics of real networks: patterns and algorithms
  Jure Leskovec, Ph. D. Candidate, MachineLearning Department, Carnegie Mellon University
  3/17/2008
• Candidate Talk: Enhancing the P racticality and R eachability of Interactive Technology
  Johnny Chung Lee, Ph. D Graduate Student, Human-Computer Interaction Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
  2/11/2008
• Candidate Talk: Fault Localization in Large-Scale Computing Systems
  Naoya Maruyama, Ph.D. Candidate, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
  2/12/2008
• Candidate talk: Knowledge Analysis towards Automatic Question Answering for Discussion Forums
  Donghui Feng
  3/03/2008
• Candidate Talk: New Algorithmic Ideas for Search, Ads, and Recommendations.
  Yury Lifshits , Post Doc, Cal Tech
  2/08/2008
• Candidate Talk: On the Evaluation and Extraction of Thread-Level Parallelism in Ordinary Programs
  Arun Kejariwal, doctoral student, Center for Embedded Computer Systems, University of California, Irvine (UCI)
  November 19, 2007
• Candidate Talk: Query Lower Bounds for Matroids via Group Representations
  Nicholas Harvey, Ph.D. Student, Theoretical Computer Science, MIT
  1/28/2008
• Candidate Talk: Reducing the Risk of Pragmatic Reuse Tasks
  Reid Holmes, Ph. D. Candidate, University of Calgary
  3/25/2008
• Candidate Talk: Securing the Web With Decentralized Information Flow Control
  Maxwell Krohn, Ph. D. Candidate, Computer Science, MIT
  3/27/2008
• Candidate Talk: Software and Architectural Techniques for Cache Leakage Reduction in Nanometer-scale Embedded Systems
  Maziar Goudarzi, Ph. D., Guest Associate Professor, System LSI Research Center, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan
  4/17/2008
• Candidate Talk: The Limiting Shape of Internal DLA with Multiple Sources
  Lionel Levine, Ph. D
  1/30/2008
• Candidate Talk: The Quest for the Minimal Hardness Assumptions
  Iftach Haitner, Ph. D. Student, Weizmann Institute of Science
  3/21/2008
• Candidate Talk: Virgil: Objects on the Head of a Pin
  Ben L. Titzer, PhD candidate, Computer Science, UCLA
  April 25, 2007
• Capacity and Fairness Issues in Enterprise-class Wireless Mesh Networks
  Ashish Raniwala, doctoral candidate, Experimental Computer Systems Lab, State University of New York - Stony Brook
  April 26, 2006
• CAPM: A Library Robot Project
  A robot retrieves and scans remote print materials.
• Capture and Recreation of Spatial Audio for HCI and Virtual Reality Category
  Ramani Duraiswami, Computer Science and the Institute for Advanced Computer Studies, University of Maryland
  August 24, 2005
• Capturing Life Experiences: Automated Video Capture
  Automated video capture of unique lifetime events for robust data analysis.
• Capturing People
  Adrian Hilton, professor, Computer Vision & Graphics, University of Surrey, UK
  June 12, 2006
• CasJobs and MyDB for the Virtual Observatory: Towards Distributed Asynchronous Web Services for Data Intensive Science
• Casual Games Discussion
  Annakaisa Kultima, Researcher, University of Tampere, Finland
  9/24/2007
• Center for Manufacturing
  See how the University of Kentucky is helping sustain the manufacturing industry through research, education and outreach.
• Change or Die: Overcoming the Five Myths of Change at Work and in Life
  Alan Deutschman, senior writer, Fast Company; author
  January 18, 2007
• Change the Way You See Everything: Asset-Based Thinking
  Kathryn D. Cramer, Ph.D., licensed psychologist and founder, The Cramer Institute
  August 17, 2006
• Characterizing Generic Global Rigidity
  Steven J. Gortler, Professor, Computer Science, Harvard University
  8/23/2007
• Characterizing Truthful Market Design
  Elan Pavlov, Ph.D., post-doc, MIT Media Lab
  January 22, 2007
• Charting a New Course
  How Gensler manages growth and remains true to its distinct culture.
• Checking Consistency of Concurrent Data Types on Relaxed Memory Models
  Sebastian Burckhardt, Ph.D. student, Computer Science, University of Pennsylvania
  February 26, 2007
• Checking Well-Definedness of XQueries
  Jan Van den Bussche, Theoretical Computer Science, Limburgs Universitair Centrum
  October 20, 2004
• Chico MacMurtrie - Robotic Performer
• China's Challenges: Domestic Dilemmas vs.Global Ambitions
  David Bachman, Chinese Politics and Foreign Policy, University of Washington
  September 22, 2005
• Chinasite.com
• CII/FIATECH Consortium
• CitySense: A Vision for an Urban-Scale Wireless Sensor Testbed
  Matt Welsh, Associate Professor, Computer Science, Harvard University
  3/27/2008
• Class Morphing: Safely Shaping a Class in the Image of Others
  Yannis Smaragdakis, Associate Professor, University of Oregon
  3/03/2008
• Client-Side Echo Cancellation for Multi-Party Audio Conferencing
  Junlin Li, third year PhD student, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
  August 16, 2006
• Clustering Algorithms for Perceptual Image Hashing
  Vishal Monga, Ph.D. candidate, University of Texas, Austin
  February 2, 2005
• Clustering Gene Expression Data
• CMPLE - Melting the Ice Between Cores
  Suleyman Sair, Ph.D., assistant professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, North Carolina State University
  May 24, 2006
• Coding Techniques for Data-Storage Systems
  Yuval Cassuto, Ph. D Graduate, Electrical Engineering, Caltech
  12/11/2007
• Coding Theory: Survey of Recent Progress and Open Questions
  Madhu Sudan, Ph.D., professor, Computer Science, MIT
  August 15, 2005
• Cohomology in Grothendieck Topologies and Lower Bounds in Boolean Complexity
  Joel Friedman, professor, University of British Columbia
  April 20, 2006
• Collaboration in Directly Mediated Interaction Environments
• Collaborative Algorithms for a Class of Clustered Wireless Networks
  Ananth Subramanian, teaching fellow, UCLA
  July 19, 2004
• Collaborative Systems
  Collaborative planning agents and systems for human-computer communication.
• Combinatorial Approach to Data Mining
  Yury Lifshits, Ph. D, Postdoc, Caltech
  12/3/2007
• Combining Econometric and Text Mining Approaches for Measuring the Effect of Online Information Exchange
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• Combining Static and Dynamic Analysis for Bug Finding
  Christoph Csallner, PhD Student, Georgia Tech
  8/28/2007
• Common Sense Reasoning for Interactive Applications
  Henry Lieberman and Alex Faaborg
  December 1, 2004
• Communicating Engineering & Technology to the General Public
  A discussion of the importance of explaining engineering and technology to the general public.
• Communication Effects in Economic Environments
  Liad Blumrosen, Engineering and Computer Science, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
  January 26, 2006
• Communication Technology: Interruption and Overload
  Laura Dabbish is a doctoral candidate in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University
  March 31, 2006
• Communications for Mobile People
• Community Systems: The World Online
• Community Through Pictures
• Compiler and Microarchitectural Techniques for Leakage Power Reduction
  AviralShrivastava, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science andEngineering, Arizona State University, Sarma Vrudhula
  9/14/2007
• Compiler-Directed Synthesis of Hardware Accelerators
• Complex Arithmetic for Hardware Implementation: Division and Square Root
  Dr. Milos D. Ercegovac, professor and chair, UCLA Computer Science Department
  April 20, 2004
• Component Programming with Object-Oriented Signals
  Sean McDirmid, Ph.D. student, University of Utah
  February 17, 2005
• Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 1
  Luay Nakhleh
  12/6/2007
• Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 1
  Tony Hey, Dan Gusfield
  12/5/2007
• Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 2
  Li-San Wang
  12/6/2007
• Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 3
  Sebastien Roch
  12/6/2007
• Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 3
  Joseph Felsenstein
  12/5/2007
• Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 4
  David Heckerman, Jonathan Carlson
  12/5/2007
• Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 5
  Richard Karp
  12/6/2007
• Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 5
  Vladimir Minin
  12/5/2007
• Computational Biology: Comparing Vertebrate Genomes
  Comparing genome sequences has emerged as one of the most important areas of computational biology.
• Computational Biology: Genomics
  Michal Linial presents a technique that automatically clusters protein sequences.
• Computational Data Grid for Scientific and Biomedical Applications
• Computational Discovery of Genetic Regulatory Networks
• Computational History in Action: Discovering Gutenberg
  Blaise Agüera y Arcas, CTO and President of Sand Codex LLC
  October 8, 2004
• Computational History in Action: Gutenberg’s Printing Process
  Computational research methods used to rediscover the technologies thatcreated the first typographic print-press books.
• Computational methods for the detection of positive and lineage-specific selection from genomic sequence data
  Adam Siepel, Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Statistics and Computational Biology, Cornell University
  3/03/2008
• Computational Prediction of RNA Motifs in Bacteria
  Computational tools for the discovery of RNA molecules.
• Computational Sciences: The Third Pillar of the Empirical Sciences
  Find out about development of computational sciences and its impact on today's world with GMU Professor Rainald Lohner.
• Computational Textiles and the Democratization of Ubiquitous Computing
  Advancementsthat make e-textiles accessible to new audiences, describingdevelopments in e-textile engineering, design and applications that arehelping to democratize ubiquitous computing.
• Computationally-Intensive Biomedical Research Projects Supported by the National Institutes of Health
• Computer Aided Instruction in Graduate Compiler Designer Based on the C# Compiler Source Code and a Hide And Show Approach
• Computer Animation Capstone Design Animation Mira and the Wind
• Computer Architecture
  Discussion about using Basic Block Distribution Analysis.
• Computer Consciousness
  Ed Fredkin, professor, Carnegie Mellon University; visiting professor, MIT
  June 17, 2004
• Computer Graphics
• Computer Graphics: Communications Media
  Harnessing the computer in communications media.
• Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer Series: Interactive Machine Learning
  New directions for machine learning algorithms that might learn faster in the face of user behavior.
• Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer Series: The Web the Way You Want It
• Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer: Declarative Networking: "What" is Next
  The design and implementation of declarative languages and runtime systems for network protocol specification.
• Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer: Why The Algorithm Might Soon Be The Only Game in Town
  Algorithms are even more powerful than customarily believed, with their true potential yet unleashed.
• Computer Science Clinic and Research at Harvey Mudd College
  Robert Keller, Csilla and Walt Foley professor, Computer Science, Harvey Mudd College; director, Computer Science Clinic
  January 3, 2007
• Computer Science Education
  A discussion of object-oriented programming and other computer science education assignments.
• Computer Science for the Future
  John E. Hopcroft, Engineering and Applied Mathematics in Computer Science, Cornell University
  January 4, 2006
• Computer Science Programming Languages
  New developments in launguage research.
• Computer Science: Past, Present and Future
  Ed Lazowska discusses advances in computing research.
• Computer Science: Still Crazy After All These Years
  The past and future of computer science.
• Computer Security Awareness Video Contest
  ResearchChannel and Educause invite college students to enter a video contest for computer security awareness.
• Computer Technology: Solving Public Health Challenges
  The potential of computer technology to improve healthcare in poor settings.
• Computers Versus Common Sense
  Doug Lenat, Ph.D., CEO, Cycorp
  December 6, 2006
• Computers, Cultures and Constructions: Locating the Learner in the Con/Text of Digital Video Cases
  Ricki Goldman-Segall discusses rich media in her work with children.
• Computing Hilbert Modular Forms over Real Quadratic Fields
  Lassina Dembele, post-doc, University of Calgary
  June 20, 2006
• Computing over the Reals: Where Turing Meets Newton
  Unifying two traditions of computation: computer science and numerical analysis.
• Computing Structural Biology
  Transforming structural biology from an experimental to a computational science.
• Computing with Selfish Agents
  Nicole Immorlica, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, MIT
  January 28, 2005
• Concave Utility Functions on Finite Sets
  Yakar Kannai, Ph.D.
  February 1, 2005
• Concurrency Simple and Safe? State of SCOOP
  Bertrand Meyer, Professor, Software Engineering, ETH Zurich, Chief Architect, Eiffel Software
  2/07/2008
• Conditional Models for Combining Diverse Knowledge Sources in Information Retrieval
  Rong Yan, doctoral candidate, Language Technologies Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
  March 29, 2006
• Conference XP - Access Grid Update
  Tom Uram
  November 3, 2006
• Conference XP - Automated Tracking of Student Behaviors
  Leen-Kiat Soh, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Nebraska
  November 3, 2006
• Conference XP - Brasil Report
  Daniel Maia, researcher, Medicine College, University of Sao Paulo
  November 2, 2006
• Conference XP - Close
  Todd Needham, Microsoft
  November 3, 2006
• Conference XP - Conference XP Futures Discussion
  Ivan Judson, Montana State University
  November 3, 2006
• Conference XP - Internet2 Collaboration Programs
  Jonathan Tyman, Internet2
  November 3, 2006
• Conference XP - Project Update
  Todd Needham, Microsoft
  November 2, 2006
• Conference XP - Release 4.0 Technical Update
  Jason Van Eaton, software development engineer, Microsoft Research
  November 2, 2006
• Conference XP - ResearchChannel Update and Real Time HD Encoding Discussion
  Michael Wellings, director, Engineering, ResearchChannel
  November 2, 2006
• Conference XP - SenseCam
  Stella Chan
  November 3, 2006
• Conference XP - Tutored Video Instruction with Conference XP and Classroom Presenter
  Richard Anderson, Fred Videon and Bob Riddle
  November 2, 2006
• Conference XP - Virrtual Product Development Team Update
  Gino Sorcinelli
  November 2, 2006
• Conference XP - Welcome
  Kevin Schofield
  November 2, 2006
• Configuration, Customization and Appropriation: Integrating Technology and Practice in the Placeless Documents System
• Confronting Reality: Doing What Matters to Get Things Done Right
  Larry Bossidy, retired chairman of the board and CEO of Honeywell International
  December 10, 2004
• Congestion Games: Optimization in Competition
  Heiko Röglin, Ph. D. Student, RWTH Aachen, Germany
  7/2/2007
• Connecting the Pacific NW
• Consolidarity: Exploring Patterns of Social Commonality Among File Directories at Work
  John C. Tang
  5/30/2007
• Constructing and Evaluating Sensor-Based Statistical Models of Human Interruptibility
  James Fogarty, Ph.D. student, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University
  February 8, 2006
• Constructing Broad-Coverage Knowledge Repositories by Collecting Knowledge from Volunteer Contributors
  Dr. Timothy Chklovski, Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern California
  February 18, 2005
• Constructing Code: Expanders
  List decoding and expander-based code construction.
• Content Delivery in the Modern Internet
• Continuous Coordination: Bridging Formal and Informal Coordination with Palantir
  AnitaSarma, Ph.D. student, Computer Science, Donald Bren School ofInformation and Computer Sciences, University of California, Irvine
  February 16, 2007
• Continuous Queries over Data Streams
  Arvind Arasu, Ph.D. candidate, Stanford University
  May 26, 2005
• Controlling Overlap in Content-Oriented XML Retrieval
  Charlie Clarke, School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo
  February 21, 2005
• Convergence in Competitive Games
  Vahab S. Mirrokni, Applied Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  July 14, 2004
• Convex Geometry of Orbits
  Greg Blekherman, graduate student, Michigan
  January 17, 2005
• Cooperative Data and Computation Partitioning for Distributed Architectures
  Michael Chu, member, Compiler Creating CustomProcessors research group, EECS Department, University of Michigan
  May 10, 2007
• Copyright and P2P: Global Collision, National Responses
  Patricia Akester, Ph.D., Centre for Intellectual Property & Information Law, University of Cambridge
  March 2, 2007
• Cords: 3D Curve Primitives that Wrap Around Geometry
• Corner Percolation and the Square Root of 17
  Gabor Pete, UC Berkeley
  January 24, 2006
• Corporate Innovation Strategies in a Global Economy
  Xerox's Sophie Vandebroek discusses industry/government/university collaborations for the future.
• Correlation Decay in Statistical Physics and Applications to Counting Problems
• Cost-Sharing Mechanisms for Network Design
  Stefano Leonardi
  January 26, 2005
• Counterexamples in the Central Limit Theory of Markov Chains
  Olle Haggstrom, Ph.D., Professor, Mathematical Statistics, Chalmers, Sweden
  9/5/2007
• Counting Independent Sets Up to the Tree Threshold
  Dror Weitz, postdoc at DIMACS
  March 24, 2006
• Crashing the Gate: Netroots, Grassroots, and the Rise of People-Powered Politics
  Markos Zúniga and Jerome Armstrong
  April 7, 2006
• Creating Diverse Ensemble Classifiers to Reduce Supervision
  Prem Melville, Ph.D. candidate, University of Texas at Austin
  August 30, 2005
• Creating the Personal Supercomputer
• CrisisGrid: Critical Infrastructure and Informatics for Disaster Response
  CrisisGrid: Critical Infrastructure and Informatics for Disaster Response.
• Critical Infrastructure Protection
  Internet and computer industry response to cybercrime.
• Crosslinguistic Resources: Scalable Precision Grammars
  Rapid prototyping of scalable precision grammars of any human language using LinGO.
• CU@USC with Professor Khoshnevis
  CU@USC host Jill Schneiderman speaks with Viterbi Engineering ProfessorBehrokh Khoshnevis concerning research in construction methods. Thispremier college interview program is produced by the University ofSouthern California.
• Culture and Prosperity: The Truth About Markets
  John Kay, Britain's leading economist; columnist, Financial Times
  June 1, 2004
• Customizing the Computational Capabilities of Processors
  Nate Clark, member, Compilers Creating Custom Processors, University of Michigan
  April 18, 2007
• Cyber-Infrastructure Report: Implications for the Future of Scientific Research
  Panel discussion of cyber-infrastructure.
• Cyber-Infrastructure Security: Information Sharing and Analysis Centers
  Overview and purpose for the IT-ISAC.
• Cyberinfrastructure for E-Science
• Cyclone: Programming-Language Technology for Reliable Software
  Research and development of reliable software systems.
• Cyclone: Safe Programming
  Cyclone project brings safety to c programming.
• Dartmouth Digital Dorm
  Martin Redman and David Kotz
  October 20, 2004
• Data Abstraction without Control Abstraction in Software Model Checking
  Michael Jones, assistant professor, Computer Science Department, Brigham Young University
  June 22, 2006
• Data Harvesting: A Random Coding Approach to Rapid Dissemination and Efficient Storage of Data
  Supratim Deb, Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems, MIT
  September 2, 2004
• Data Mining
  Challenges of data mining in e-business.
