Featured Lectures

REU Lunch & Learn: How to do Research Part 2 - Writing & Publishing

12:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/93211925875?pwd=YmNEbEpWRUNaNnFYZU0xQlBOT1k3dz09

REU Lunch & Learn: Grad School 101

12:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/93211925875?pwd=YmNEbEpWRUNaNnFYZU0xQlBOT1k3dz09

COLLOQUIUM: Carlee Joe-Wong, "Optimizing the Cost of Distributed Learning"

10:00 AM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/93508792664?pwd=NTA4T1lsRHF4N0JtVXA1ZnJYWlBWZz09

REU Lunch & Learn: Presentation and Other Verbal Communication Skills

12:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/93211925875?pwd=YmNEbEpWRUNaNnFYZU0xQlBOT1k3dz09

BRIC Workshop Series: Management of Large Centers

11:00 AM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/99674325230

REU Lunch & Learn: Preparing a Competitive Application for Graduate School

12:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/93211925875?pwd=YmNEbEpWRUNaNnFYZU0xQlBOT1k3dz09

REU Lunch & Learn: Career Paths with a PhD in Computer Science

12:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/93211925875?pwd=YmNEbEpWRUNaNnFYZU0xQlBOT1k3dz09

COLLOQUIUM: Girish Chowdhary, The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, "Advancing AI for Autonomous Field Robots"

3:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/97211315838?pwd=SHBhTnZrRm1RRGx4TXc0TWVUQ3YyUT09;

REU Lunch & Learn: Research Showcase Host - CS Department Head Nancy Amato

12:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/93211925875?pwd=YmNEbEpWRUNaNnFYZU0xQlBOT1k3dz09

COLLOQUIUM Q & A Session: George Chacko, "Tracing Science With Research Metadata"

10:00 AM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/92432570084?pwd=VzRhTWtvSlRvQnFxbFNqdXhZZHNKQT09

COLLOQUIUM: Qian Zhou, "Managing Enterprise-Scale Internet of Things: from Service Discovery, Access Control, to Command Execution"

3:30 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/91819512309?pwd=dDNqSjU4Y2loUEtwNGY5dEhIN0FxZz09

COLLOQUIUM: Yuxiong Wang: "Learning to Learn More with Less"

3:30 PM

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/1_j7cuu6ir

LCS x Dr. Brewer Professional Development & Wellness

6:30 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/99923168125?pwd=NWh1YkV1S2tJdm1Yb3V6eHVtN3g1QT09

COLLOQUIUM: Colleen Lewis, "Researching CS Education to Drive Equity and Effectiveness"

3:30 PM

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/1_qv1e8zl1

COLLOQUIUM: Lingming Zhang, "Practical Program Repair via On-the-Fly Bytecode Manipulation"

3:30 PM

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/1_nlzeylwt

COLLOQUIUM: Eshwar Chandrasekharan, "Using Human-Centered AI to Combat Abusive Behavior on the Internet"

3:30 PM

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/1_w2dt8ujj

Conversation in Equity & Justice in Computing: Tiffani Williams, "Language Matters: Abolishing the Harmful and Racist Label "Underrepresented Minority""

5:00 PM

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/1_04shot0p

COLLOQUIUM: Payam Delgosha, "A Notion of Entropy for Sparse Marked Graphs and its Applications in Graphical Data Compression"

3:30 PM

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/1_zbb9lrjc

COLLOQUIUM: Wendy Cho, "Massively Parallel Evolutionary Computation for Empowering Electoral Reform: Quantifying Gerrymandering via Multi-Objective Optimization and Statistical Analysis"

3:30 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/97990651381?pwd=VjcxVkQ4YklnUkdkV3dwRzJvdU9GQT09

Professional Development Seminar: Startups and Entrepreneurship 101

5:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/97774848652?pwd=SUdFV2RDaUg0Sk8wQWZpM0RLWUh3Zz09&from=msft

Nata Barbosa: Who Does The Internet Think I Am? In-Situ Awareness and Control of User Profiling Based on Online and Offline Activities

2:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/94267271811?pwd=YmdUOVNLdlVyS0ptTnB0d0hnd1M2Zz09

COLLOQUIUM: Kari George "Decoding Doctoral Student Departure: Faculty Perceptions and Student Realities in Computing"

