Who We are and What We Do - Part I

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Description

Are you curious about the cutting-edge research conducted at the computer science department? Are you interested in working with the computer science faculty? Find out what we are doing by coming to the "Who We Are and What We Do" talks. Each session will host four 15-minute talks, where we give a bird eye view of our research. The topics include:

  • Xian-Yang Li - Networking Sciences: CPS, WSN, CN, and SN
  • Shangping Ren - Research on Time-Critical Systems
  • Toward Helping Computers Think More Like People
  • Interactive Machine Learning
  • Asymmetric Topology Control in Wireless Networks
  • Databases Research - Provenance, Integration, and more hot stuff
  • Computers and Teaching
  • Management of Sensor Networks and Wireless Spectrum
  • Data-Intensive Computing at the Intersection of Cloud Computing and Supercomputing
  • Visual Computing
  • Research for Extreme Scale Computing

Please see the main seminar page for the schedule.

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