• Data Mining & Machine Learning to Empower Business Strategy
  Oliver Downs, founder, Analytical Insights, Inc.
  October 7, 2004
• Data Streaming Algorithms for Efficient and Accurate Estimation of Flow Size Distribution
  Abhishek Kumar, Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology
  September 3, 2004
• Data Structure Repair
• Data Structures & Algorithms
• Data-driven methods in Description-based Audio Information Processing
  Shiva Sundaram Ph. D. candidate in the Signal and Image Processing Institute (SIPI) at USC
  4/11/2008
• Data-Driven Texture and Motion
  Explores algorithms used for video-based action recognition and motion transfer.
• Databases in Grid Applications: Locally in Distribution
• Dataflow Architectures
  Prototype dataflow architectures blended with conventional, imperative programming languages.
• Dealing with Darwin: How Great Companies Innovate at Every Phase of their Evolution
  Geoffrey A. Moore, author of four bestselling business books
  March 7, 2006
• Dealing with Data: Classification, Clustering and Ranking
  Dengyong Zhou, Machine Learning, NEC Laboratories America
  April 11, 2006
• Debian: Anatomy of an Open Source Project
  Ian Murdock, chief technology officer, Linux Foundation
  February 20, 2007
• Debugging Concurrent Software by Context-Bounded Analysis
  A new static analysis technique based on model checking for automatically finding errors in concurrent software.
• Decision Procedures for Recursive Data Structures with Integer Arithmetic
  Ting Zhang, Ph.D. student, Computer Science, Stanford University
  April 27, 2006
• Declarative Querying of Sensor Networks Through Automatic Service Planning
• Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future
  Bill McKiibben, American environmentalist and writer
  March 21, 2007
• Deep Photo and Gigapixel Images
  Johannes Kopf, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Konstanz
  2/25/2008
• Defying Categorization: DXARTS
• Delegatable Anonymous Credentials
  Melissa Chase, Ph. D Candidate, Computer Science, Brown University
  2/08/2008
• Dense Triangle-Free Digraphs
  Blair D. Sullivan, fourth year Ph.D. student (2007), Mathematics Department, Princeton University
  April 27, 2007
• Dependable Messaging in Sensor Networks
  Hongwei Zhang, Ph.D. student, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, The Ohio State University
  March 30, 2006
• Dependable Software via Automated Verification
  Wei-Ngan Chin, Ph.D., associate professor, Department of Computer Science, National University of Singapore
  November 20, 2007
• Deputy: Dependent Types for Safe Systems Software
  Jeremy Condit, graduate student, University of California, Berkeley
  March 13, 2007
• Dereverberation Suppression for Improved Speech Recognition and Human Perception
• Design and development of a content-based music search engine
  Doug Turnbull, Graduate Student, UC San Diego
  1/11/2008
• Design for Highly Complex Programmable Logic Architectures
• Design Methods: Distributed Systems
  A discussion including IC design and embedded software programming.
• Designing Ad Auctions: An Algorithmic Perspective
• Designing Adaptive Embedded Systems
  Devika Subramanian, Ph.D., professor, Computer Science, Rice University
• Designing and Evaluating Glanceable Peripheral Displays
  Tara Matthews, Ph.D. candidate, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), University of California at Berkeley
  February 22, 2007
• Designing Appropriate Computing Technologies for the Rural Developing World
  The development of CAM, a toolkit for mobile phone data collection, in the rural developing world.
• Designing Extensible IP Router Software
• Designing for Fluent Interaction
  Human-computer interaction design using ubiquitous computing.
• Designing for Intimacy: Interaction Research at the Human Communication Technologies (HCT) Laboratory
• Designing Interactions
  Bill Moggridge, founder, IEO
  December 12, 2006
• Designing User Interfaces
• Deterministic Network Coding by Matrix Completion
• Developing GEMSTONE, A Next Generation Cyberinfrastructure
• Developing Machine Translation Prototypes for Languages with Limited Resources
  Learning-based approaches for developing MT prototypes for languages with limited resources.
• Developing Physically-Based, Dynamic Vocal Tract Models Using ArtiSynth
  Sidney Fels and John Lloyd, University of British Columbia
  January 24, 2007
• Developing the Best Life and Death Solver in Go
  Akihiro Kishimoto, Department of Media Architecture, Future University-Hakodate, Japan
  November 13, 2007
• Developmental Programming and Distributed Robot Control
  Rod Grupen, Ph. D., Professor, Laboratory for Perceptual Robotics, University of Massachusetts
  8/13/2007
• Developments in Dynamic Graph Algorithms
  Liam Roditty, Ph.D. student, Tel-Aviv University
  February 20, 2006
• Dialogue Session: Worklife Balance and the Retention of Talent
• Digital Cash
• Digital Michelangelo
• Digital Photography: Bhutan Expedition
  Digital camera print processing and archival web storage and display.
• Digital Simplicity through Activity-Based Computing
  Recent advances that make it possible for small, on-body sensors to assist people with everyday activities.
• Digital Simplicity Through Activity-Based Computing
  James Landay, associate professor, Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington
  February 8, 2007
• Digital Video Transport System (DVTS) for High Quality Video Telemicrscopy Using the Internet2
  A discussion on the comparison of older technology with the currentDVTS implementation and a demonstration of DVTS telemicroscopy.
• Digitizing Petroglyphs in Puerto Rico
  Journey to Puerto Rico to watch as a university team preserves ancient carvings with 3D imaging technology.
• Directions and Challenges in Integrated Circuit Scaling
• Director of MIT's Auto-ID Laboratory and a Professor of Information Engineering
  John Williams, director, MIT's Auto-ID Laboratory; professor, Information Engineering
  April 18, 2007
• Discovering Heap Anomalies in the Wild
  Maria Jump, Ph. D. Candidate, Department of Computer Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin
  10/11/2007
• Discrete Global Minimization Algorithms
  How global optima can be found as the limit of a set of purely combinatorial problems.
• Discrete Mathematics: Expanders Graphs & Eigenvalues
  The study of expander graphs, discrete mathematics and theoretical computer science.
• Discriminative Graphical Models for Structured Data Prediction
  Yan Liu, doctoral candidate, Language Technologies Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
  March 30, 2006
• Discriminative Learning and Spanning Tree Algorithms for Dependency Parsing
• Dispersion of Mass and the Complexity of Randomized Algorithms
  Santosh Vempala, associate professor, Mathematics Department, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  June 20, 2006
• Display System Performance
• Distance Learning in Rural Third World Communities
  Technologies for distance learning in rural, third world communities.
• Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Charles Bostian
  Alumni Distinguished Professor Charles Bostian speaks on modern radioresearch as part of the Distinguished Faculty Lectures at VirginiaTech.
• Distinguishing Chambers of the Moment Polytope
• Distributed Hash Tables for Large-Scale Cooperative Applications
• Distributed Implementations of Vickrey-Clarke-Groves Mechanisms
• Distributed Multi-Robot Exploration and Mapping
• Distributed Router Fabrics
  Statistical modeling language for representing heterogeneous biological entities.
• Distributed Spectrum Access: Protocols and Prototype
  Ashu Sabharwal, Director, Center for Multimedia Communications, Rice University
  7/26/2007
• Distributed Speculative Execution: A Programming Model for Reliability and Increased Performance
  Cristian Tapus, Ph.D., postdoctoral scholar, Center for Advanced Computing Research (CACR)
  April 18, 2007
• DNA Self-assembly and Computer System Fabrication
• DNA Time Series Expression Data
  Algorithms to analyze time series expression data.
• Doing a Mao and the Xray Paradox: How Can Humanity Overcome Organization?
  Max McKeown, management advisor to top companies and innovative speaker
  November 30, 2006
• DopplerSource: .NET Framework for Accessing Doppler Radar Data
• Drainage Forum: The Allison Experience
• Dreaming in Code: Two Dozen Programmers, Three Years, 4,732 Bugs and One Quest for Transcendent Software
  Scott Rosenberg, OpenSalon
  January 23, 2007
• DRM and MSFT: A Product No Customer Wants
• DTN Routing and Capacity Enhancement in an Outdoor Mobile Environment
  Mark Corner, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts-Amherst and Brian Neil Levine, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts Amherst
  October 27, 2006
• Dynamic Algebraic Algorithms
  Piotr Sankowski, Ph. D., Post-Doc Fellow, University of Rome "La Sapienza", Italy
  8/16/2007
• Dynamic Inference of Abstract Types
  MichaelD. Ernst, associate professor, Electrical Engineering and ComputerScience, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab,Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  December 12, 2006
• Dynamic Invariant Detection
• Dynamic Languages for .NET
• Dynamic Mechanism Design
  Ilya Segal, Roy and Betty Anderson Professor, Humanities and Sciences, Stanford University
  1/3/2008
• Dynamic Point Samples for Free-Viewpoint Video
• Dynamic Semantics of Programming Languages and Applications to Testing
• Dynamics and Equilibria: Communication Complexity and Adaptive Heuristics
  Sergiu Hart, Dept of Mathematics, Dept of Economics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
  February 7, 2007
• Dynamics of Real-World Networks
• Dynamics, Emergence and Simulation
  Will Wright, creator of SimCity and Spore
  November 7, 2007
• Dynamosaics: Dynamic Mosaics with Non-Chronological Time
• E-Commerce
• e-Science and Cyberinfrastructure
  Middleware services for academic research networks collaborations that are creating the new e-Infrastructure.
• ECRS - Experimental Controlled Research System
• Edgenet 2006 - A Data Model for Policy
  Anders Vinberg
  June 2, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Customer Insight: CSO's Perspective on Network Policies
  Mark Ashida, general manager, Windows Enterprise Networking
  June 1, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Experiences Managing Networks in IBM HPC Grid Infrastructure and Enterprise VoIP
  Dinesh Verma
  June 2, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Experimental Design for Flexible Network Diagnosis
  Yin Zhang, University of Texas at Austin
  June 2, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Is An Office Without Wires Feasible?
  Sharad Agarwal
  June 2, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Issues in Enterprise Networks
  Terry Gray, Jim Pepin and Mark Poepping
  June 1, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Keynote - Model-Based Management of Distributed Services
  Kirill Tatarinov, VP Microsoft Windows & Enterprise Management Division
  June 1, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Managing Corporate WiFi Networks Using DAIR
  Jitu Padhye
  June 1, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Measuring and Monitoring Microsoft's Enterprise Network
  Richard Mortier
  June 1, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - New Directions in Enterprise Network Management
  Aditya Akella
  June 2, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Problems and Solutions in Enterprise Network Control
  David A. Maltz, Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon University
  June 2, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Pushing Group Communication to the Edge Will Enable Radically New Distributed Applications
  Ken Birman
  June 2, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - The Case for Comprehensive Diagnostics
  Chris DiFatta and Mark Poepping
  June 1, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - The Protection Problem in Enterprise Networks
  Martin Casado, Ph.D. student, Computer Science, Stanford University
  June 1, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Virtual LAN as a Network Control Mechanism
  Tzi-cker Chiueh
  June 2, 2006
• Edgenet 2006 - Wireless Network Measurement Challenges
  David Kotz, Ph.D., Computer Science, Dartmouth College
  June 1, 2006
• Effect of Collusion in Some Network Games
  A look at how self-interested colluding players effect network solutions.
• Effective and Efficient User Interaction for Long Queries
  Giridhar Kumaran, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Computer Science, University of Massachusetts Amherst
  2/05/2008
• Effective Scientific Data Management through Provenance Collection
  Yogesh Simmhan, Doctoral Candidate, Indiana University
  6/12/2007
• Effective Security Practices: Present and Future
  Internet2 Spring 2004 Member Meeting Effective Security Practices: Present and Future
• Effective Static Race Detection
• Effective Static Race Detection for Java
  Mayur Naik, fourth year Ph.D. student, Computer Science Department, Stanford University
  April 5, 2007
• Effective Use of Microsoft Word for Academic Writing
• Efficient Actions in Dynamic Auction Environment
• Efficient and Robust Routing in the Presence of Computing Interests
• Efficient Data Dissemination in Bandwidth-Asymmetric P2P Networks
  Thinh Nguyen, Ph.D., Oregon State University
  April 28, 2006
• Electric Energy Systems
  Computational methods for the real time simulation of energy systems.
• Elliptic Nets with Applications to Cryptography
  Katherine Stange, student, Brown University
  January 30, 2007
• Email Activity Management: A Machine Learning Approach
  Nicholas Kushmerick, senior lecturer, School of Computer Science & Informatics, University College Dublin, Ireland
  February 27, 2006
• Embedded Formal Verification Assistants in the .NET Framework
• Embedded Networked Sensing Redux
• Embedded Networked Sensing Systems
  Applying sensor networks.
• Embedded Systems
  Embedded system resource management.
• Embedded Systems Capstone Design with Professor Gaetano Boriello
• Emotion Recognition in Speech Signal: Experimental Study, Development and Applications
• Empirical Evaluation of Agile Software Development Processes: Industrial Case Studies
• Employing Decision Procedures for Automatic Program Analysis and Verification of Heap-Manipulating Programs
  Greta Yorsh, Ph.D. candidate, School of Computer Science, Tel Aviv University
  March 19, 2007
• Enabling Internet Malware Investigation and Defense Using Virtualization
  Xuxian Jiang, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, Purdue University
  April 4, 2006
• Enabling NASA's New Vision for Space Exploration through Human-Centered Intelligent Systems
• Enabling What-If Explorations in Distributed Systems
  Eno Thereska, PhD student, Carnegie Mellon University
  March 26, 2007
• End-User Control in the Smart Home
  Anind Dey, assistant professor, Human-Computer Interaction Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
  June 2, 2006
• Ender?s Game for Science and Engineering: Games for Real, for Now, or we Lose the Brain War
  Merrilea Mayo, Ph.D., Director of the Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable, National Academies
  8/21/2007
• Energy and Bandwidth Efficiency in Wireless Networks
  Wayne Stark, Ph.D., professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan
  October 2, 2006
• Energy Conservation Techniques in Mobile Delay-Tolerant Sensor Networks
  Chris Sadler, Ph.D. student, Princeton University
  March 21, 2007
• Energy Efficient System Design and Utilization
• Energy Minimization for Computer Vision via Graph Cuts
• Engineer in Space
• Engineering A Secure Future
  Research directions for national security technology applications.
• Engineering Achievements of the 20th Century and Challenges for the 21st
  The impact of engineering on society.
• Engineering Complex Systems and Complex Systems Engineering
  Julio Ottino discusses engineering complex systems and complex systems engineering.
• Engineering Education in the 21st Century
  NAE President and UVa Professor William A. Wulf calls for a change in the way we educate our nation’s future engineers.
• EngineeringPerformance Using Control Theory: A One Day How-To: Control Analysisand Real world applications (Various publications)
  Joe Hellerstein
  5/14/2007
• Engineering Performance Using Control Theory: A One Day How-To: Introduction and Theory Part 1
  Joe Hellerstein
  5/14/2007
• Engineering Performance Using Control Theory: A One Day How-To: Theory Part 2
  Joe Hellerstein
  5/14/2007
• Enhanced Aerial Lift Controller
• Enhancing Creativity Through Toolkits
  Leveraging toolkits to create innovative interfaces.
• Enhancing Security of Real-World Systems with a Better Understanding of the Threats
• Enhancing Text Representation Through Knowledge-Based Feature Generation
  Evgeniy Gabrilovich, Ph.D. student, Computer Science Department, Technion Israel Institute of Technology
  June 15, 2006
• Enhancing the Markov Chain Monte Carlo Method
  Nayantara Bhatnagar, Ph.D candidate, Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization program, Georgia Tech
  January 18, 2007
• Entanglement Entropy in Extended Systems
• Enterprise Authority and Signet Privilege Management
  Enterprise Authority and Signet Privilege Management.
• Entity and Relation Types in Web Search: Annotation, Indexing and Scoring Techniques
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• Entity Search: Are You Searching for What You Want?
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• Entrepreneurship
• Environmental Science from Satellites
• Environmentally Immersive Programming
• EnviroSuite: An Environmentally-Immersive Programming Framework for Sensor Networks
  Liqian Luo, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  March 12, 2007
• Ephemeral Instrumentation for Lightweight Program Profiling
• Epigenetic Development: Generating Internal Representations through Interactions with the Real-World Environments
  Juyang (John) Weng, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Michigan State University
  8/20/2007
• Equal Access: Computer Labs
  Participants describe making computing labs accessible to people with disabilities.
• Error Detection Using Shape Analysis with Local Reasoning
• Error-Tolerant Networking Protocols
• eScience - The Revolution is Starting
• eScience Workshop 2005 - Welcome
• Estimating Geometric Scene Context from a Single Image
• Estimation of Intrinsic Dimensionality Using High-Rate Vector Quantization
• Ethane: A Protection Architecture for Enterprise Networks
  Martin Casado, PhD student, Computer Science, Stanford University
  September 20, 2006
• Evaluating Retrieval System Effectiveness
• Evan Kaplan, CEO and Co-founder, Aventail
  Aventail president is a guest.
• Event-Driven Simultaneous Compilation
  Dean Tullsen, professor, Computer Science and Engineering, UCSD
  September 20, 2006
• Everything Bad is Good for You: How Today's Popular Culture is Actually Making Us Smarter
• Everything is Miscellaneous: The Power of the New Digital Disorder
  David Weinberger, co-author, The Cluetrain Manifesto; author, Small Pieces, Loosely Joined
  May 16, 2007
• Evolutionarily Stable Strategies of Random Games, and the Vertices of Random Polygons
  Sergiu Hart, Dept of Mathematics, Dept of Economics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
  February 6, 2007
• Exact 2-CSP Optimization Using Matrix Multiplication
• Examining Representation, Classification, and Personalization Using a Unified Framework
• Exceptional Situations and Program Reliability
• Exceptions and side-effects in atomic blocks
• Exhaustive Phase Order Search Space Exploration and Evaluation
  Prasad A. Kulkarni, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, Florida State University
  April 18, 2007
• Exiting the Cleanroom: On Ecological Validity and Ubiquitous Computing
  Dr. Jennifer Mankoff, assistant professor, Human Computer Interaction Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
  June 2, 2006
• Explaining Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) Attacks on Campus Leaders
  Joe St Sauver, of University of Oregon, explains the effects ofDistributed Denial of Service (DDOS) Attacks.