3:30 PM

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/t/1_gb8jx23m/83215181

Professional Development Seminar: Grad School 101 with Robin Kravets and Darko Marinov

5:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/7379509859?pwd=Rkg3V3I3WXovcVhFTHJZZzRreVVHUT09

COLLOQUIUM: Pardis Emami-Naeini, "Informing Privacy and Security Decision Making in an IoT World"

3:30 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/88212719592?pwd=KzRWYXRwNXhMeFlKWEpHWW1ERU8vdz09

Professional Development Seminar: Resumes, CVs and Developing Your Online Professional Persona

5:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/7379509859?pwd=Rkg3V3I3WXovcVhFTHJZZzRreVVHUT09

COLLOQUIUM: Suma Bhat, "Sense and Sensibility: Comprehending Language Nuances"

3:30 PM

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/t/1_0db6ad18

Illinois CS Equity & Justice in Computing Conversation: Dr. Seny Kamara, Brown University, "Algorithms for the People"

5:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/7379509859?pwd=Rkg3V3I3WXovcVhFTHJZZzRreVVHUT09

Mona Diab "Information propagation in an era of Infodemics: The role of language content"

12:30 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/8167899060?pwd=YkZrQ09zODRzL0txRGF5bnhWdmk0UT09

Ashwin Nayak "Applications of the information-theoretic method in quantum computation"

11:00 AM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/92092561522?pwd=VUxGK25LWVk5dG0rQW5mQjk2bnRpQT09 (password: IQUIST).

Professional Development Seminar: Career Opportunities outside of Traditional Tech

5:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/7379509859?pwd=Rkg3V3I3WXovcVhFTHJZZzRreVVHUT09

Huan Sun "Towards Interactive, Transparent, and Cost-Effective Question Answering with Applications in the Clinical Domain"

10:00 AM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/8167899060?pwd=YkZrQ09zODRzL0txRGF5bnhWdmk0UT09

Professional Development Seminar: Research - What, Why, When and How?

5:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/7379509859?pwd=Rkg3V3I3WXovcVhFTHJZZzRreVVHUT09

COLLOQUIUM: Matei Ciocarlie, "How to Make, Sense, and Make Sense of Contact in Robotic Manipulation"

3:30 PM

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/1_p4bib62s

Professional Development Seminar: Interviewing Skills - How to Prepare

5:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/7379509859?pwd=Rkg3V3I3WXovcVhFTHJZZzRreVVHUT09

Distinguished Lecture: Peter Shor, The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "Quantum Money"

11:00 AM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/87818353802?pwd=ZWJLQUhwSDFBOWoyZkpSNkJKSmhndz09

Illinois CS Equity & Justice in Computing Conversation: Kyla McMullen & Colleen Lewis, "Recognizing and Responding to Bias and Microaggressions"

5:00 PM

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/1_4ar69udn

Daniel Russo "On the Global Convergence and Approximation Benefits of Policy Gradient Methods"

2:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/272292042?pwd=WEFqNHpBekR6RVF1U1NFQkFyMm1CUT09

Professional Development Seminar: Negotiating Your Offer

5:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/7379509859?pwd=Rkg3V3I3WXovcVhFTHJZZzRreVVHUT09

Clare Voss "Natural Language Interaction with Robots for Remote Exploration: Multi-Phase Approach to "Cold Start" Problem of Dialogue Collection & System Construction"

10:00 AM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/8167899060?pwd=YkZrQ09zODRzL0txRGF5bnhWdmk0UT09

Professional Development Seminar: Career Opportunities in Big Tech

5:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/7379509859?pwd=Rkg3V3I3WXovcVhFTHJZZzRreVVHUT09

Adriana Kovashka, "Reasoning about Complex Media from Weak Multi-modal Supervision"

10:00 AM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/8167899060?pwd=YkZrQ09zODRzL0txRGF5bnhWdmk0UT09

Barath Raghavan, "Internet Architectural Evolution"

11:00 AM

3403 Siebel Center

Kris Hauser, "Robot Motion Planning: From Algorithms to Systems"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Hanghang Tong, Associate Professor, Illinois Computer Science

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

WCS Tech Team Game Night

5:00 PM

Siebel Center 3405

Jim Hollan, "Reflecting on Past and Future HCI Research"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