• Explicit-Symbolic Modeling for Formal Verification
  Sérgio V. Campos, Ph.D., associate professor, Computer Science, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
  November 14, 2007
• Exploiting Comparable Corpora
  Dragos Munteanu, Ph.D. student, University of Southern California
  November 29, 2006
• Exploiting Hardware/Software Interactions for Embedded Systems Design
  Sibin Mohan, Ph.D. student, Department of Computer Science, North Carolina State University
  2/5/2008
• Exploiting Multiple Cores Today: Scalability and Reliability For Off-the-Shelf Software
  Emery Berger, Ph.D., assistant professor, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
  August 8, 2006
• Exploiting Redundancy for Robust Sensing
• Exploiting the Transients of Adaptation for RoQ Attacks on Internet Resources
• Exploring Mars by 4-Wheel Drive
• Exploring the Social Institutional Dimensions of MoSoSo Design
• Exploring Tools and Techniques for Distributed Continuous Quality Assurance
  AdamPorter, Ph.D., associate professor, Department of Computer Science,Institute for Advanced Computer Studies, University of Maryland
  November 8, 2006
• Exposing the National Water Information System to GIS through Web Services
• Expressive Speech-Driven Facial Animation
  Yong Cao, Ph. D., Assistant Professor, Computer Science Department, Virginia Tech
  9/13/2007
• ExScal: Elements of an Extreme Scale Wireless Sensor Network
• Extended Static Checking
• Extending Rotor with Structural Reflection to Support Reflective Languages
• Extending the Internet Architecture to Sensor Networks: Some Open Questions
• Extensible Object-Theories in HOL-OCL
  Burkhart Wolff, associate professor and lecturer, ETH Zürich
  August 24, 2006
• Extracting Product Features and Opinions from Reviews
• Extractors for a Constant Number of Polynomially Small Min-Entropy Independent Sources
  Anup Rao, Ph.D. student, Computer Science, University of Texas at Austin
  January 19, 2007
• Extremal Set Theory, Boolean Functions, and Occam's Razor
• Eyes on Multimodel Interaction
• Face Recognition
• Face Recognition: Opportunities and Challenges
  Dr. Yu Hen Hu, IEEE
  March 17, 2006
• Fast Belief Propagation for Early Vision
• Fast Database and Data Streaming Operations Using Graphics Processors
• Fast Infinite-State Model Checking in Integer-Based Systems
• Faster Decoding with Synchronous Grammars and n-gram Language Models
  Liang Huang, 4th-year Ph.D. student, University of Pennsylvania
  December 11, 2006
• Feature Selection through Lasso
  Bin Yu, Professor of Statistics, University of California at Berkeley
  March 6, 2006
• Federal Large-Scale Networking and Opportunities for Research Universities
  Overview of the Large-Scale Networking program and its technical focus.
• Federated Security Services
  Federated Security Services
• Federating Identity Management within Higher Education and with other Federations
  A focus on the growing interest in federating identity management viafederations, associations of enterprises that come together to exchangeinformation about their users and resources to enable collaborationsand transactions.
• Federations
  Policy and technology issues in federations.
• Feedback Arc Sets and Girth in Digraphs
  Blair D. Sullivan, Grad Student, Mathematics Department, Princeton University
  10/11/2007
• Filtering of a Group Delay Equalized Delta-Sigma Modulated Envelope Signal in an EER Architecture
  Jorge Mártires, Ph.D. student, Electrical Engineering
  September 27, 2006
• Fish Shtick
• Fitting a C^M Smooth Function to Data
  Charles Fefferman, Mathematics Department, Princeton University
• Five Forces in the Network Economy
• Fixing the String Kernel - A Semi-Definite Programming Approach
• Flexible Dynamic Linking for .NET
• Flow Control in Wireless Networks
  Minghua Chen, Ph.D. student, Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, University of California at Berkeley
  June 6, 2006
• Fluid Interaction for High Resolution Wall-Size Displays
• Flying on Air: The Science of Inflatable Wings
  Find out about BIG BLUE, a project at the University of Kentucky exploring inflatable glider technology for Mars exploration.
• Folklore of Network Protocol Design (Anita Borg Lecture)
• Formal Commercial Contracts
• Fostering Open Source Social Moments
• Fountain Codes over Arbitrary Channels and Threshold Phenomena
• Framework for Domain-Specific Optimization at Runtime
• FreeSoDA
• Friendly Virtual Machines: Leveraging a Feedback-Control Model for Application Adaptation
• From Dust to Doctors: Wireless Sensor Networks for Medical Applications
• From GUIs to PUIs
• From Local to Global Visual Similarity in Space and in Time
  Eli Shechtman, Ph.D. student, Weizmann Institute of Science
  March 1, 2007
• From Models to Systems: Applications of Model-based Design to Modern Large-Scale Systems
  Ethan Jackson, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, Vanderbilt University
  December 6, 2006
• FromMulti-Lingual Character Recognition (Printed, on-line and offlinehandwritten) to Multi-model Biometric Verification and Identification
• From Perception and Discriminative Learning to Interactive Behavior
• From Personal Computers to Personal Information Environments
• From Promoter to Expression - A Probabilistic Framework for Inferring Regulatory Mechanisms
• From Sensors to Semantics: Intelligent Context for Situated Computing
  DonaldJ. Patterson, Assistant Professor, Donald Bren School of Informationand Computer Sciences, University of California at Irvine
  10/1/2007
• From Software Engineering to Software as Service: Computing Task Dependencies from Work Artifacts
  James D. Herbsleb, associate professor, Computer Science; director, Software Industry Center, Carnegie Mellon University
  August 11, 2006
• From Supercomputing to the Grid
• From Textons to Parts: Local Image Features for Texture and Object Recognition
• From TimeSync to EmStar: What's Really Hard in Sensor Networks?
• From Wayback Machine to Weblab: New Opportunities for Social Research
  Michael Macy, professor and chair, Sociology, Cornell University
  May 24, 2006
• Functional Image Synthesis
• Fusion of Optical and Radio Frequency Techniques: Cameras, Projectors and Wireless Tags
  Ramesh Raskar, Ph. D., Senior Research Scientist, MERL
  6/4/2007
• Future Hype: The Myths of Technology Change
  Bob Seidensticker, former Microsoft employee
  April 18, 2006
• Future of Forensics
• G2 Microsystems Presents to Microsoft
  Mr. Gloekler, founder, president and ceo, Ernst & Young
  March 31, 2006
• Gadgets for Good: How Computer Researchers Can Help Save Lives in Poor Countries
• Games, gamers, and digital entertainment in the home: sociological studies of computation and play
  Tracy Kennedy, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Sociology, University of Toronto
  8/23/2007
• Games@MSR - The Pleasures of Virtual/Fantasy Warfare: Learning from Counter-Strike
  Talmadge Wright, Ph. D, Associate Professor, Sociology, Loyola University Chicago
  7/17/2007
• Garbage Collection Algorithms
  New garbage collection algorithms: Beltway and Ulterior Reference Counting.
• Garbage Collection without Paging
• Garbage-First Garbage Collection (and a Related Compiler Optimization)
• Gardens Point Generics (GPG)
• GCspy for Rotor
• Gender, Lies and Video Games: Women and Computer Sciences
  Research on increasing the participation of females in the computer sciences.
• General Session: IDEA Awards Update, A Strategy for Continually Reinventing the Internet
  This talk considers the challenge in making fundamental changes to theInternet's architecture, and proposes a strategy for continualevolution.
• General Session: National LambdaRail and Internet2: Technical and Organizational Progress
  National LambdaRail and Internet2: Technical and Organizational Progress.
• General Session: The Importance of Networking in Technology Convergence
  A discussion on the relevance of opening new communication linksbetween industry and academia for the purpose of collaborativeresearch.
• Generalized Algebraic Data Types and All That
  Martin Sulzmann, assistant professor, School of Computing, National University of Singapore
  August 22, 2006
• Generalized Alias Analysis on a Basis for Programming Tools
• Generating Parallel Transforms Using Spiral
  Franz Franchetti and Markus Püschel, Carnegie Mellon University
  September 20, 2006
• Generation of dense linear algebra software for shared memory and multicore architectures
  Dr. Paolo Bientinesi, Ph. D.
  3/25/2008
• Generative Models of Discourse
  Eugene Charniak, Ph. D, Professor, Computer Science and Cognitive Science, Brown University
  7/12/2007
• Generic Entity Resolution
• Generic Programming in the Parallel Boost Graph Library
  Doug Gregor, Ph. D Researcher, Open Systems Laboratory, Indiana University
  11/28/2007
• Genome: Transcriptional Regulatory Modules
  Locating occurrences for transcriptional modules.
• GeoDec: Enabling Geospatial Decision Making
• Geometric Optics, Duality and Congestion in Sensornets
  Christos H. Papadimitriou, C. Lester Hogan professor, Computer Science, UC Berkeley
  August 10, 2006
• Geometry and Expansion: A Survey of Recent Results
• Getting Started in Podcasting
• Gibbs Measures on Trees and Random Graphs
  Allan Sly, student, UC Berkeley
  November 14, 2007
• Global n-Way Interactive HD over IP Video
  Michael Wellings describes the systems used, preparations at the remotesites and how problems were overcome for the Neptune HD project.
• Google Ad Systems
  How Google makes money through the Google ad systems.
• Google: A Behind-the-Scenes Look
  Google Fellow Jeff Dean chronicles the history of data processing atGoogle, including in-house innovations such as GFS and MapReduce.
• Graph Cuts without Eigenvectors
  Brian Kulis, Ph.D. student, University of Texas at Austin
  July 10, 2006
• Graph Powers and Capacities
  Eyal Lubetzky, Ph.D. student, School of Mathematics, Tel Aviv University
  January 4, 2007
• Grassroots, Viral, Low Cost/High Impact Learning Content Diffusion: Getting Your Brand Noticed without a Big Ad Campaign
• Grid Computing Using .NET
• Grounding the Lexical Semantics of Verbs in Visual Perception using Force Dynamics and Event Logic
• Group Forming and Grassroots Organizing Technology
  Zack Rosen, co-founder and executive director, CivicSpace Foundation
  March 29, 2006
• Guanxi (The Art of Relationships) : Microsoft, China, and Bill Gates's Plan to Win the Road Ahead
  Robert Buderi and Gregory T. Huang
  May 9, 2006
• Guidelines: Web Data Collection for Understanding and Interacting with Your Users
• Gumstix: It's A Small Yet Fully Functional Computer
  Don Anderson
  9/5/2007
• Hancock: A Language for Computing with Large Data Streams
• Hardware-Software Co-Design for General-Purpose Processors
  Craig Zilles, Assistant Professor, Computer Science Department, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
  4/16/2008
• Havoc on Ntfs'
  Brian Hackett, PhD candidate, Computer Science Department, Stanford
  10/3/2007
• Hawaii's High Tech Workforce
  University of Hawai'i CIO David Lassner leads the discussion regardingissues in Hawaii's high tech workforce and environment. High TechHawai'i is a production of the University of Hawai'i.
• Hawaii's High Technology Development Corporation
  Find out how Hawaii looks to expand its economy through development ofcommercial high tech ventures. High Tech Hawai'i is a production of theUniversity of Hawai'i.
• HDTV over Internet: Bag Lunch Panel
• Headwinds and Tailwinds: Where is the U.S. Economy Going?
• Heap assertions on demand
  Andreas Podelski, professor, University of Freiburg, Germany
  11/26/2007
• Helping Kinsey Compute: Statistics with Secrecy
  Preserving privacy in statistical databases.
• Herald: Global Event Notification
• Hierarchical Dirichlet Processes
• Hierarchical Phrase-Based Translation with Suffix Arrays.
  Adam Lopez, Software Engineer, IBM Corporation
  5/21/2007
• High Fidelity Image-Based Modeling
  Yasutaka Furukawa, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
  8/24/2007
• High Performance Computing Without a Degree in Computer Science
  Emerging research at Rice promising to overcome limitations of scripting languages.
• High-Dimensional Computational Geometry
• High-Tech Entrepreneurship: An Idiosyncratic View of Technology
• HighlyIntegrated 3D RF Front-Ends for Convergent (Telecommunication,Computing and Entertainment) Applications: Status and Challenges
• HOPI Update
  Update on the HOPI project.
• How Can We Apply the Most Powerful Tools of Our Time to the Search for an Effective HIV Vaccine?
• How does the ASTREE analyzer deal with digital filters?
  Dr. Jerome Feret, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, France
  8/16/2007
• How Helpful is Network Coding?
  Baochun Li, associate professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Toronto
  September 22, 2006
• How Likely is Buffon's Needle to Meet a Cantor Square?
  Fedor Nazarov, Ph.D. Salem Prize winner 1999
  April 6, 2007
• How Low Can Safe Languages Go?
• How People Treat Interfaces Like People: Social Psychology and Design
• How to Disembed a Program
• How to Get the Most Out of a Startup
  Learn how to launch your own start-up.
• How to make Discretionary Access Control Resistant to Trojan Horses
  Ninghui Li, Assistant Professor, Computer Science at Purdue University
  3/10/2008
• How to Make Love the Bruce Campbell Way
• How to Survive a Robot Uprising: Tips to Defend Yourself Against the Coming Rebellion
• HTH - Cyber Security is Everyone's Responsibility
  Join industry leaders as they address cyber security issues, and howeveryone can participate in safeguarding the web.
• Human Computation
  Luis von Ahn, post-doctoral fellow, Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University
  March 30, 2006
• Human Computation: Channeling Human Brainpower
  Channeling human brainpower using computer games to solve computer problems.
• Human Detection and Pose from Images and Videos
  Bill Triggs, permanent researcher, Centre National de Recherche Scientifique
  October 10, 2006
• Human-Level Performance on Word Analogy Questions by Latent Relational Analysis
• Hyperparameter and Kernel Learning for Graph Based Semi-Supervised Classification
• I-Room - Intelligent Collaborative Spaces for Emergency Response
  AustinTate, Professor, Chair, Knowledge-Based Systems, Director, ArtificialIntelligence Applications Institute, University of Edinburgh
  2/8/2008
• Identifying Regulatory Motifs in DNA Sequences
• Identifying Similar Past Events in a Continuous Monitoring System
  Magdalena Balazinska, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Engineering Department, University of Washington
  9/28/2007
• Identity-Based Encryption: A Biometric Approach to Privacy
  Cryptographic solutions to create human biometric-based encryption.
• Image Segmentation using Spectral Rounding
  This lecture presents a new image segmentation algorithm, Spectral Roun.ding (SR)
• Imitating the Immune System
  Claus Lundegaard, associated professor, Immunological Bioinformatics, CBS, Technical University of Denmark
  March 23, 2007
• Impala: A Middleware System for Managing Autonomic, Mobile, Wireless Sensor Networks
• Implementation of a Non-Strict Functional Language on Rotor
• Implicit Feedback: Techniques for Deployment and Evaluation
• Improved Gapped Alignment in BLAST Genomic Search
• Improving Data Recovery From Embedded Networked Sensing Systems with Fault Detection and Diagnosis
  Nithya Ramanathan, Ph.D Student, Computer Science, Center for Embedded Networked Sensing, UCLA
  2/1/2008
• Improving Information Interactions
  Research to improve our interaction with information.
• Improving Packet Delivery Efficiency Using Multi-Radio Diversity in Wireless LANs
  Allen Miu, Ph.D. candidate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  April 27, 2006
• Improving Rotor for Dynamically Typed Languages
• Improving Routing Scalability Through Mobile Geographic Hashing MANETs
  Saumitra Das, Ph.D. candidate, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering,Purdue University, West Lafayette
  April 3, 2006
• Improving Software Security with Precise Static and Runtime Analysis
  Benjamin Livshits, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, Stanford University
  June 26, 2006
• Improving the Reliability of Commodity Operating Systems
  Nooks: a subsystem that seeks to improve operating system reliability.
• Improving the Reliability of Commodity Operating Systems
• In Search of Safer Cars/The Threat of Cholera
• In Search of the Joule of Computer Architecture
• In-Network, Physical Adaptation of Sensor Networks
  William J. Kaiser, PhD, Professor Electrical Engineering Department, UCLA
  5/24/2007
• In-Situ Model Checking of MPI Parallel Programs
  Ganesh Gopalakrishnan, Professor, School of Computing, University of Utah
  8/27/2007
• Incorporating Trust into Web Authority
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• Increasing Concurrency using EDGE Architectures
  Karthikeyan Sankaralingam, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin
  May 3, 2006
• India's Emerging Competitiveness
• Indifference is Death: Responsibility, Leadership, & Innovation
• Inductive Learning and Representation for Text Categorization
• Industry Perspectives on Optical Networking
  Panelists offer I2 participants an industry perspective on optical networking.
• Inferring Class Invariants in Object-Oriented Languages Via Abstract Interpretation
• Inferring Information Status for Reference Generation in Open Domains
• Information Flow, Modularity, and Declassification
  Anindya Banerjee, associate professor, Computing and Information Sciences, Kansas State University
  October 26, 2006
• Information Fusion: Multidocument Summarization
  Information Fusion
• Information Interfaces: Blending Information Visualization and Human-Computer Interaction
  John Stasko, professor, Georgia Institute of Technology
  March 24, 2006
• Information Processing Sensor Networks
  Challenges and progress in the field of sensor networks.
• Information Security
• Information Technologies and International Development: An Overview of Recent Results from Africa and India
  Dr.Michael L. Best, assistant professor, Sam Nunn School of InternationalAffairs and the School of Interactive Computing, Georgia Institute ofTechnology
  November 15, 2007
• Information Technology and Biometrics
• Information Wants to be Free (but is Everywhere in Chains)
• Innovative Collaborative Research Applications Using Grid Technology
  Researchers present collaborative applications.
• Innovention - The Process of Innovation and Invention
  David Pensak, senior fellow, Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania
  November 16, 2006
• Inspired by Nature: Cockroach Robotics
  Learn how the Cockroach Robot can help with searching dark and dangerous places.
• Instruction-Based Prediction Techniques in Operating Conjecture
• Integrated Land Use, Transportation, and Environmental Modeling: Recent Research and Future Directions
• Integrating Haskell with .NET Using Rotor
• Integrating OLAP and Ranking: The Ranking-Cube Methodology
  Dong Xin, graduating Ph.D. student, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  March 28, 2007
• Integration and Visualization in BioInformatics
• Intelligent Tutoring Systems
  Modeling meta-cognition and affective states to improve the effectiveness of intelligent tutoring systems.
• Inter-Partition Networking, a Hybrid Network Platform for Collaborative Applications
• Interaction Design for One-Handed Use of Mobile Devices
  Amy Karlson, Ph.D. Candidate, Computer Science, University of Maryland, College Park
  5/17/2007
• Interaction Design Projects for Health and Wellness
  Axel Roesle, Ph. D., Assistant Professor, University of Washington
  6/7/2007
• Interaction Techniques for Ambiguity Resolution in Recognition-based Interfaces
• Interactive Machine Learning: Leveraging Human Intelligence
• Interactive Visual Media
• Interfaces for Staying in the Flow
• Interfaces That Influence Groups
• Internet 3.0: Ten Problems with Current Internet Architecture and Solutions for the Next Generation
  Raj Jain, professor, Computer Science and Engineering, Washington University, St. Louis, MO
  April 6, 2007
• Internet Advertising and the Generalized Second Price Auction: Selling Billions of Dollars Worth of Keywords
• Internet Background Radiation
  Ruoming Pang, Computer Science at Princeton University
  April 4, 2005
• Internet Congestion Control, Bandwidth-Delay Product
• Internet Public Policy: Finally Getting Beyond the Metaphors
• Internet Search Engines
  Internet search engine innovations.
• Internet Telephony: Will it Kill the Telephone Companies, the Internet, or Both?
• Internet/Java
• Internet2 Applications
  Ben Teitelbaum talks about the many prospects of Internet2 applications.
• Internet2 Fall 2003 Member Meeting - Closing Plenary
  Internet2 Land Speed Record Award and presentation on NEPTUNE project.
• Internet2 Fall 2003 Member Meeting - Opening Plenary
  Innovative applications and the underlying high-performance network infrastructures.
• Internet2 Overview
  I2 CEO and President, Douglas Van Houweling addresses the developmentof advanced network applications and technologies.
• Internet2 Update (Second Plenary)
• Internet2: Collaboration and Technology Transfer (Closing Plenary)
• Internship Projects from MSR Community Technologies Group: Social Studies of Online Discussion Groups
  Itai Himelboim and Alan Schussman, interns this Winter in the Community Technologies Group
  March 23, 2007
• Interruptions on Software Teams: A Comparison of Paired and Solo Programmers
  Jan Chong, doctoral student, Department of Management Science and Engineering, Stanford University
  August 24, 2006
• Introducing Nielsen Buzzmetrics Research - The Global Measurement Standard in Consumer Generated Media
  Navot Akiva, M.Sc., M.B.A., research scientist, Nielsen Buzzmetrics
  August 11, 2006
• Introduction of the Mobile Robotics Lab
• Introduction to VLSI Design with Professor Chris Diorio
• Inventing Virtual Reading Teachers and Virtual Speech Therapists
• Inversion Transduction Grammar with Linguistic Constraints
  Colin Cherry, Ph.D. student, University of Alberta
  November 30, 2006
• Invisible Engines: How Software Platforms Drive Innovation
  DavidEvans, founder, Market Platform Dynamics; managing director, LECG'sGlobal Competition Policy Practice; and visiting professor, UniversityCollege, London
  November 14, 2006
• IP Network Traffic Matrix Inference and Anomaly Detection
  Albert Greenberg, AT&T Fellow; director, Network Measurement and Engineering Research, AT&T Labs-Research
  September 18, 2006
• IPv6 by 2006: The Case for IPv6 Deployment Throughout the Internet2 Community by 2006
  The case for IPv6.
• IR4TD: From PTC to Present
  Learn how revolutionary painting technology is making the automotive industry more environmentally friendly.
• Is Hardware Innovation Over?
  Future mobile phone functionality delivered by Bluespec using Guarded Atomic Actions synthesizing hardware
• Is Linux Maintainable?
• Is Scalable, Reliable Quantum Computation Possible?
• JET: Join-Exit Tree for Time Efficient Contributory Group Key Management
• Joint Cluster Analysis of Attribute Data and Relationship Data: Problems, Algorithms and Applications
  Martin Ester, Ph.D., senior and advisory systems engineer, Swissair
  January 8, 2007
• Juicing the Orange: How to Turn Creativity into a Powerful Competitive Advantage
  Pat Fallon and Fred Senn, Fallon Worldwide
  July 11, 2006
• Julia Anderson, vice president, Cap Gemini Ernst & Young
  Julia Anderson discusses her career.
• Kathryn Moler - Assistant Professor of Physics
• Keynote: From Smart Dust to Reliable Networks
• Kneser-Ney smoothing with a correcting function for small data sets
  Peter Taraba, Machine Learning Software Engineer, Smart Desktop, Seattle
  2/22/2008
• Knowledge Representation and Reasoning: Controlled Natural Language
  Presentation of a controlled natural language called Attempto Controlled English (ACE).
• Laboratory for Recognition and Organization of Speech
• Lambda Legal: Making the Case for Equality
  Kevin M. Cathcart, executive director, Lambda Legal
  August 3, 2006
• Lambda Table: High Resolution Tiled Display Table for Interacting with Large Visualizations
• Language Search Engines and Machine Translation: Making MT and Human Translators Smarter
  Tim Hunt and Aaron Davis
  7/17/2007
• Large Margin Generative Models
• Large-scale 3D Reconstruction from Video
• Lattice-Based Discriminative Training: Theory and Practice
  Dan Povey, Ph.D., IBM's T.J. Watson Research Center
  December 11, 2006
• LEARN
  Jim Williams provides a brief overview of the LEARN initiative.
• Learnable Similarity Functions and Their Applications in Information Integration and Clustering
  Mikhail Bilenko, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Computer Sciences, University of Texas at Austin
  March 27, 2006
• Learning About the Genome: Discriminative and Generative Modeling of Heterogenous Data
• Learning and Competition with Finite Automata
  Abraham Neyman, professor, Mathematics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
  February 22, 2007
• Learning and Inferring Transportation Routines
• Learning Discriminative Models with Incomplete Data
• Learning Hierarchical, Nonparametric Models for Visual Scenes
  Researchexploring hierarchical models that use contextual and geometricrelationships for more effective learning from large, partially labeledimage databases.
• Learning Models of Human Activities and Interactions using Multi-Modal Wearable Sensors
  Tanzeem Choudhury, Ph. D., affiliate faculty member, University of Washington
  9/24/2007
• Learning Nonlinear Data Manifolds
• Learning to Label Images
  Rich Zemel, associate professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto
  August 15, 2006
• Learning to Transform Time Series with a Few Examples
  An algorithm that learns to transform time series with examples.
• Learning using Large Datasets
  Léon Bottou, Ph. D, Researcher, NEC Labs America in Princeton
  12/10/2007
• Leaving Microsoft to Change the World
  John Wood, Room To Read
  September 22, 2006
• Lessons Learned from Applying Control Theory to Computing Sytems: A Manifesto for Resource Management Engineering
  Microsoft’s Joe Hellerstein explains how he applies control theory to resource management solutions in computing systems.
• Leveraging Fine-Grained Multithreading for Efficient SIMD Control Flow
  Tor M. Aamodt, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of British Columbia
  2/15/2008
• Life Under Your Feet: Using WSN in Soil Ecology
• Life-Sized Learning
  Lecture on computational environments, including machine learning and operations research.
• Lifelong user models, memory and learning
  Judy Kay, Principal, Computer Human Adaptive Interaction Group
  10/4/2007
• Limits of Obfuscation
• Linear Time Encodable/Decodable Codes
• Linked Decompositions of Networks and Polya Urns with Choice
  Christos H. Papadimitriou, C. Lester Hogan professor, Computer Science, UC Berkeley
  April 25, 2007
• List Decoding of Error-Correcting Codes
• LiveMusic Instruction with New World Symphony and Northwestern Universityusing New High Definition Video Communications from LifeSize
  Live 3-way multipoint call with the opportunity for the Philadelphiaparticipants to view in high definition and ask questions. LifeSizewill also be present to answer questions about the technology andproducts.
• Live Transpacific High Definition Videoconferencing: A Noteworthy Keynote
  Live Transpacific High Definition Videoconferencing: A Noteworthy Keynote.
• Load Management and Fault-Tolerance in a Distributed Stream Processing System
• Local Chromatic Number of Quadrangulation of Surfaces
  Gabor Tardos
  February 27, 2006
• Locality and Phases: Dynamic Structures of Large-Scale Program Behavior (2005)
• Locality and Phases: Dynamic Structures of Large-Scale Program Behavior (2006)
  Chen Ding, Computer Science Department, University of Rochester
  November 16, 2006
• Locating Family Values: A Field Trial of the Whereabouts Clock
  Dr. Barry Brown, innovative interdisciplinary researcher
  December 3, 2007
• Location Enhanced Web Services
  A discussion of open software that enables private, course grain,indoor and outdoor positioning on cellular mobile computers with noadditional hardware.
• Location Estimation for Activity Recognition
  The use of Bayesian filtering and GPS technology to track movement.
• Location, Time and Context in Systems: Rover - An Example
  Dr. Ashok K. Agrawala, professor, Computer Science and Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Maryland
  November 15, 2006
• Location-Based Activity Recognition
  DieterFox, associate professor and director, Robotics and State EstimationLab, Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington
  May 17, 2006
• Log-Based Architectures: Using Chip Multiprocessors to Help Software Behave Correctly
  Todd C. Mowry, director, Intel Research Pittsburgh; associate professor, Computer Science Department, Carnegie Mellon University
  September 6, 2006
• Logic in Computer Science
  The role of logic in computer science.
• Logical Inference Systems
  The challenges of logical inference.
• LogTM: Log-Based Transactional Memory
• Looking Beyond Performance: Processors for Time Travel
  Satish Narayanasamy, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, University of California, San Diego
  March 15, 2007
• Lost in Space: The Fall of NASA and the Dream of the New Space Age
• Low Distortion Embeddings for Edit Distance
  Yuval Rabani, Ph.D., associate professor, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
  October 12, 2006
• Lower Bounds for Linear Degeneracy Testing
• Mac OS X for UNIX Users
  The evolution of MAC OSX.
• Machine Learning Exploration Of Brain fMRI Data To Study Inhibitory Control Mechanisms
  Dimitris Samaras, Ph. D., Associate Professor, Stony Brook University
  8/10/2007
• Machine Learning Methods for Discovery of Regulatory Elements in Bacteria
• Machine Learning Methods for Structured and Collective Classification
  Thomas Hofmann
  April 3, 2006
• Machines Reasoning About Machines
• Machines with Emotional Intelligence
• Magnet Schools, Sports Analysis: Coach's Perspective
  Tech Horizons host Dr. Lloyd Griffiths examines magnet school success and the math behind basketball.
• Making Concurrency Mainstream
  EdwardA. Lee, Robert S. Pepper Distinguished professor, EECS and chair,Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences (EECS) Department, U.C.Berkeley
  January 12, 2007
• Making Faces: A Technique for Realistic Facial Animation Capture
• Making Networks More Robust
• Making NEXRAD Precipitation Data Available to the Hydrology Community
• Making Semiconductors Ferromagnetic: Reasons, Challenges, and Opportunities
  Jacek Furdyna, Marquez Endowed Chair, Information Theory and Computer Technology, University of Notre Dame
  December 1, 2006
• Making Smart Science Easier: The CombeChem Experience - eScience from the Laboratory to the Library
  Dr. Jeremy Frey, reader, School of Chemistry, University of Southampton, UK
  April 27, 2007
• Making Wireless LANs Faster and Fairer
• Managing Uncertainty Using Probabilistic Databases
  Nilesh Dalvi, Ph.D. candidate, University of Washington
  April 2, 2007
• Market-Based Programming Paradigms for Sensor Networks
• Market-Making: From Algorithms for Price-Setting to Emergent Market Properties
• Massive Parallelism in the TeraOPS Chip
  An introduction to Ambric’s new massively parallel teraOPS chip.
• Mathematical Analysis of Programs
• Mathematical Sketching: A New Approach for Creating and Exploring Dynamic Illustrations
• Maximizing the Spread of Influence in a Social Network
• ME++
• Measurement and Monitoring in Wireless Sensor Networks
• Measurement-Driven Modeling and Design of Internet-Scale Systems
• Mechanism Design: Private Value Optimization
  Applications and research in the field of mechanism design and game theory.
• Media Computation: Introducing Computing Contextualized in Video and Audio Processing
  Mark Guzdial, Professor, School of Interactive Computing, College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology
  3/17/2008
• Mediators
  Moshe Tennenholtz, Ph. D., Professor, Industrial Engineering and Management, Technion
  7/17/2007
• Medical Management of Chronic Disease
  Software tools for improving the management of chronic disease.
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop)
  Mark Bolas, University of Southern California, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• MemexSummit (Digital Memories Workshop) - Collaborative Annotation, Archivaland Visualization in a Biofeedback Rehabilitation system
  Hari Sundaram, Arts Media and Engineerin, Arizona State University, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - College and as Assistive Technology
  Ed Fox, Virginia Tech, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - Content-Based Similarity Search with MyLifeBits
  Kai Li, Princeton University, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - Digital Memories Software
  Jim Gemmell, Microsoft, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - Group Discussion
  Memex Summit, Group Discussion
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - Introduction
  Jim Gemmell, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - Memex Metadata (M2) for Personal Educational Portfolio
  Jane Greenberg, University of North Carolina, Memex Summi
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - MyHealthBits: Advanced Personal Health Record
  Bambang Parmanto, University of Pittsburgh, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - Personal Audio Life Logs
  Dan Ellis , Columbia University, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - SenseCam and Memory Rehabilitation
  Georgina Browne, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - SenseCam Work at Dublin City University
  Alan Smeaton, Dublin City University, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - Using Context to Evaluate Augmentative Communication Technology
  Richard Simpson, Ph.D., ATP, University of Pittsburgh, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• Memex Summit (Digital Memories Workshop) - What Did We See? & WikiGIS
  Chris Pal, University of Massachusetts, Memex Summit
  July 19, 2006
• Memory Model = Instruction Reordering + Store Atomicity
  Prof. Arvind, Johnson Professor, Computer Science and Engineering, MIT
  May 15, 2006
• Menger's Theorem for Infinite Graphs
• Mentoring: The People Who Lead Us Toward Our Purpose in Life
• Merging Computers and Biology - Conceptually and Physically / The Wellspring of Discovery
• Merrimac: Supercomputing with Streams
  The Merrimac streaming supercomputer: a new architecture for scientific computing.
• Meshes and Geometry Processing
• Metric Clustering
  Statistical modeling language for representing heterogeneous biological entities.
• Metric Geometry and Computer Science
  Combinatorial landscapes described through finite metric spaces and algorithms.
• Microphone Array for Audience Capture in Lecture Rooms
  Rong Hu, fourth year PhD student, Department of Computer Science, University of Missouri-Columbia
  August 18, 2006
• Microsoft Research India: The First Year
  Microsoft Research India Lab's exciting and exhilarating first year.
• Microsoft Research, Turning Ideas Into Reality for 15 Years, 15th Anniversary Celebration Event
  Rick Rashid, Mark Emmert, Dan Ling, and Kevin Schofield, 15th Annivesary Celebration Event
  September 26, 2006
• Microsoft Research, Turning Ideas Into Reality for 15 Years, 15th Anniversary Celebration Event - Keynote and Demos
  Dan Ling and researchers, 15th Anniversary Celebration Event
  September 26, 2006
• Middleware: Shibboleth Case Studies
  Several early implementers of Shibboleth will present case studies.
• Mike Benson, CIO, AT&T Wireless Services
• Mine Query/Click Log for Collaborative Internet Search
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• Mira and the Wind
  A young girl comes to terms with death of her grandfather.
• Mobile Communication Networks & New Business
  Case study of mobile multimedia.
• MobileASL: Making Cell Phones Accessible to the Deaf Community
  Richard E. Ladner, Boeing professor, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington
  December 8, 2006
• Mobility for Enhancing Coverage Resolution in Sensor Networks
  Using mobility to improve the coverage of sensor networks.
• Mobility for Sensing Uncertainty Reduction in Sensor Networks
  Aman Kansal, Ph.D. student, University of California, Los Angeles
  March 23, 2006
• Model Checking of Predicate Abstracted Programs without BDDs
• Model Checking Software Artifacts
  Model checking software is discussed.
• Model Drive Development of Enterprise Applications
• Model Management: Databases
  New interface for building database applications.
• Model-based Testing with Labeled Transition Systems
  JanTretmans, researcher, Embedded Systems Institute (ESI), Eindhoven;part-time associate professor, Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands
  August 14, 2006
• Modeling and Analysis of Access Control Survivability
• Modeling and Facilitating Human Communication
• Modeling Intention in Email: Speech Acts, Information Leaks and User Ranking Methods
  Vitor R. Carvalho, Ph. D. Candidate, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University
  2/28/2008
• Modeling Science: Topic models of Scientific Journals and Other Large Document Collections
  David Blei, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Princeton University
  4/17/2007
• Models as Structures: The Structural Semantics of Model-based Design
  Ethan Jackson, PhD candidate, Computer Science, Vanderbilt University
  January 30, 2007
• Models for Texture, Object and Scene Recognition
  Solving problems in computer recognition of material, scenes, and objects in photographs.
• Modern Asynchronous Circuit and System Design
• Modular Static Analysis with Sets and Relations
  Viktor Kuncak, Ph.D. candidate, MIT
  March 22, 2006
• Monitoring Distributed Data Streams
  Assaf Schuster, Computer Science Department, Technion Israel Institute of Technology
  8/20/2007
• MOP: A Generic and Efficient Runtime Verification Framework
  Grigore Rosu, assistant professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)
  April 27, 2007
• More Natural Programming Through User Studies
• More than Human: Embracing the Promise of Biological Enhancement
• Mount Redoubt Simulation
  Graphic simulation of volcano fallout.