WCS Tech Team Interview Prep

3:30 PM

Siebel Center 3405

Heng Ji, UIUC, "Universal Information Extraction"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Ashish Goel, Stanford, "Beyond Voting: Markets and Platforms for Societal Decision Making"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Abdussalam Alawini, The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Virginia Vassilevska Williams, MIT, "Fine-Grained Algorithms and Complexity"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Timothy Sherwood, UC Santa Barbara, "Computing, Fast and Slow"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Hari Sundar, The University of Utah, "Scalable Space-Time Adaptivity for Simulations of Binary Black Hole Intermediate-Mass-Ratio-Inspirals"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Vivek Sarkar, Georgia Institute of Technology, "Data Flow Execution Models -- a Third Opinion"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Yu Jiang, Tsinghua University, "Empirical Evaluation of Fuzzing Techniques and Some Potential Enhancements "

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Raymond Mooney, University of Texas at Austin, "Explainable AI: Making Visual Question Answering Systems more Transparent"

2:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Aleksandra Faust, Google Brain Robotics, "Deep Learning Motion and Task Planning"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Adam Aviv, The George Washington University, "Human Factors in Mobile Authentication"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Joseph Devietti, Assistant Professor, Computer & Information Science, The University of Pennsylvania

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Saman Amarasinghe, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "Compiler 2.0: Using Machine Learning to Modernize Compiler Technology"

4:00 PM

4405 SC Thomas M. Siebel Center for Computer Science

Keshav Pingali, W.A. "Tex" Moncrief Chair of Grid and Distributed Computing, Department of Computer Science, University of Texas, Austin

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Linh Phan, Reliable real-time infrastructure for cyber-physical systems

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

Yisong Yue, Assistant Professor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, California Institute of Technology

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Robert Mueller-Thuns Lecture: Lydia Kavraki, Rice University, From Robots to Biomolecules: Computing in the Physical World

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Mladen Kolar, University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Inference for Differential Networks in a High-dimensional Setting

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Donald B. Gillies Memorial Lecture: Margo Seltzer, "Systems Research - Construed Broadly"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Eddie Kohler, Harvard University, "Optimism in the Limit: Software System Scalability"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Tushar Krishna, Georgia Tech, "Enabling Continuous Learning through Synaptic Plasticity in Hardware"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Saurabh Bagchi, Purdue University, Dependability Meets Data Analytics

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Rodolfo Pellizzoni, University of Waterloo, "A Predicable Execution Model for Real-Time Embedded Systems"

2:30 PM

Coordinated Science Lab Auditorium (B02)

David Gleich, Professor, Purdue University, "Tensor Eigenvectors and Stochastic Processes"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Anhong Guo, Special Seminar, "Human-AI Systems for Visual Information Access "

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

Andreas Pavlogiannis, Aarhus University, "Treewidth-based algorithms for Static Program Analysis"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Anand Natarajan, "Interactive Proofs and Quantum Entanglement"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

Harsha Prahladh, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), "High Dimensional Expanders: Introduction and Some Recent Applications"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

COLLOQUIUM: Fei Fang, Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon University, "Integrating Machine Learning with Game Theory for Societal Challenges"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

PILOT SEMINAR: Raghavendra Pothukuchi, The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, "Intelligent Computing Systems for Extreme-Efficiency and Security"

1:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

DISTINGUISHED LECTURE: Mark D. Hill, University of Wisconsin-Madison, "Accelerator-level Parallelism"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Tony Lowe, "What is Learning?"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

PILOT SEMINAR: August Shi, The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, "Mitigating Flaky Tests"

2:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Sara Achour, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "New Compilation Techniques for Reconfigurable Analog Devices"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Tony Lowe, "A Theory of Applied Mind of Programming"

11:30 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Benjamin Cosman, "Hash Tables"

11:30 AM

2405 Siebel Center

PILOT SEMINAR: Radha Venkatagiri, The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, ?Democratizing Error-Efficient Computing?

3:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Shurui Zhou, Carnegie Mellon University, "Improving Collaboration Efficiency for Software Development"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Nai-Hui Chia, The University of Texas at Austin, "The Capabilities and Limits of Quantum Algorithms"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Jing Jiang, "Introduction and Traversal of Tree (Data Structure)"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR (teaching): Robbie Weber, "Big-O for discrete math"

11:30 AM

2405 Siebel Center

COLLOQUIUM: Adji Bousso Dieng, Columbia University, "Learning with Deep Probabilistic Generative Models"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR (teaching): Kriti Bhargava, Teaching Demonstration

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

PILOT SEMINAR: Umang Mathur, "Algorithmic Advances for Dynamic Concurrency Bug Detection"

12:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Qian Yang, Carnegie Mellon University, "Making AI the New Electricity: Human-AI Interaction Design in Healthcare, Language, and Beyond"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR (teaching) Kriti Bhargava, Research Presentation, "Leveraging sensor-based analytics to improve efficiency of Internet of Things applications"

11:30 AM

2405 Siebel Center

DISTINGUISHED LECTURE: Bruce Maggs, Duke University, "Health Monitoring with Wireless Sensors and Machine Learning"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Wenting Zheng, University of California, "Sharing without Showing: Building Secure Collaborative Systems"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Reyhaneh Jabbarvand, University of California, Irvine, "A New Perspective Towards a Greener Future: Advancing Energy Testing of Software"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

PILOT Seminar: Mohammad Alian, The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, "A Cross-Stack, Network-Centric Architectural Design for Next Generation Datacenter'

3:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Yang You, "Fast and Accurate Deep Neural Network Training"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

COLLOQUIUM: James Brodman, Intel, "oneAPI and Data Parallel C++"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Chunhao Wang, The University of Texas at Austin, "A quantum landscape for computer scientists: Toward optimization, machine learning, and studying physical systems"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Han Zhao, Carnegie Mellon University, "Costs and Benefits of Invariant Representation Learning"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

COLLOQUIUM: Franz Franchetti, Carnegie Mellon University, "SPIRAL: AI for High Performance Code"

3:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: David Fridovich-Keil, "Practical Algorithms for Trustworthy Autonomy"

4:00 PM

2005 Mechanical Engineering Lab (Deere)

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Aditya Grover, Stanford University, "Machine Learning for Accelerating Scientific Discovery"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR (teaching): Yael Gertner, "Modular Arithmetic with an Application to Encryption"

11:30 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Elaheh Sadredini, University of Virginia, "Moving Processing to Data: From Big Data Applications to Emerging Near-Data Computation"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Zhiting Hu, "Towards Learning with All Types of Experiences via a Single Algorithm"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Eshwar Chandrasekharan, Georgia Institute of Technology, "Using Human-Centered AI to Combat Abusive Behavior on the Internet"

10:00 AM

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Saugata Ghose, Carnegie Mellon University, "Reimagining Systems to Reduce the High Costs of Data Processing"

10:00 AM

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Yuhang Zhao, Cornell University, "Enabling Mixed Reality for Low Vision"

10:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Yuxiong Wang, Carnegie Mellon University, "Learning to Learn More with Less"

10:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR (teaching): Marco Morales, "State Diagrams"

11:30 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Daehyung Park, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "Learning for Human-Centered Robotic Manipulation"

10:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Ashwin Pananjady, University of California - Berkeley, "Statistics Meets Computation: Exploring Trade-offs by Exploiting Structure"

10:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Charith Mendis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "Modernizing Compiler Technology Using Machine Learning"

10:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Gagandeep Singh, ETH Zurich, "Certified Artificial Intelligence"

10:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR (teaching): Michael Nowak, "Dynamic Memory in C++"

11:30 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Hoda Heidari, Cornell University, "Distributive Justice for Machine Learning: An Interdisciplinary Perspective on Defining, Measuring, and Mitigating Algorithmic Unfairness"

10:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR (teaching): Brad Solomon, Johns Hopkings University, "Introduction to Hashing and Hash Tables"

11:30 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Xu Wang, Carnegie Mellon University, "Harnessing Examples for Learning at Scale"

10:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Shenglong Wang, University of Toronto, "Learning to Drive With a Touch of Human Knowledge"

9:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Andre Wibisono, Georgia Institute of Technology, "A Variational Perspective on Optimization, Sampling, and Game Dynamics for Machine Learning"

10:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

COLLOQUIUM: Charlie Catlett, Senior Research Scientist, Discovery Partners Institute, "Update on Chicago's Experimental Urban Observatory, the Array of Things"

10:00 AM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/238562835?pwd=WUlzaS9ZeUtoWEVDQ0pSdGVZMmhsQT09