• Moving VoIP Beyond the Phone
• MS-PAC Amb. Paul Bremer MSPAC Lunch
  Amb. Paul Bremer
  February 2, 2006
• MSIL User Manual
• MSPAC - United States Senator Ted Kennedy
• MSPAC Discussion and Book Signing with Senator John Kerry and Teresa Heinz Kerry
  Senator John Kerry and Teresa Heinz Kerry
  April 3, 2007
• MSRSymposium on Computational Photography: "Computational Photography andBilateral Image Decomposition" and "Using Data to "Brute Force" HardProblems in Computational Photography"
  Alexei(Alyosha) Efros, Ph.D., assistant professor, Carnegie MellonUniversity, Frédo Durand, assistant professor, Electrical Engineeringand Computer Science Department, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  7/18/2007
• MSRSymposium on Computational Photography: "Creating, Editing, and ViewingVery BIG Images" and "Image-guided optimization for interactive imagemanipulation"
  Michael Cohen, Matt Uyttendaele, Johannes Kopf, Dani Lischinski
  7/18/2007
• MSR Symposium on Computational Photography: "Factored Time-Lapse Video" and "4D Cities: Past, Present, and Future"
  HanspeterPfister, Gordon McKay Professor of the Practice and Director of VisualComputing, Harvard University, Frank Dellaert,assistant professor,College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology
  7/18/2007
• MSRSymposium on Computational Photography: "Removing Camera Shake from aSingle Photograph", "Object Movies, Photosynth, and other Cool Stuff",and "Some Further Thoughts on Computational Photography
  AaronHertzmann, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, University ofToronto, Noah Snavely, Ph.D student, Computer Science and Engineering,University of Washington
  7/18/2007
• MSR Technical Education Series: Designing .NET Class Libraries
  Krzysztof Cwalina, program manager, .NET Framework Team, Microsoft
  January 22, 2007
• Multi-Engine Machine Translation Guided by Explicit Word Matching
• Multi-Camera Tracking with a Probabilistic Occupancy Grid
  Francois Fleuret
  May 19, 2006
• Multi-robot Exploration
  Current solutions to the problems of robot localization, map building, and coordinated exploration.
• Multi-stack automata reachability: A New Tractable Subclass
  Madhusudan Parthasarathy, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  5/15/2007
• Multimedia Streaming in Self-Organized Mesh Networks
  Yi Cui, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Vanderbilt University
  March 7, 2006
• Multiple View Geometry and L-infinity Optimization
• Multiprocessor Architectures for Programmability
• Multiprocessor Architectures for Programmability
  Luis Ceze, PhD candidate, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)
  April 4, 2007
• Music Information Retrieval: Query-By-Humming and Source Estimation
  BryanPardo, assistant professor, Department of Electrical Engineering andComputer Science; courtesy appointment School of Music, NorthwesternUniversity
  October 13, 2006
• Music-Specific Audio Content Analysis
• Naked Conversations: How Blogs are Changing the Way Businesses Talk with Customers
  Shel Israel and Robert Scoble
  March 28, 2006
• National LambdaRail (NLR)
  National scale infrastructure for research and experimentation in networking technologies and applications.
• National LambdaRail Update
  Progress of National LambdaRail implementation.
• National LambdaRail: A Fiber-based Research Infrastructure
  USC Professor Dr. John Silvester speaks about National LambdaRail.
• National Optical Fiber Infrastructure
  Developments in the national optical fiber infrastructure.
• National Priorities for Transforming Health Care Quality
  Applications for patient safety, biomedical ethics.
• Natural Language Processing
  New algorithms for natural language processing.
• Natural Scene Categorization in Humans and Computers
  Prof. Fei-Fei Li's, faculty member, Beckman Institute
  April 14, 2006
• Near-optimal Sensor Placements
  Maximizing information while minimizing communication cost with near-optimal sensor placements.
• Need: How PowerPoint Adversely Mediates Thought and Possible Remedies
  David K. Farkas, professor, Department of Technical Communication, University of Washington
  June 21, 2006
• Neighbourhood Component Analysis
• Net.TV is not TV (as we know it)! The Economics of Open Content
  Jeff Ubois, manager, archiving production practice, Intelligent Television
  , March 29, 2006
• Network Architecture for Automatic Security and Policy Enforcement
  An overview of various approaches for automating technical policyenforcement as a condition for network access in colleges anduniversities, including approaches which allow for host isolation intospecialized networks, captive-portal-like remediation systems, andother forms of conditional network access.
• Network Engineering: Abilene Update
  Abilene network progress update.
• Network Engineering: National Optical Update
  National Optical Networking Update.
• Network Engineering: Performance Engineering: E2EpiPEs and FastTCP
  Network Engineering: Performance Engineering: E2EpiPEs and FastTCP.
• Network Market Design for Efficient Resource Allocation
  Rahul Jain, visiting scholar, University of California, Berkeley
  July 24, 2006
• Network Performance Routing Strategies
  Routing traffic to achieve good network performance.
• Network Visualization: Two new strategies and their case study evaluations
  BenShneiderman, Professor, Department of Computer Science, FoundingDirector, Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory, University of Maryland
  9/26/2007
• Networking at Home - Directions in Connected Computing for the Consumer
• Neurally Inspired Algorithms for Machine Vision and Learning
• Neurobiology: Turing’s Enigma Solution
  The relationship between Turing's Enigma solution and the neurobiology of decision making.
• Neuromorphic VLSI for Learning and Memory
  Construction of a VLSI model of the hippocampus.
• NeuroScholar: A Practical Solution Addressing Information Overload in Systems-Level Neuroscience
• New Approaches for Building Cryptographic Hash Functions
  Thomas Ristenpart, Ph. D. Student, UC San Diego
  8/1/2007
• New Approaches to Identification Sensing
  New technologies for computational identification and sensing _ WISP and Fiberfingerprint.
• New Directions in Multiprocessor Synchronization
  This synchronization model promises to alleviate many of the problems associated with locking.
• New Directions in Pointer Analysis
• New Directions in Robust Automatic Speech Recognition
• New Directions in Static Analysis for Error-Detection and Garbage Collection
  Research with older adults illustrates key themes and issues in doing interdisciplinary research.
• New Locally Decodable Codes and Private Information Retrieval Schemes
  Sergey Yekhanin, Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  January 3, 2007
• New Market Models and Algorithms
  Vijay Vazirani, Ph.D., fellow, ACM; author
  May 24, 2006
• New Methods in Soil Ecology: Combining Biology and Computation
• New Traffic Tracking Technologies
• New Trends in Parametric Models from 1 to the 3-D Case
• Niche Envy: Marketing Discrimination in the Digital Age
  Joseph Turow, Robert Lewis Shayo professor of communication, Penn's Annenberg School for Communication
  January 30, 2007
• NIST in 5 minutes 41 seconds
• No Ifs, Ands, or Buts: Uncovering the Simplicity of Conditionals
  Jonathan Edwards, research fellow, Software Design Group, MIT CSAIL
  November 28, 2007
• Not Even Wrong
• Not from Scratch: What the Fine Arts brings to HCI
• Noun Phrase Coreference Algorithms
  Discussion of algorithms for noun phrase coreference resolution.
• Novel Digital Technologies and Women
• Nucleic Acid Logic Circuits for Programming Biology
  Discusses the design and experimental implementation of DNA-based logic gates and circuits in vitro.
• Object Recognition Using Pictorial Structures
• Object Recognition with Deformable Models
  Learn about algorithms that have been developed for finding objects in images using different types of deformable models.
• Object Recognition with Material and Shape
• Off the Beaten Path in Pervasive Computing
  Dr. Joe Marks, director, MERL Research
  June 5, 2006
• On Graph Kernels
  S V N Vishwanathan, Ph. D., Principal Researcher, National ICT Australia
  9/28/2007
• On Online Computation
• On the Capacity of Information Networks
• On the Compressibility of NP Instances and Cryptographic Applications
  Moni Naor, professor, Computer Science, Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel
  August 9, 2006
• On the Cost of Securing Applications: Performance and Feasibility of Capability-Based Security in the Rotor Platform
• On the Cruelty of Really Teaching Computer Science Redux
  Developing new methods for teaching computer science.
• On the Measure of Intersecting Families, Spectral Methods
• On the Nature and Conduct of Technical Research
• On the Power of Choosing the Shortest of Two
• One Dimensional DLA
• One-Forms and Tutte-Like Embeddings
• Online Approximation Techniques for Spatial Data
• Online Ascending Auctions for Gradually Expiring Items
• Online Auctions, Strategyproofness and Random Valuations
• Online Geospatial Data Sources
  A discussion about the huge number of geospatial data sources available online and how to use them.
• Online Science: The World-Wide Telescope
• Open Constraint Programming
• Opening Doors: Mentoring on the Internet
  Students develop supportive relationships with adult mentors on the Internet.
• Opening Plenary
  Internet2 Spring 2004 Member Meeting opening plenary.
• Opening Plenary - Challenges for Advanced Networking
  Challenges for advanced networking are presented.
• Opening Plenary - Fall 2004
  Dr. Larry Faulkner, president University of Texas-Austin, begins thesession with an oratory regarding networking for research andeducation.
• Operation-Centric Hardware Description and Synthesis
• Opportunistic Spectrum Access via Dynamic Resource Allocation
  Mingyan Liu, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
  3/14/2008
• Opportunities and Challenges in End-to-End Verification of Software Systems
• Opportunities and Challenges in Sensing, Inference and Context-aware Computing
  Anthony LaMarca, Ph. D., Associate Director, Intel Research Seattle
  7/23/2007
• Optimal Dynamic Auctions
  Mallesh Pai, graduate student, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
  March 21, 2006
• Optimal Marketing Strategies over Social Networks
  Mukund Sundararajan, Graduate Student
  3/25/2008
• oPtions: The Secret Life of Steve Jobs
  Daniel Lyons, senior editor, Forbes
  October 23, 2007
• Our Infrastructures - Online And Vulnerable? Part 1 of 3
  Fromelectricity usage to water consumption, from traffic lights to dams,our world is monitored by computer systems. Join a panel of experts whotake a look at the reliability of these control systems.
• Our Infrastructures - Online and Vulnerable? Part 2 of 3
• Our Infrastructures - Online and Vulnerable? Part 3 of 3
• Our Job is EasyLiving
• Overview of the Science Fiction Museum
• P2P and Online Social Networking Research at Mirage Group
  Reza Rejaie, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer and Information Science, University of Oregon
  3/26/2008
• PageRank and the Random Surfer Model
  Pall Melsted, Graduate Student, The Department of Mathematical Sciences, Carnegie Mellon University
  1/16/2008
• Pair Programming Re-Design
  Larry Leifer and Jan Chong
  March 20, 2006
• Panel - Extracting Signal from Noise in Social Networking
• Paradigms of Worm Defense & Thoughts from an Ivory Tower
• ParaEval: Using Paraphrases to Improve Machine Translation and Summarization Evaluations
  Liang Zhou, Ph.D. student from the Information Sciences Institute
  April 20, 2006
• Parallel Execution Models for Future Multicore Architectures
  Guri Sohi, faculty member and chair, Computer Sciences Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  February 17, 2006
• Parallel, Real-Time Garbage Collection in Rotor
• Parallelizing Programs using Approximate Code
  Two hardware/software techniques to exploit thread-parallel resources.
• Parameterized Model Checking of Protocols: Two Developments
• Part 1 - Privacy: Reconciling Reality
  A discussion about new federal and state laws meant to protect our privacy.
• Part 1: NCWIT - Introduction and Welcome
  Lucy Sanders, NCWIT CEO; Bill Wulf, President, National Academy ofEngineering; Rick Rashid, Senior Vice President, Microsoft Research;Padmasree Warrior, Executive Vice President and CTO, Motorola; Dr.Kathie Olsen, NSF Deputy Director and COO; and more
  May 17, 2006
• Part 2 - At Odds: Victims Rights vs. Free Speech
  A discussion about new federal and state laws meant to protect our privacy.
• Part 2: NCWIT - Executive Branch Panel and Dialogue
  Lucy Sanders, NCWIT CEO; Bill Wulf, President, National Academy ofEngineering; Rick Rashid, Senior Vice President, Microsoft Research;Padmasree Warrior, Executive Vice President and CTO, Motorola; Dr.Kathie Olsen, NSF Deputy Director and COO; and more
  May 17, 2006
• Part 3: NCWIT - Congressional Panel and Dialogue
  Lucy Sanders, NCWIT CEO; Bill Wulf, President, National Academy ofEngineering; Rick Rashid, Senior Vice President, Microsoft Research;Padmasree Warrior, Executive Vice President and CTO, Motorola; Dr.Kathie Olsen, NSF Deputy Director and COO; and more
  May 17, 2006
• Part 4: NCWIT - Remarks by Senator Obama
  Lucy Sanders, NCWIT CEO; Bill Wulf, President, National Academy ofEngineering; Rick Rashid, Senior Vice President, Microsoft Research;Padmasree Warrior, Executive Vice President and CTO, Motorola; Dr.Kathie Olsen, NSF Deputy Director and COO; and more
  May 17, 2006
• Partnering with Public Television Stations
• Pastiche: Decentralized, Low Cost Backup Using Untrusted Internet Storage
• Path invariants
  Andrey Rybalchenko, Researcher, Max Planck Institute for Computer Science, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne
  6/14/2007
• Path Projection for User-Centered Static Analysis Tools
  Jeff Foster, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland, College Park
  4/10/2008
• Pathfinder/MonetDB: Making xQuery Scale Using the Relational Approach
• Paths Beyond Local Search: A Tight Bound for Randomized Fixed-Point Computation
  Shang-Hua Teng, full professor, Computer Science Department, Boston University
  5/24/2007
• Pathways in Computer Science
• Patterns as Signs
• Paying Attention to Interruption: A Human-Centered Approach to Intelligent Interruption Management
  Brian P. Bailey, Ph.D., assistant professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois-Urbana
  December 12, 2006
• People Pen and Computers
  François Guimbretière, assistant professor, University of Maryland Human-Computer Interaction Lab
  June 16, 2006
• Perelman
• Perelman's Work on the Thurston's Geometrization Conjecture - 2
• Perelman's Work on the Thurston's Geometrization Conjecture - 3
• Personal Passion and Professional Excellence - You Can
• Perspectives on the Information Industry
  An insider’s view of Google Inc., the Internet search engine known for its clean interface and speedy, highly relevant results.
• Persuasive Games: The Expressive Power of Videogames
  Ian Bogost, PH.D., Assistant Professor, School of Literature, Communication and Culture, Georgia Institute of Technology
  6/21/2007
• Pharmaceutical Informatics and the Pathway to Personalized Medicines
  How close are we to being able to personalize medicines to meet the unique health needs of individuals?
• Phase-Aware Program Profiling
• Phonological Licensing of Grammatical Morphology in Early Speech
  Katherine Demuth, professor, Cognitive and Linguistic Science, Brown University
  November 16, 2006
• Photo Tourism and Photosynth: UW CSE, Microsoft Research, and Microsoft Live Labs Create a Winner
  Demonstration of the latest in digital photo technology, Photosynth and Photo Tourism.
• Place Lab: Device Positioning Using Radio Beacons in the Wild
• PlanetLab: Evolution vs. Intelligent Design in Global Network Infrastructure
  Princeton University’s global network platform, PlanetLab, design principals, architecture and uses.
• Planning and Implementing Optical Networks: Two Case Studies
  This session provides the experiences learned in building two networks,the Third Frontier Network in Ohio, and LEARN in Texas.
• Play Between Worlds: Exploring Online Game Culture
  T. L. Taylor, associate professor, Digital Aesthetics and Communication, IT University of Copenhagen
  May 12, 2006
• Podcasting: What's the Big Deal?
  Could Podcasting be the 'next big thing'? A panel of technology expertsdiscusses the possibility. High Tech Hawaii is produced by theUniversity of Hawaii.
• Point-Based Methods in Shape Modeling and Physical Simulation
• Positive Externalities
• Power Aware Page Allocation
• Power Electronics, Energy, and Environment
  Using power electronics to produce energy while preserving the environment.
• Power Management from Handhelds to DataCenters: Chasing the Next 10X Improvements
  Partha Ranganathan, principal research scientist, Hewlett Packard Labs
  September 15, 2006
• Powerset and Natural Language Search
• Practical Analysis Tools for Large-Scale Software
• Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance
• Pre-Execution: Staying on the Performance Curve
• Predicting Secret Keys via Branch Prediction
  Çetin Kaya Koç , Ph. D., Member, Steering Committee of CHES
  2/4/2008
• Predicting the 'Unpredictable'
• Predicting the 3-D Structures of Proteins from their Linear Sequences
  Computational approaches to predicting the three-dimensional structures of proteins.
• Predicting Tornados with Data Driven Workflows: Building a Service Oriented Grid Architecture for Mesoscale Meteorology Research
• Predicting Value from Design
• Princeton ZebraNet Project
  Discussion of the ZebraNet system, a mobile sensor network designed for wildlife tracking.
• Privacy in Cyberspace
  Privacy on the Internet.
• Privacy-Enhanced Personalization
• Proactive Computing
• Proactive Computing: A Progress Report
  Research on computers that anticipate our needs.
• Probabilistic Latent Variable Decompositions for Image and Audio Analysis
  Bhiksha Raj, Ph.D., staff scientist, MERL
  July 11, 2006
• Probabilistic Methods for Mobile Robot Navigation
• Probabilistic Models for Complex Domains
  Probabilistic models for complex domains such as cells, bodies, and webpages.
• Probabilistic Models for Parsing Images
  Xiaofeng Ren, Ph.D. student, Computer Vision Group at U.C. Berkeley
  February 16, 2006
• Probabilistically Checkable Proofs
  Ubiquitous computing using Context Fabric middleware.
• Process Extraction in an Abstract Logic of Events
  Bob Constable, professor and dean, CIS, Cornell University
  April 13, 2006
• Processes without Partitions
  Matthew Flatt, assistant professor at the University of Utah,demonstrates a novel software approach for programmers, the PLT Scheme.
• Program Analysis Techniques for Pointers and Accessed Memory Regions
• Program Analysis with Binary Decision Diagrams
• Program Analysis: Binary Decision Diagrams
  A discussion of binary decision diagrams, scalable context-sensitive, inclusion-based pointer alias analysis.
• Program Composition by Non-Programmers
  Ken Kahn, Developer, Toon Talk
  7/11/2007
• Program Verification via Three-Valued Logic Analysis
  Alexey Loginov, University of Wisconsin at Madison
  April 19, 2006
• Programmable Self Assembly
  The use of programmable self assembly to solve complex computational problems.
• Programming by Sketching
• Programming Language Infrastructures
  Discussion of compile time and run time language infrastructure interfaces.
• Programming: Secure Execution
  The exploitation of program vulnerabilities.
• Project Fabulous: Turning Grumbling into Energy
• Protein-Protein Interaction: A 3-Dimensional Jigsaw Puzzle
  Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering faculty member briefly describes his current research.
• Protocol Composition Logics
• Provably Optimal Solutions to Geometric Vision Problems
  Richard Hartley, Professor, Vision Science, Technology and Applications Program, National ICT, Australia
  7/12/2007
• Pseudorandom Walks in Directed Graphs and the RL vs. L Question
• PTC 2005 - The Rebirth of the Pacific Telecommunications Council
  Discover how Honolulu has generated enthusiasm and excitement to become'the place' for the Pacific Telecommunications Conference (PTC).
• Punit Renjen, Principal, Deloitte Consulting
  Principal at Deloitte is interviewed.
• Putting Computer Power to Work in an Online Learning Environment
• QoS-Based Resource Management
• Quantizing Time
• Quantum Information Science:: A Quantum Computer Revolution
  A discussion on quantum computing.
• Quantum Loop Gas Approach to Topological Phases of Correlated Electrons
• Query Processing for Large-Scale XML Message Brokering
• Query Processing in Sensor Networks
  Simple interface overcomes volatile environments.
• Querying Breast Cancer Image Databases
• QuickSilver Scalable Multicast
  Krzys Ostrowski, Ph.D. student, Computer Science Department, Cornell University
  November 9, 2006
• Race-Aware Runtimes for Concurrent Software Development & Deployment
• RAIL2 - Runtime Assembly Instrumentation Library 2
• Raising the Bar: Integrity and Passion in Life and Business: The Story of Clif Bar, Inc.
• Raksha: A Flexible Information Flow Architecture for Software Security
  MichaelDalton, 2nd year graduate student, Computer Science, StanfordUniversity, Hari Kannan, 2nd year graduate student, ElectricalEngineering, Stanford University
  8/17/2007
• Random Forests and the Data Sparseness Problem in Language Modeling
• Random Matrices and Spectral Clustering Abstract
  Ravi Kannan, Ph.D., Theoretical Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Optimization and Discrete Mathematics, Yale University
  July 27, 2006
• Random Sorting Networks
  Alexander Holroyd, Ph.D., University of British Columbia
  October 27, 2006
• Random Walk and Random Aggregation, Derandomized
• Randomly Coloring Planar Graphs with Fewer Colors Than the Maximum Degree
  Juan Vera, post-doctoral researcher, Georgia Tech
  December 11, 2006
• RAPUNSEL & CREOL - Games that Teach Kids to Program
• Rate Control Protocal (RCP): Congestion Control to Make Flows Complete Quickly
  Nandita Dukkipati, expecting Ph.D. degree in June 2007, Electrical Engineering, Stanford University
  April 25, 2007
• Real-time Specification for Java
  The status and implementation of the Real-time Specification for Java.
• Reasoning About Reliability and Security Using Boolean Methods
• Reasoning with Cause and Effect
• Recent Developments in Linguistics - And in the UW Department of Linguistics
• Recent Progress in Group Editors and Operational Transformation Algorithms
• Records, Sums, Cases, and Exceptions: Row-polymorphism at Work
  Matthias Blume, assistant professor, Computer Science, Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago (TTI-C)
  April 30, 2007
• Recovering Human Shape and Motion from Video Sequences
• Recurrence of the Simple Random Walk Path
  Ori Gurel-Gurevich, Ph. D. Student, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
  1/2/2008
• Reducing Errors in Computer Recognition of Handwritten Material
• Refinding Information on the Web: What Do We Do?
  Robert Capra, Ph.D., School of Information and Library Science, UNC Chapel Hill
  June 29, 2006
• Refinement of Thread-Modular Verification
  Alexander Malkis, Ph D. Student, University of Freiburg, Germany
  11/27/2007
• Reformulating the HMM as a Trajectory Model by Imposing Explicit Relationship Between Static and Dynamic Features
• Regional Optical Networking - The Next Steps
  Consortium leaders of I2 discuss the current and future status of regional optical networking.
• Regular Extrapolation of Behavioral Models-Searching for Regular Patterns by Observation
• Regular Symbolic Analysis of Dynamic Networks of Pushdown Systems
• Regulatory Elements in Microbial Genes
  Research data used to identify evolutionarily conserved patterns in DNA regulatory regions.
• Relational Artifacts: From Virtual Pets to Digital Dolls
  Sherry Turkle explores computer-effected identity issues.
• Relational Databases in the Social and Health Sciences: The View from Demography
  Samuel Clark, demographer, Sociology Department, University of Washington
  October 26, 2006
• Relationships and Partnerships: NSF Program Update
  Projects underway at the National Science Foundation.
• Relationships and Partnerships: Politics, Law, and Technology - Bandwidth Management for the Fearless
  Campus Bandwidth Management, Peer to Peer application, Political Implications.
• Reliability Estimation During Architectural Design
• Reliable Feedback from Clicking Behavior in Adaptive WWW Search
• Rendering by Manifold Hopping
  A rendering technique called manifold hopping.
• Rendering Translucent Materials
  Rendering Translucent Materials
• Repositioning Computer Science: Increasing Diversity and Creativity in CS Education
• Representations of Visual Appearance for Computer Graphics
  Mathematical representations for challenging problems in visual appearance.
• Research Challenges in Software Radio
• Research in Educational Technology: Expanding Educational Possibilities
  Educational Technology Group improves education through deployments of computing technology.
• Resisting Denial of Service Attacks by Puzzle Outsourcing
• Resource Acquisition Via an Unsupervised WSD System
• Resource Management of Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
  Tajana Simunic Rosing, Ph.D., assistant professor, Computer Science Department, UCSD
  September 1, 2006
• Resource-BasedNLP (by Hitoshi Isahara) and Construction of Large Japanese-ChineseAligned Parallel Treebank Corpus (by Kiyotaka Uchimoto) - NationalInstitute of Information and Communications Techno
  HitoshiIsahara, Ph. D., Leader of the Computational Linguistics Group,Director of the Thai Computational Linguistics Laboratory. KiyotakaUchimoto, Ph.D., Senior Researcher of the National Institute ofInformation and Communications Technology, Japan
  12/7/2007
• Rethinking Database Systems for Modern Architecture
• Rethinking Internet Traffic Management Using Optimization Theory
  Dr.Jennifer Rexford, computer science professor at Princeton University,shares fresh ideas on how to better manage Internet traffic.
• Rethinking Processor and System Architecture
  Steven Swanson, University of Washington
  April 26, 2006
• REVEAL
  REVEAL: Reconstruction, Enhancement, Visualization, and Ergonomic Assessment for Laparoscopy.
• Revelationary Computing, Proactive Displays and The Experience UbiComp Project
• Reviewof Recent Research: Citrine Smart Clipboard, WhyLine InterrogativeDebugging, EdgeWrite Text Entry, and Pebbles PocketPC Software
• Rick Devenuti, CIO, Microsoft Corporation
  Rick Devenuti, Microsoft Corporation.
• Robert Oppenheimer - Atomic Bomb
• Robert Sutton - Author
• Robotic Reasoning
  A discussion about market-based planning and nonlinear dimensionality reduction.
• Robotic Surgery
• Robots
• Robust Constrained GSC Algorithm for Microphone Array Processing
  Byung-Jun Yoon, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Electrical Engineering, California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
  September 8, 2006
• Robust Design of Arithmetic Units for Error Tolerant Applications
• Robust Face Recognition via Sparse Representation
  Yi Ma, Associate Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering Department, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  3/11/2008
• Root Numbers and Ranks
• RoSCtor: Software Construction Within Rotor
• Routers: The Click System
  Describes the Click router system.
• Routing Tradeoffs in Dynamic Peer-to-Peer Networks
• Roving Robot Land Mine Detector
  Students at JHU build a robotic land mine detector.
• Runtime Refinement Checking for Concurrent Data Structures (the VYRD* Project: VerifYing Refinement by Runtime Detection)
• Russ Daggatt, Teledesic
• SaC: Off-the-Shelf Support for Data-Parallelism on Multicores
  Dr. Sven-Bodo Scholz, senior lecturer, University of Hertfordshire
  March 30, 2007
• SAFECode: A Platform for Developing Reliable Software in Unsafe Languages
  Dinakar Dhurjati, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  April 10, 2006
• Safety Vest to Reduce Injuries
  Johns Hopkins University students develop a safety vest to prevent injuries.
• SAGE: Software for Algebra and Geometry Experimentation
• Sally McKenzie, vice president, Eddie Bauer
  Sally McKenzie, Eddie Bauer.
• SANGAM: A System for Integrating Web Services to Investigate Stimulus-Circuitry-Gene Coupling
• Satan’s Computer Revisited: API Security
  Applying protocol ideas to study application programming interfaces (APIs).
• Satisfaction: How Every Great Company Listens to the Voice of the Customer
  Chris Denove and James D. Power IV
  March 9, 2006
• Scalability and Extensibility in the Denali Virtual Machine Monitor
• Scalable Automated Methods for Software Reliability
  Koushik Sen, Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  April 5, 2006
• Scalable Automatic Methods for Software Reliability
  Using scalable automated testing methods to improve software reliability more efficiently.
• Scalable Dynamic Analysis for Automated Fault Location
  Rajiv Gupta, professor, Computer Science, The University of Arizona
  March 29, 2007
• Scalable Knowledge Harvesting
• Scalable Program Analysis Using Boolean Satifiability
• Scalar Operand Networks for Parallel Microprocessors
  Transforming conventional microprocessors into scalable, parallel VLSI systems using the scalar operand network.
• Scaling Laws and Tradeoffs in Peer-to-Peer Live Multimedia Streaming
  Baochun Li, Ph.D., Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Toronto
  October 11, 2006
• Scaling Routers Using Optics
  Combining optics and computer networking research to change router architectures.
• School of Interactive Arts and Technology at Simon Fraser University
  Seif El-Nasr, Ph. D., Assistant Professor, School of Interactive Arts and Technology, Simon Fraser University
  9/12/2007
• Schools Don't Want Technology, Schools Want Education
• Science and Engineering Gap
  Technology leaders explore ways to rekindle interest in the fields of science and engineering.
• Science Education in the 21st Century: Using the Tools of Science to Teach Science
  Noble Laureate Professor Carl Wieman, renowned physicist and teacher, University of British Columbia
  November 15, 1997
• Science Friction: Where the Known Meets the Unknown
• SCOOP: Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming for Rotor
• Scott Griffin, CIO, The Boeing Company
• SCS '06 - Closing Keynotes - Part 1
  Danah Boyd and Clay Shirky
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Closing Keynotes - Part 2
  Danah Boyd and Clay Shirky
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Closing Keynotes - Part 3
  Danah Boyd
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Closing Keynotes - Part 4
  Danah Boyd and Clay Shirky
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Icebreaker - Part 2
  Liz Lawley
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Introductions and Icebreaker - Part 1
  Danah Boyd
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 1: Learning in and About Virtual Worlds - Talk 1
  Constance Steinkuehler, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 1: Learning in and About Virtual Worlds - Talk 2
  Tim Burke
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 1: Learning in and About Virtual Worlds - Talk 3
  Nic Ducheneaut, Computer Science Lab, PARC
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 1: Learning in and About Virtual Worlds - Talk 4
  Andy Phelps
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 1: Learning in and About Virtual Worlds - Talk 5
  Dan Hunter, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 1: Learning in and About Virtual Worlds - Talk 6
  Clay Shirky
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 2: Mobile/Pervasive Social Computing - Talk 1
  Rich Ling
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 2: Mobile/Pervasive Social Computing - Talk 2
  Dina Mehta
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 2: Mobile/Pervasive Social Computing - Talk 3
  Daniel Pargman, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 2: Mobile/Pervasive Social Computing - Talk 4
  Cathy Beaton
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 2: Mobile/Pervasive Social Computing - Talk 5
  Howard Rheingold
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 2: Session Planning
  SCS '06 - Group Discussion
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 3: Interactions in Online "Spaces" - Part 1
  Julian Dibbell
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 3: Interactions in Online "Spaces" - Part 2
  Fernanda Viegas, MIT Media Lab
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 3: Interactions in Online "Spaces" - Part 3
  Kyle Brinkman
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 3: Interactions in Online "Spaces" - Part 4
  Judith Donath
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 3: Interactions in Online "Spaces" - Part 5
  Scott Golder, HP Labs
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 3: Interactions in Online "Spaces" - Part 6
  Karrie Karahalios, Ph.D., MIT Media Lab
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Lightning Round 3: Session Planning
  SCS '06 - Group Discussion
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Microsoft Research Welcome
  Liz Lawley, Dan Ling and Marc Smith
  May 8, 2006
• SCS '06 - Reporting Back to Main Group
  SCS '06 - Group Discussion
  May 9, 2006
• SCS '06 - Wrap-Up and Next Steps
  Wendy Kellogg and Elizabeth Churchill
  May 9, 2006
• Seamless Innovation Through the Power of Pervasive Computing
  A discussion on the emerging ecosystem of Pervasive Computing and therole that emerging force will play in the processes of research andinnovation.
• Search Engines Considered Harmful: In Search of an Unbiased Web Ranking
• Search: Use of Relevance Feedback and Estimating Effectiveness of Searches
  Vishwa Vinay, Ph.D. student, University College London
  August 10, 2006
• Searching for Privacy
  Dr. Lorrie Faith Cranor, director, CMU Usable Privacy and Security Laboratory (CUPS)
  July 21, 2006
• Second Generation Sensor Querying
• Secure Content Distribution Using Untrusted Servers
• Secure Equilibria and Assume-Guarantee Synthesis
  Krishnendu Chatterjee, Ph.D. student, University of California, Berkeley
  October 30. 2006
• Secure Personalization: Towards Trustworthy Recommender Systems*
• Secure Trusted Overlay Networks for Robust Privacy-Protecting Communication
• Secure Virtual Architecture: A Novel Foundation for Operating System Security
  Vikram Adve, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  5/22/2007
• Security and Privacy in Radio Frequency Identification
  David Molnar, Ph.D. student, University of California, Berkeley
  December 7, 2006
• Security Protocols for Broadcast Communications
• Seduced by Success: How the Best Companies Survive the 9 Traps of Winning
  Robert J. Herbold, Director of Herbold Group, LLC, advisor President's Council on Science and Technology
  5/23/2007
• Seeing Through the Clutter
• Self-Defending Software: Collaborative Learning for Security
• Self-Migration by Self-Inflation
• Self-Monitoring of Thread Interactions in Multithreaded Systems
• Self-Replicating Machines, Open Source Hardware, and the Relationship Between Information and Structure
• Semantic Anchoring of Domain Specific Modeling Languages
  Dr.Janos Sztipanovits, E. Bronson Ingram Distinguished professor,Engineering; professor, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science andComputer Engineering, Vanderbilt University
  June 14, 2006
• Semi-Supervised Clustering: Probabilistic Models, Algorithms and Experiments
• Semi-Unsupervised Learning of Taxonomic and Non-Taxonomic Relationships from the Web
  Enrique Alfonseca, Ph.D., post-doc researcher, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
  May 8, 2006
• Semiconductor Industry, Integrated Solutions
  Challenges for semiconductor manufacturers.
• Send: Think Before You Click
  David Shipley, Op-Ed editor, The New York Times
  April 18, 2007
• Sensor Networks and Ubiquitous Computing
• Sensor Technology for Environmental Protection
  Researchers look at new sensor technology for environmental protection.
• Sensor-Based Statistical Models of Human Interruptibility
  Developing statistical models that sense levels of human interruptibility.
• Service Placement in Stream-Based Overlay Networks
• Session 1: Nanotechnology, Part 1
  Presentations by Ashutosh Sharma and Rudra Pratap.
• Session 1: Nanotechnology, Part 2
  Presentations by Mohan Manoharan and Michael Wong.
• Session 2: Wireless - Research Opportunities and Challenges, Part 1
  Presentations by David Tse and Muriel Medard.
• Session 2: Wireless - Research Opportunities and Challenges, Part 2
  Presentations by Abhay Karndikar and Ajit Rao.
• Session 3: Natural Disaster Simulation and Mitigation, Part 1
  Presentations by Shuyi Chen and Paula Sturdevant-Rees.
• Session 3: Natural Disaster Simulation and Mitigation, Part 2
  Presentations by Shankar Doraiswamy and Durgesh Chandra Rai.
• Session 4: Interface of Engineering with Biology and Medicine, Part 1
  Presentations by Mukund Thattai and David Hunter.
• Session 4: Interface of Engineering with Biology and Medicine, Part 2
  Presentations by Kalyanasundaram Subramanian and Scott Manalis.
• SETI@home and Public Participation Distributed Computing
• ShaRE: A Run-Time System for High-Performance Virtualized Routers
• Shared Display Wall Based Collaboration Environment in the Control Room of the DIII-D National Fusion Facility
• Sharing and Abstraction in Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning
  Sequential decision making.
• Sharp Thresholds for Random Constraint Satisfaction Problems
• Sheldon Brown - Art Using Computer-Aided Technologies
• Shibboleth Today and Tomorrow
  Internet2 Spring 2004 Member Meeting, Shibboleth Today and Tomorrow
• Short Talks
• SICSA - Exploring Space Architecture
  Academics and professionals work together on space architecture.
• SID Grid: Collaborative Experimentation in a Sensor-Rich Laboratory
• Signal Processing Work of University of Cagliari
  Luigi Raffo, Daniel D. Giusto, Simone Secchi, Paolo Pintus and Alice Orlich
  February 9, 2007
• Signal-Processing Framework for Forward and Inverse Rendering
  Signal-Processing Framework
• Simple Practical Methods for Estimating Distances in Large and Sparse Datasets Like the Web
  Ping Li, graduate student, Stanford University
  December 14, 2006
• Simple, Scalable Network Algorithms
  Network algorithms for switch scheduling, web caching, and bandwidth partitioning.
• Simultaneous Optimization and Fairness
  Ashish Goel, assistant professor, Management Science and Engineering and (by courtesy) Computer Science, Stanford University
  May 12, 2006
• Single and Multiple Document Summarization with Graph-Based Ranking Algorithms
• Single Image Dehazing
  Raanan Fattal, Ph.D., Assistant Prof., Hebrew University
  4/15/2008
• Singularity of Random Bernoulli Matrices
• Skoll: Distributed Continuous Quality Assurance
• Slepian-Wolf Coded Quantization for Wyner-Ziv Coding: Performance Analysis, Code Design and Applications
• Smart Airport Technology, Etiquette for Engineers, Visible Human Embryo, Data Visualization
  Smart Airport Technology, Etiquette for Engineers, Visible Human Embryo, Data Visualization
• Smart Cell Phones: Making Sense on Small Screens
  Techniques to make cell phones as functional as a networked computer.
• SmartBridge: A Scalable Bridge Architecture
• Smarter Roads, Smarter Drivers
  VT Transportation Institute researches a range of highway scenarios ontheir state-of-the-art Smart Road.
• Social and Temporal Structures in Everyday Collaboration
• Social Balance on Networks: The Dynamics of Friendship and Hatred
  Sid Redner, Ph.D.