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Paul Grubbs, Cornell University, "Breaking and Building End-to-End Encrypted Systems"

10:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Rohan Padhye, University of California - Berkeley, "Bending Fuzzers to One's Own Will"

10:00 AM

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SPECIAL SEMINAR: Zhihao Jia, Stanford University, "Automated Discovery of Machine Learning Optimizations"

10:00 AM

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SPECIAL SEMINAR: Yatin Manerkar, Princeton University, "Progressive Automated Formal Verification of Hardware and Software Systems"

10:00 AM

Talk and Q&A link will be disseminated via email to limited participants

SPECIAL SEMINAR: Lynna Gui, "Human-Like 3D Motion Prediction"

10:00 AM

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REU Lunch & Learn: Welcome & Introductions

12:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/93211925875?pwd=YmNEbEpWRUNaNnFYZU0xQlBOT1k3dz09

REU Lunch & Learn: How to do Research Part 1 - Coming Up to Speed: Profs. Elsa Gunter and Darko Marinov

1:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/93211925875?pwd=YmNEbEpWRUNaNnFYZU0xQlBOT1k3dz09

REU Lunch & Learn: Networking

12:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/93211925875?pwd=YmNEbEpWRUNaNnFYZU0xQlBOT1k3dz09

REU Lunch & Learn: Developing Your Professional Persona

12:00 PM

https://illinois.zoom.us/j/93211925875?pwd=YmNEbEpWRUNaNnFYZU0xQlBOT1k3dz09

Luiz Andre Barroso: "Google Maps - A Planet-Scale Playground for Computer Scientists"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

Lexing Ying: "Interpolative Decomposition and Its Applications"

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Robert Mueller-Thuns Lecture - Tamara Kolda: "Randomized and Generalized Tensor Decompositions for Analysis of Multiway Datasets"

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Donald B. Gillies Memorial Lecture - Alexei A. Efros: "Self-Supervised Visual Learning and Synthesis"

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Omer Reingold: "A Complexity-Theoretic Perspective on Algorithmic Fairness"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

Kunle Olukotun: "Computer Architecture for Software 2.0"

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Venkatesan Guruswami: "The Polymorphic Gateway Between Structure and Algorithms: CSPs and Beyond"

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Sean Follmer: "Physical and Spatial Interaction with Robotic Displays"

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Jennifer Mankoff, "Making Accessibility"

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Luca Trevisan, "A Theory of Spectral Clustering"

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Professor Todd Austin (Peering into the Post Moore's Law World)

4:00 PM

4405 Siebel

Vijaya Ramachandran (Efficient Resource-Oblivious Multithreaded Algorithms)

2:00 PM

4403 Siebel

Tim Roughgarden: "How Computer Science Informs Modern Auction Design"

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

Aude Oliva: "Mapping the spatio-temporal dynamics of vision in the human brain"

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Ben Raphael: "Computational Problems in Cancer Genomics"

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Padhu Seshaiyer: "Research and Education using STEM based approaches for modeling, analysis and simulation of biological, bio-inspired and engineering systems"

11:00 AM

NCSA Auditorium

Sing Bing Kang: "Enhancing User Visual Experience with Computational Photography"

10:00 AM

Eva Tardos: Learning with Low Approximate Regret with Partial Feedback

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Gillies Lecture: "Intelligent Robots in an Uncertain World"

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Andreas Zeller: Mining Input Grammars for Massive Security Testing

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Andrew W. Appel: Verifiable C, a logic and tool for deductive verification of the correctness of C programs

2:00 PM

3403 Siebel Center

Heng Ji: Universal Information Extraction

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

Alex Aiken: Legion - Programming Heterogeneous, Distributed Parallel Machines

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Somesh Jha: Balancing Security+Privacy and Functionality in Software Synthesis

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

Feifei Li: Towards Building Interactive and Online Analytical Systems

1:30 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Manuela Veloso: Human-AI Interaction - Autonomous Service Robots

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Nadia Heninger: How not to generate random numbers

10:00 AM

2405 Thomas M. Siebel Center for Computer Science

Laura Haas: Leveraging data and people to accelerate data science

4:00 PM

2405 Siebel Center

Gautam Das: Data Exploration and Analytics: Fundamental Algorithms and Emerging Applications