  7/31/2007
• Social Catalysts: Enhancing Communication in Mediated Spaces
• Social Metadata and Tagging - From Trees to Tags
• Social Metadata and Tagging - Tesla, Tagging for the DeskTop
• Social Mobile Applications, Location, Privacy and the Capital of Nevada
• Social Network Analysis meets the Semantic Web: What FOAF Reveals About LiveJournal
• Social Networks: Mathematical Models
  Mathematical models within a social network.
• Social Phenomena in Virtual Communities
• Software and Systems Research
  Innovations in unstructured information management architecture.
• Software Development Practices and Knowledge Sharing: A Comparison of XP and Waterfall Team Behaviors
  Jan Chong, doctoral candidate, Department of Management Science and Engineering, Stanford University
  April 16, 2007
• Software Synthesis for Embedded Systems
• Software Transactions: A Programming-Languages Perspective
  Overviewof work done at the University of Washington to help bring transactionsto the next generation of programming languages.
• Solar Revolution: The Economic Transformation of the Global Energy Industry
  Travis Bradford, President and founder, Prometheus Institute for Sustainable Development
  October 19, 2006
• Solving Geometric Matching Problems Using Interval Arithmetic Optimization
• Some Hotter Topics in Information and Physical Security
• Some New Directions in Energy Minimization with Graph Cuts
• Some Open Problems in Large Volume Data Mining in Biomedical Applications
• Some Recent Advances in Gaussian Mixture Modeling for Speech Recognition
• Some Recent Results in Camera Calibration and Shape Reconstruction
• Some Uses of Orthogonal Polynomials
• Sound Transaction-based Reduction without Cycle Detection
• Source Code Evolution with Interactive Transformations
• Space Elevator - Fiction, Fact, and Progress Reports on Required Robotics and Carbon NanoTube Developments
• Specification-Based Annotation Inference
• Spectral Analysis for Data Mining
• Spectral Clustering as Optimization
  An academic discussion of spectral clustering algorithms.
• Speech User Interactions in the Project54 System
  Andrew L. Kun, associate professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of New Hampshire
  October 25, 2006
• SpeechPad: Multimodal Text Entry on Mobile Devices
• Spiritual Computing
  CraigWarren Smith, a Seattle native, former Harvard (Kennedy School)professor, founder of the global movement to close the Digital Divide,and for 30 years a Buddhist teacher
  September 5, 2006
• Splitting Interfaces: Making Trust Between Applications and Operating Systems Configurable
  David Lie, assistant professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Toronto
  November 3, 2006
• Splitting on Demand in Satisfiability Modulo Theories
  Cesare Tinelli, Ph.D., associate professor, Computer Science, University of Iowa
  November 6, 2006
• Spoken Language Support for Software Development
• Spontaneous Speech: Challenges and Opportunities for Parsing
• Spook: Science Tackles the Afterlife
• Squaring the triangle: Games, Second Life and Libraries
  John Kirriemuir, Blogger, www.silversprite.com
  7/26/2007
• Stable Marriage of Poisson and Lebesgue
• Stacked Graphical Learning for Text Mining
  Zhenzhen Kous, Ph. D Candidate, Machine Learning Department, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University
  11/28/2007
• State of the Art and Future Trends in Mobile Phone-based Augmented Reality
  Istvan Barakonyi, Software Developer Imagination Gmbh, Austria
  2/14/2008
• Static Analysis for Identifying and Allocating Clusters of Immortal Objects
• Static Analysis of Dynamic Data Structures
• Statistical Failure Diagnosis in Software and Systems
• Statistical Failure Diagnosis in Software and Systems
  Alice Zheng, postdoctoral fellow, Carnegie Mellon University
  April 2, 2007
• Statistical Knowledge Zero
• Statistical Learning Algorithms
  Discussion of statistical learning algorithms.
• Statistical Learning and Analysis for Unconstrained Face Recognition
• Statistical Machine Learning for Users Modelling
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• Statistical Modeling: Genome Data
  Statistical modeling language for representing heterogeneous biological entities.
• Stay Safe Online: High Tech Hawai
  Cyber security experts and law enforcement professionals talk aboutInternet risks and how you can protect yourself online. High TechHawai'i is a production of the University of Hawai'i.
• STEP-A Futurevision...Today
• Stochastic Optimal Control in Biology and Engineering
• Storied Experiences: Investing in Culture
  Hyun-Yeul Lee, Ph.D., post-doctoral fellow, MIT Media Laboratory
  February 5, 2007
• Strategic Intuition: The Creative Spark in Human Achievement
  William Duggan, Professor, Columbia Business School
  2/13/2008
• Strategies and Innovations in Electronic Commerce
• Strategies for Enhancing Ethnic and Gender Diversity in Engineering and Computer Science
• Stream Programming: Luring Programmers into the Multicore Era
  New capabilities with parallel abstraction that simplify application development, becoming more appealing to programmers.
• Streamlining Scientific Research via Electronic Laboratory Notebooks and Wireless Sensors
• STRONGMAN: Scalable Security Policy Management for Large Networks
• Structural Comparison of Executable Objects
• Structure and Stability of Complex Networks
• Structure Discovery and Information Brokerage in Sensor Networks
  Leonidas Guibas, Ph.D., Professor of Computer Science, Stanford University
  March 15, 2006
• Students Design Custom Computer Desks
  Mechanical engineering students at Johns Hopkins design custom computer desks for an educator with disabilities.
• Studies of Programmers: How Can They Inform Training and Instruction?
  Beth Simon, Ph.D., Computer Science and Engineering, University of California, San Diego
  December 11, 2006
• SUDS: Thread Level Speculation with Minimal Hardware Support
  Processor Architecture SUDS
• Super Crunchers: Why Thinking-by-Numbers is the New Way to Be Smart
  Ian Ayres, William K. Townsend Professor, Yale Law School
  9/19/2007
• Supervised Dimensionality Reduction with Principal Component Analysis
  Shipeng Yu, Ph.D. candidate, University of Munich, Germany; guest research scientist, Siemens Corporate Technology
  July 17, 2006
• Support Vector Machines for Structured Outputs
• Supporting Collaboration through Human-Centered Design
  Carman Neustaedter, Ph.D. candidate, University of Calgary, Canada
  October 26, 2006
• Supporting Construction, Analysis, and Understanding of Software Models
  Arie Gurfinkel, Ph.D. student, Computer Science, University of Toronto
  April 20, 2006
• Supporting Effective Interaction with Tabletop Groupware
  Meredith Ringel Morris, Ph.D. student, Computer Science, Stanford University
  February 7, 2006
• Supporting Informal Collaboration in Groupware
• Supporting Introspection: From Circuits to Software
  Tim Sherwood, assistant professor, Computer Science, UC Santa Barbara
  September 20, 2006
• Supporting Scalable Online Statistical Processing
  Chris Jermaine, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, University of Florida
  7/20/2007
• Surface Computing and Computer Vision-Based Human Computer Interaction
• SURFing Toward Success
• Surveillance Privacy Protection
  Howcan people protect their privacy while maintaining secure environments?One computer scientist thinks he has the answer in the form of thepioneering video surveillance software he developed.
• SwitchWare: Lessons Learned, and Where Next?
  Jonathan M. Smith, Olga and Alberico Pompa professor, Engineering and Applied Science, University of Pennsylvania
  December 19, 2006
• Symmetry Detection and Symmetrization
  Mark Pauly, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Computer Science Department, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
  8/24/2007
• Synchronization and Concurrency for User-Level Systems
  William N. Scherer III, Ph.D., Computer Science
  April 26, 2006
• Synonym Resolution on the Web
  Alex Yates, senior Ph.D student, University of Washington
  March 2, 2007
• System Errors and User Corrections in Spoken Dialogue Systems
• Systematic Experimentation: When Abstraction Fails
  Systematic experimentation in computer sciences.
• Systemization and Application of Large-Scale Knowledge Resources
• Systems Challenges in Tiered Sensor Networks
  Ben Greenstein, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, University of California, Los Angeles
  March 16, 2006
• T-Commerce
• Tabletop Groupware
  Computing technology supports face-to-face group work through interactive tables.
• Tactical Iraqi - How Learning a Foreign Language Can Be Fun on a Computer
  Dr. W. Lewis Johnson, senior project leader, USC
• Taking Advantage of International Connectivity Leveraging Global Collaboration
  Collaborations between Internet2 and international partners.
• Taking Charge 2: Two Stories of Success and Self-Determination
  Stories of young people who are successful in school.
• Talk 1: A Data-Oriented Networking Architecture - Scott Shenker
  Talk 2: RCP: Congestion Control to Minimize Download Time - Nandita Dukkipati
  ScottShenker, U. C. Berkeley Computer Science Department, InternationalComputer Science Institute (ICSI) and Nandita Dukkipati, EE Ph.D.student, Stanford University
  September 20, 2006
• Talk 1: Convergence Research in the UK; Peter Hall Talk 2: Artistic Rendering in the Convergence Area; John Collomosse
• Talk1: RAMP: A Research Accelerator for Multiple Processors; JohnWawrzynek/Talk 2: Electronic System Design in the Late and Post SiliconEra; Jan Rabaey
  John Wawrzynek and Jan M. Rabaey, University of California, Berkeley
  December 12, 2006
• Tangible User Interfaces
  Papier-mâché -- a toolkit for building tangible interfaces.
• Teaching Your Car to Drive: A How-to-Guide for the Quintessential Back-Seat Driver
  A discussion of autonomous vehicle development.
• TechFest - Applications of Automated Reasoning
  Dr. Byron Cook, researcher, Microsoft Research-Cambridge
  March 2, 2005
• TechFest 2007 - Automatically Proving Concurrent Programs Correct
  Byron Cook, Microsoft
  March 8, 2007
• TechFest 2007 - Executive Keynote
  Rick Rashid, senior vice president, Microsoft Research; Rico Malvar, managing director, Microsoft Research
  March 6, 2007
• Technical Computing @ Microsoft: Lectures Series on the History of Parallel Computing - Part 1
  Geoffrey Fox, Ph.D., professor, Computer Science, Informatics, and Physics at Indiana University
  February 26, 2007
• Technical Computing @ Microsoft: Lectures Series on the History of Parallel Computing - Part 2
  Geoffrey Fox, Ph.D., professor, Computer Science, Informatics, and Physics, Indiana University
  February 27, 2007
• Technical Computing @ Microsoft: Lectures Series on the History of Parallel Computing - Part 3
  Geoffrey Fox, Ph.D., professor, Computer Science, Informatics, and Physics, Indiana University
  February 28, 2007
• Technical Computing @ Microsoft: Lectures Series on the History of Parallel Computing - Part 4
  Geoffrey Fox, Ph.D., professor, Computer Science, Informatics, and Physics, Indiana University
  March 1, 2007
• Technology Design to Foster Collaboration: A Multidisciplinary Approach
• Technology for Developing Regions
  Advocating computer technology for developing regions in the world.
• Technology Futures
• Technology in the Classroom
• Technology in Voting
• Technology Matters
  David E. Nye, professor, Comparative American Studies and History, Warwick University
  June 26, 2006
• Technology, Technology, Everywhere!
• Tele-immersion
• Temporal Memory Streaming
  Tom Wenisch, Ph.D. student, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University
  April 5, 2007
• Text Editing: Outlier Finding
  Automating repetitive text editing.
• Text Mining with Information Extraction
  Mining a database for patterns.
• Text Summarization: News and Beyond
• Textual Entailment as a Framework for Applied Semantics
  Ido Dagan, senior lecturer, Department of Computer Science, Bar Ilan University, Israel
  March 29, 2007
• Textual Entailment: Framework, Learning and Applications
  Idan Szpektor, Ph.D. student, Bar Ilan University, Israel
  September 6, 2006
• The "Blind Men and the Elephant" Parable and the Future of Web Search
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• The (Mis)Behavior of Markets: A Fractal View of Risk, Ruin and Return
  BenoitMandelbrot, Sterling professor, Mathematical Sciences, Yale University;fellow emeritus, IBM's Thomas J. Watson Laboratory
  August 23, 2004
• The 11th Annual Spaghetti Bridge Building Contest
  Freshman JHU engineers turn ordinary spaghetti into pasta power in this annual construction competition.
• The Alice Project: A Different Way to Teach Introductory Computer Science
  Caitlin Kelleher, Ph.D., graduate fellow, National Science Foundation
  October 4, 2006
• The AltaVista Indexing and Search Engine
• The Art and Technology of Electronic Textiles
  Maggie Orth, artist and technologist, International Fashion Machines, Inc
  November 9, 2004
• The Art of Survival
• The Automated Lecture Capturing and Broadcasting System in MSR's 1159
• The Benefit of Adaptivity in Stochastic Optimization
  Jan Vondrak, member, MSRI program 'Probability, Algorithms and Statistical Physics'
  January 19, 2005
• The Berkeley Wireless Research Center Platforms
  Gary Kelson, executive director, Berkeley Wireless Research Center
  August 8, 2005
• The Bilateral Grid and a Topological Approach to Image Segmentation
  Sylvain Paris, PhD, postdoctoral associate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  April 20, 2007
• The Body Noble and Urban Fitness
  Derek Noble, star of his own daily fitness lifestyle show, Urban Fitness TV
  February 7, 2006
• The Case for Opportunistic Communication
  S. Keshav, Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair, School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo, Canada
  1/10/2008
• The Case for Technology for Developing Regions
  Eric Brewer, UC Berkeley
  February 17, 2005
• The Center for Parallel and Distributed Computation
• The Challenges of Development-Through-Entrepreneurship: Research on Rural Computer Kiosks in India
  Renee Kuriyan, Ph.D. candidate, University of California, Berkeley
  December 8, 2006
• The Computation of Economic equilibria
  Nikhil Devanur, Ph. D.
  2/26/2008
• The Computational Camera
  Convergence of the camera and the computer.
• The Connection Project: Supporting Collaboration at the University of Michigan with High Quality Video Links
  The Connection Project: Supporting Collaboration at the University of Michigan with High Quality Video Links.
• The Connection Project: Toward Supporting Virtual Collocation
• The Creation: An Appeal to Save Live on Earth
  E.O. Wilson, pulitzer prize winner twice; author; Pellegrino University Research professor, Emeritus, Harvard University
  October 11, 2006
• The Cricket Indoor Location System
  Nissanka Bodhi Priyantha, Computer Science and Engineering, MIT
  March 21, 2005
• The Culture Code: Why People Around the World Really Are Different, and the Hidden Clues to Understanding Us All
  Dr. Clotaire Rapaille, chairman, Archetype Discoveries Worldwide
  June 13, 2006
• The Curse of Dimensionality for Local Learning
• The Design and Analysis of Simple Algorithms
  Allan Borodin proposes changes in the Computer Science field to more fully integrate algorithm design.
• The Design of a Formal Property-Specification Language
• The Design Process
  Brendan Dawes, executive creative director, Interactive Design Group, MagneticNorth
  February 13, 2007
• The Devious Logic of Metaphors
• The Diameter and Mixing Time of Critical Random Graphs
  Asaf Nachmias, mathematics graduate student, UC Berkeley
  February 27, 2007
• The Digital Evolution and International Competitiveness
  IntelChairman Craig Barrett discusses technologies on the horizon, thefuture of global competitiveness and the need for investment in basicresearch and education.
• The Digital Libraries and Future Technologies
• The Economic Downturn of Northern Virginia
• The Economics of Software Dependability
• The Elegant Solution: Toyota's Formula for Mastering Innovation
  Matthew May, senior advisor, University of Toyota; and director, Aevitas Learning
  November 16, 2006
• The Ellsberg Paradox and the Neural Foundations of Decision-Making Under Certainty
  Ming Hsu, California Institute of Technology
  February 23, 2006
• The Emergent Structure of Software Development Tasks
  How using the structure of software development tasks can improve the productivity of developers.
• The Equations: Icons of Knowledge
  Sander Bais, theoretical physicist, University of Amsterdam
  May 16, 2006
• The Evolution of Entrepreneurship: Stanford and Silicon Valley
• The Final Conclusion of the Dune Series
  Brian Herbert, Author, Dune Novels
  8/7/2007
• The Flickering Mind: The False Promise of Technology in the Classroom and How Learning Can Be Saved
• The Future is not Framed
• The Future of Computing
• The Future of Internet2
  I2 leaders contemplate the future of Internet2 technology.
• The Future of Internet2 and K-12 (Opening Plenary)
• The Garbage Collection Advantage: Improving Program Locality
• The Gateway to Biological Pathways: A Platform to Enable Semantic Web-Based Biological Pathway Datasets
• The Giant Component
• The Google Linux Cluster
  Infrastructure of Google web search.
• The Grid-Occam Project
• The Hidden Dimension of Shadows: A Rethinking of the Role of Shadows in Visualization
• The History and Future of Serious Games
  Ben Sawyer, Digitalmill
  8/22/2007
• The Human Experiment: Two Years and Twenty Minutes Inside Biosphere 2
  Jane Poynter, sealed inside Biosphere 2 for two years; co-founder, Paragon Space Development Corporation
  April 5, 2007
• TheImmortal Game: A History of Chess, or How 32 Carved Pieces on a BoardIlluminated Our Understanding of War, Art, Science, and the Human Brain
  David Shenk, author and lecturer
  September 20, 2006
• The Impact of IT on Activities of the Research University
• The Impact of IT on the Broader Environment of the University
• The Impact of IT on the Organization and Structure of the University
• The Institute for Systems Biology and Frontiers in Computational Biology
• The Intentional Domain Workbench
  The Domain Workbench makes the definition, creation, editing, combination, extension, and processing of DSLs more practical.
• The Interdisciplinary Challenge of Building Virtual Worlds
  Virtual reality projects for the DisneyQuest "digital theme park."
• The Internet Tidal Wave
• The IonP2P Project: Empirical Characterizations of P2P Systems
  Reza Rejaie, Ph. D., Assistant Professor, Department of Computer and Information Science, University of Oregon
  8/10/2007
• The Jasons: The Secret History of Science's Postwar Elite
  Ann Finkbeiner, author; runs the graduate program, Science Writing, Johns Hopkins University
  April 10, 2007
• The Light Portal: 3D Reconstruction and Visualization over Space and Time
  Ruigang Yang, Ph.D., assistant professor, Computer Science Department, University of Kentucky
  May 17, 2007
• The Limits of Quantum Computers
• The Location Stack: Design, Implementation, and Use of Probabilistic Multi-sensor Location Systems
• The Man Who Knew Too Much: Alan Turing and the Invention of the Computer
• The Manticore Project
  John Reppy, Ph. D., Faculty, University of Chicago
  3/19/2008
• The Meaning of the 21st Century: A Blueprint for Ensuring Our Future
  James Martin, Pulitzer Prize nominee, The Wired Society
  6/27/2007
• The Microsoft SenseCam and Other Lifelogging Devices
  Alan Smeaton, Ph. D., Professor, Computing, Dublin City University
  9/5/2007
• The MIT Spoken Lecture Processing Project
• The Mobile User
  A focus on current initiatives and examination of the consequences ofThe Mobile User.
• The Nemerle Project
• The Neurophysiology of Decision Making: Rate Differences and Log Likelihood Ratios
• The New Argonauts: Regional Advantage in a Global Economy
  AnnaLee Saxenian, Ph.D., author
  January 11, 2007
• The Next Catastrophe: Reducing Our Vulnerabilities to Natural, Industrial and Terrorist Disasters
  Charles Perrow, professor emeritus, Sociology, Yale University; author
  March 23, 2007
• The Next Information Frontier: The Physical and mental States of Users Anytime and in Their Natural Environments
• The Number of Linear Extensions of the Boolean Lattice
• The Perfect Thing: How the iPod Shuffles Commerce, Culture, and Coolness
  Steven Levy, senior editor and chief technology writer, Newsweek; author
  February 8, 2007
• The Personal Rover Project: Robotics for the Masses
• The Piero Project
• The Potential of Play: Game Innovation, Expression and Learning
  Tracy Fullerton, M.F.A., Assistant Professor, Interactive Media Division, USC School of Cinematic Arts
  8/31/2007
• The Power of Design
  The methodology and culture that makes Gensler unique.
• The Power to Change the World
  Creativity and diversity within the dynamic computer science industry.
• The Price of Anarchy of Serial Cost Sharing and Other Methods
• The promise, the limits, and the beauty of software
  Grady Booch, Scientist, IBM
  7/9/2007
• The Role of Empirical Study in Software Engineering
  Dr. Victor R. Basili, professor, Computer Science, University of Maryland
  September 6, 2006
• The Role of Skill in Internet Use
  Eszter Hargittai, fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University
  October 16, 2006
• The Role of Template Engines in Code Generation
• The Role of the University in Sustaining Innovation
  Discussion on the university's role in sustaining innovation.
• The Scaling Limit of Diaconis-Fulton Addition
  Lionel Levine
• The SDSC Notebook: A Data Management, Collaboration and Application Development Environment for the Windows Platform
• The Search: How Google and Its Rivals Rewrote the Rules of Business and Transformed Our Culture
• The Semantic Web in Action
  Eric Neumann, Director, Clinical Semantics Group
  1/11/2008
• The Semantic Web: Myth and Reality
  Nigel Shadbolt, professor, Artificial Intelligence, School of Electronics and Computer Science, University of Southampton
  May 3, 2006
• The Sharp Form of the Strong Szego Theorem
• The Social Atom: Why the Rich Get Richer, Cheaters Get Caught and Your Neighbor Usually Looks Like You
  Mark Buchanan, Theoretical Physicist, Associate Editor, Complexus
  6/6/2007
• The Space Elevator and Our Future
  Bryan Laubscher, Ph. D., Astrophysicist, Project Leader, Los Alamos National Laboratory
  7/20/2007
• The Stanford Data Stream Management System
• The Structure of Information Networks
• The Theory of Secure Computation
  The field of cryptography and secure computation is discussed.
• The Trouble with Physics
  Lee Smolin, author
  September 29, 2006
• The Truth is Out There: Aggregating Answers from Multiple Web Sources
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• The TStreams Model: A new approach to parallel programming
  Kathleen Knobe, Subspace Model of Computation
  1/22/2008
• The UrbanSim Project: Urban Simulation to Inform Public Decision-making
  Informing public decision-making about land use and transportation with the UrbanSim project.
• The User at the Center of it All
• The Weather Makers: How Man is Changing the Climate and What it Means for Life on Earth
  Tim Flannery, South Australian Museum / University of Adelaide
  April 13, 2006
• The WiFi eTransit Village
• The Zecosystem: Cyberinfrastructure Education and Discovery for the Next Generation
• Thinking About Lambda Based Network Architectures and Your Applications
  With Internet2 and National Lambda Rail actively working to merge,there is increased interest in how lambda-based network facilitiesmight be effectively used for advanced applications. That new interestraises a number of pragmatic questions that will be answered in thisprogram.
• Thinking and Acting Globally: Case Studies in International Network-enriched Education
  Internet2 member institutions collaborate with International partnersto redefine how we understand and live in the world.
• Thirty Years of Social Computing: Are We Finally Ready to Scale?
• This is Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession
  Daniel Levitin, Ph.D., associate professor, Psychology, Behavioural Neuroscience, and Music, McGill University; author
  September 12, 2006
• Three Projects - A Creative Ensemble
  Go 'behind the scenes' as UPenn Digital Media Design students showcase their computer animation projects.
• TLC2 - Fostering Advanced Research and Learning
• Tool Support for Proof Engineering
  Anne Mulhern, graduate student, University of Wisconsin at Madison
  August 23, 2006
• Toolkit for Construction and Maintenance of Extensible Proof Search Tactics
• Tools and Techniques for Prototyping Future Interactions
• Tools and Techniques for Understanding and Defending Real Systems
  Jedidiah R. Crandall, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science Department, U.C. Davis
  February 26, 2007
• Touched with Light: Scanned Beams Display or Capture Information at Video Rates
  John R. Lewis, Microvision Fellow and Author
  April 6, 2006
• Toward an Interpersonal Neurobiology of the Developing Mind
• Toward Human Computer Information Retrieval
• Toward Practical Dynamic Software Updating for C
• Toward the Next Generation Interaction Space: Tangible Space Initiative
  Heedong Ko, Ph.D., head of Imaging and Media Research Center (IMRC) at KIST
  February 22, 2006
• Towards a Memory Model for C++
  Hans-J. Boehm, Ph.D., author
  June 30, 2006
• Towards a New Model of Abstraction in the Engineering of Software
  Gregor Kiczales, principal scientist, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center
  May 19, 1994
• Towards a Service-Oriented Architecture for Reconfigurable Networked Embedded Sensor Systems
• Towards a Simpler Internet
  Explores ways to simplify the Web and achieve a more secure, robust system.
• Towards Accurate Internet Distance Prediction
  Rongmei Zhang, Ph.D candidate, Purdue University
  April 14, 2006
• Towards Agnostically Learning Halfspaces
  Adam Tauman Kalai, assistant professor, Toyota Technological Institute in Chicago
  February 6, 2006
• Towards Concept-Based Text Understanding and Mining
• Towards Documenting and Automating Collateral Evolutions in Linux Device Driver
  Giles Muller, Ph.D., full professor, Ecole des Mines de Nantes
  November 9, 2006
• Towards Expressive and Scalable Publish/Subscribe
• Towards HardLANs: Building Network Intrusion Detection to 1 Gbps and Beyond
  Nicholas Weaver, International Computer Science Institute in Berkeley
  March 27, 2006
• Towards Integrating the Sciences and Technologies of Learning for Education
• Towards Robust and Powerful Quantum Computers
  Research towards building a robust large scale quantum computer.
• Towards Total Integration: A Successful Collaboration
  Integration of television tools accessed through a web interface.
• TQFTs and Tight Contact Structures on 3-Manifolds
• Tractable Learning of Structured Prediction Models
  Ben Taskar, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of California at Berkeley
  April 12, 2006
• Trade-Offs in Cost-Sharing
  Mukund Sundararajan, graduate student, Computer Science, Stanford University
  February 26, 2007
• Trading Convexity for Scalability
  Léon Bottou, Ph.D., NEC Labs America, Princeton
  July 10, 2006
• Traffic Constraints Instead of Traffic Matrices: Capabilities of a New Approach to Traffic Characterization
• Traffic Matrix Inference and Anomaly Detection in Large IP Networks
  Discussionof the progress in IP network traffic matrix inference, arguably one ofthe most important technical problems of large-scale IP networks.
• Training and Reality: Adventures of a Spaceflight Participant
• Traits in C#
• Transactional Coherence & Consistency
• Transactional, Persistent, Managed Runtime Environments
• Transformations for High Performance Computing
• Transition Invariants
• Translation Validation of Optimizing Compilers
• Transparent Interfaces: Letting the User in on the Secret
  Designing transparent software systems for education applications.
• Trends in Adaptive Computing
• Trends in Data Compression
• Turing’s Dream and the Knowledge Challenge
  The accumulation of knowledge to meet the challenges of artificial intelligence.
• Tutorial on Foundations of Probabilistic Answers to Queries
• Two Network Coding Talks for the Price of One: Security, Low Complexity
• Type Systems for Multithreaded Software
  Cormac Flanagan, faculty member, Computer Science, University of California, Santa Cruz
  March 21, 2006
• Type-Safe, Generative, Binding Macros
• Typed Compilation of .NET Common Intermediate Language
• Ubiquitous Computing Research of the University of Washington
• Ubiquitous Computing: System Privacy
  Ubiquitous computing using Context Fabric middleware.
• Ubiquitous Context-Aware Computing: Experience and Emerging Challenges
  William Griswold, professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of California, San Diego
  March 28, 2007
• Ubiquitous Reflective Technologies
  Winslow Burleson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Engineering Department, Arizona State University
  5/21/2007
• UBIT Research Program: Technology for All
• Unconventional Vision Sensors
  Discussion on new vision sensors.
• Uncoupled Dynamics and Strategic Equilibrium
  Sergiu Hart, Center of Rationality, Dept. of Economics, Dept. of Mathematics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
  February 1, 2007
• Uncovering Semantic Similarities Between Query Terms
• Understanding and Designing for Physically Large Displays
• Understanding and Improving Wireless Networks
  Glenn Judd, Computer Science Ph.D. candidate, Carnegie Mellon University
  April 11, 2006
• Understanding and Surviving Internet Path Failures
• Understanding Group Effectiveness in a Newly Formed Online Community
  Roderick Lee, doctorial candidate, Alfred P. Sloan Fellow, Pennsylvania State University
  October 26, 2006
• Understanding Human Movements to Enhance HCI Environments
• Understanding Venture Capital
  An overview of startup financing and venture capital.
• Understanding Visual Scenes in 200 msec: Results from Human and Modeling Experiments
  Aude Oliva, assistant professor, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  August 8, 2006
• Underwater Robot
  Developing remote control systems for deep sea robots.
• Unified Dimensionality Reduction: Formulation, Solution and Beyond
  ShuichengYan, Ph. D, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Image Formation andProcessing Lab, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  6/4/2007
• Unifying Logical and Statistical AI
  Markov logic applies to problems in information extraction, robot mapping, and social networks.
• Universal techniques to analyze preferential attachment trees: Global and Local analysis
  Shankar Bhamidi
  10/9/2007
• Unknowable
• Unsupervised Learning
  Computational approaches to language processing.
• Upcrossing Inequalities for Stationary Sequences
  Mike Hochman, Ph.D. Student
  January 8, 2007
• Usabilitea: Improving Access Where Interaction Design and Semantic Web Meet
• USC Presents...USC CloseUp - Research From ISI
  New research from the USC Information Sciences Institute.
• User Centric and Infrastucture Aspects of Pervasive Computing
• User Interface Support for Today
  User interface support for today's information worker.
• Using .NET and Web Services to Build an e-Science Application: Looking for White Dwarfs
• Using ACTIVboard In Interactive Presentations
• Using Architecture and Code Optimization Techniques to Create Fast and Effective Data Compressors
  Martin Burtscher, assistant professor, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Cornell University
  December 4, 2006
• Using Compression Models to Filter Spam and Exploiting Structural Information for Document Categorization
• Using Emerging Open Specifications for Enhancing XML Web Services to Build Maintainable and Secure Health Care Information Sys
• Using Evolution to Explore the Human Genome
  Using evolution to explore the human genome.
• Using Machine Learning to Verify Systems
• Using Shared Displays to Create a Collaborative Classroom Learning Environment
• Using Statistical Monitoring to Detect Failures in Internet Services
• UW Neural Systems Laboratory
  Research focusing on models of Bayesian inference in neurobiological circuits.
• UW/Microsoft 8th Symposium in Computational Linguistics
  William Lewis, Manuela Noske, Dong Yu
  February 3, 2006
• Value-Sensitive Design: Informed Consent and Network Browser Security
• Variable-Aperture Photography
  Sam Hasinoff, Ph. D. candidate, University of Toronto
  9/21/2007
• Variance Analyses from Invariance Analyses
  Dr. Byron Cook, researcher, Microsoft's laboratory, Cambridge University
  August 8, 2006
• Verifying Safety Policies with Size Properties and Alias Controls
• Video Synopsis: Making an Infinite Video Shorter
  Shmuel Peleg
  6/27/2007
• Video Traces: Media Rich Annotations for Learning and Teaching
• Viewing Privacy as a Security Property
  George Danezis, post-doctoral visiting fellow, Cosic group, K.U.Leuven, in Flanders, Belgium
  February 17, 2006
• Vinegar: Leading Indicators in Query Logs
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• VinTime: How Scheduling Theory, Scenarios, Model Checking and Slicing Can Help in the Verification of RTS Architectures
  Victor Braberman, Ph.D., associate professor, Computer Science Department, University of Buenos Aires (Argentina)
  December 5, 2006
• Virtual Coupling Schemes for Position Coherency in Networked Haptic Virtual Environments
  Ganesh Sankaranarayanan, Ph. D., Research Associate, Human Interface Technology Laboratory (HitLab), University of Washington
  1/16/2008
• Virtual Customer Environments & Customer Involvement in Innovation and Value Creation
• Virtual Machines: The Ultimate Tool for Computer Forensics
  T.V Raman of Google discusses specialized web browsers.
• Virtual Private Machines: A Resource Abstraction for Multicore Computer Systems
• Virtual Reality Therapy: Using Immersive Virtual Reality Games to Help Reduce Suffering
  Hunter Hoffman, Ph. D., Research Scientist, Affiliate Faculty, U.W. Dept. of Radiology, Dept of Psychology,
  6/6/2007
• VISP: Visualizing Information Search Processes
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• Visual Classification by a Hierarchy of Semantic Fragments
  Boris Epshtein, Ph.D. student, Weizmann Institute of Science
  March 7, 2006
• Visual Interfaces for Databases
  A visual interface for exploring large multi-dimensional databases.
• Visual Recognition and Tracking for Perceptive Interfaces
  Trevor Darrell, associate professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  September 27, 2006
• Visualizing Social Interactions and Collaboration History
• Visualmotor Tasks and Human Learning
  Models that learn human tasks in navigation.
• Voyagers and Voyeurs: Supporting Collaborative Information Visualization
  Learn about novel visualization techniques and software tools for creating and customizing interactive visualizations.
• Vulnerability Analysis
  Technique to auto-generate attack graphs.
• WACE 2005 - Gaia
• WACE 2005 - Keynote
• Waitomo: Web-Programming with Objects and Interfaces
  Peter Thiemann, Ph.D., professor, Freiburg University, Germany
  September 15, 2006
• War, Power, Strategy
• Wavelets in Real-time Rendering
  Weifeng Sun, Ph.D., Computer Science, University of Central Florida
  March 1, 2007
• WaveScalar: Making Architecture Fun Again
  Discussion of WaveScalar, a new approach to building microprocessors.
• We're Friends, Right? Inside Kids' Culture
• Weaving a Trust Fabric: Shibboleth and PKI
  Implementing infrastructures for higher education.
• Web Servers: The SYNC Project
  Improving the performance of Web servers with static HTTP requests.
• Web Services for HPC - Making Seamless Computing a Reality
• Welcome - Overview of the day
  Search Summit 2007
  7/18/2007
• What Analytical Performance Modeling Teaches Us About Computer Systems Design
  Mor Harchol-Balter, associate professor, Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University
  July 13, 2006
• What I Learned About Auctions Last Fall
• What Is "Community" Anyway?
• What Makes for Success in Science and Engineering Collaboratories?
• What the Web Means for Science
  Timo Hannay, director, Web Publishing, Nature Publishing Group
  May 11, 2007
• What Would Dr. King Do To Broaden Participation in Science and Computing?
  Discover how robotics and other programs can boost minority participation in science and engineering.
• When Can Formal Methods Make a Real Difference?
• When I go to UVA...
• When Separation Logic Met Java
  MatthewParkinson, Royal Academy of Engineering and EPSRC postdoctoral researchfellow, Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge
  August 9, 2006
• Where Google and Libraries Meet
  Jenny Walker, corporate vice-president, Marketing, Ex Libris
  January 23, 2007
• Which graphs are extremal graphs?
  Laszlo Lovasz
  8/7/2007
• Which Supervised Learning Method Works Best for What? An Empirical Comparison of Learning Methods and Metrics
• Whose Hat is That?
• Why Almost All K-Colorable Graphs Are Easy
  Dan Vilenchik, 3rd year PhD student, Tel Aviv University
  February 12, 2007
• Will Computers Take a Quantum Leap?
  Find out about computer evolution and quantum computing with Robert Kuhn and the Closer To Truth panel.
• WindowBox: A Simple Security Model for the Connected Desktop Colloquium
• Winning the DARPA Grand Challenge [Robotics]
  Sebastian Thrun, associate professor, Computer Science; director, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
  May 15, 2006
• Wireless Embedded Networks/The Ecosystem and Cool Challenges
• Wireless Network Coding for Multiple Unicast Sessions
  Sudipta Sengupta, Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies
  January 8, 2007
• WISELI: FORWARD with Institutional Transformation
  Summary of WISELI's first five years.
• Women and the Future of Technology - Technology and the Future of Women
• Women in Computing - Gala Banquet Keynote
• Women in Engineering, Human Embryo Project Pt. 2, Experimental Economics, P3 Conference
  Women in Engineering, Human Embryo Project Pt. 2, Experimental Economics
• Women in the History of Computer Science
• Words, Links, and Patterns: Novel Representations for Web-Scale Text Mining
• Working Together: People with Disabilities and Computer Technology
  Demonstration of adaptive technology and computer applications for people with disabilities.
• World Wide Access
  How to make WWW pages and other electronic resources available to people with disabilities.
• WorldWind
• XML Full-Text Search and Scoring
• Xtatic: Native XML Processing for C#
• Yahoo! Jerry and Dave's Excellent Venture
  Stanford students who founded Yahoo!
• You Can (Almost) Have it Both! Low Distortion Texture Mapping with Circle Patterns
• You Don't Have To Be There...Telepresence Microscopy
• Zero Configuration Networking with Bonjour

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