10:00 AM

2405 Thomas M. Siebel Center for Computer Science

Shuzhi Sam Ge: Historical and Futuristic Perspectives of Robotics

10:00 AM

2405 Siebel Center

Aravind Srinivasan: Algorithms, Randomness, and Networks: Confluence and Applications

10:00 AM

2405 Thomas M. Siebel Center for Computer Science

Aravind Srinivasan: A Vision for the Future of Illinois Computer Science

10:00 AM

NCSA Auditorium (Room 1122, 1205 W. Clark St., Urbana)

Todd M. Austin: "Peering Into the Post Moore's Law World"

10:00 AM

2405 Thomas M. Siebel Center for Computer Science

Daniel Genkin: "Real World Security: From Theory to Practice and Back Again"

2:00 PM

2405 Thomas M. Siebel Center for Computer Science

Todd M. Austin: "Finding Stability, Success, and Fulfillment for the Modern Computer Science Department"

10:00 AM

NCSA Auditorium (Room 1122, 1205 W. Clark St., Urbana)

Cathy Wu: "Mixed-Autonomy Mobility: Large-Scale Learning and Optimization"

10:00 AM

2405 Thomas M. Siebel Center for Computer Science

Matthew O'Toole: "Probing Light Transport for 3D Shape"

10:00 AM

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Heng Ji: "Universal Information Extraction"

10:00 AM

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Srinivas Aluru: "Genomes Galore: Big Data Challenges in the Life Sciences"

10:00 AM

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Srinivas Aluru: "Navigating the Ever-changing Landscape of Computer Science and Ensuring the Preeminence of Illinois Computer Science"

10:00 AM

NCSA Auditorium (Room 1122, 1205 W. Clark St., Urbana)

Nancy M. Amato: "Sampling-Based Motion Planning: From Manipulation Planning to Intelligent CAD to Protein Folding"

10:00 AM

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Nancy M. Amato: "Computer Science: Scaling, Adapting, and Advancing"

10:00 AM

NCSA Auditorium (Room 1122, 1205 W. Clark St., Urbana)

Xiao Wang: "Pushing Secure Multi-Party Computation to Reality"

10:00 AM

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Smart Contracts: Opportunities and Challenges for PL and Formal Methods

3:30 PM

SC 4403

Abdu Alawini: Teaching Presentation

9:00 AM

3401 Thomas M. Siebel Center for Computer Science

Elisa Celis: "Fairness and Diversity in Online Social Systems"

10:00 AM

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Srinadh Bhojanapalli: "Effectiveness of Local Search in Machine Learning"

10:00 AM

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Nima Kalantari: "Utilizing Physics in Deep Learning for Graphics"

10:00 AM

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Adriana Schulz: "Computational Design for the Next Manufacturing Revolution"

10:00 AM

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Ling Ren: "Efficient and Egalitarian Consensus"

10:00 AM

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Aaditya Ramdas: "A New Framework for Large-Scale Sequential A/B Testing"

10:00 AM

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Shuran Song: "Seeing the Unseen: Data-Driven 3D Scene Understanding for Robot Vision"

11:00 AM

B02 Coordinated Science Lab

Dong Deng: "Data Curation at Scale"

10:00 AM

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Danqi Chen: "Knowledge from Language via Deep Understanding"

10:00 AM

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Vinodkumar Prabhakaran: "Language Technologies for Social Good"

10:00 AM

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Joy Arulraj: "Data Management on Non-Volatile Memory"

10:00 AM

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Kris Hauser: "Think Globally: Toward Deeper Understanding of Robot Motion"

10:00 AM

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Pavel Pevzner: "Bioinformatics: a Servant or the Queen of Molecular Biology?"

4:00 PM

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Adams Wei Yu: "Efficient Models and Algorithms for Deep Learning"

10:00 AM

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Yangfeng Ji: "Bringing Structural Information into Neural Network Design"

10:00 AM

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Himabindu Lakkaraju: "Human-Centric Machine Learning: Enabling Machine Learning for High-Stakes Decision-Making"

4:00 PM

B02 Coordinated Science Lab

Feifei Li: "Random Sampling over Joins and Its Applications"

10:00 AM

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Hanghang Tong: "Deep Network Mining: Exploring the Power and Beauty of Network of Networks"

10:00 AM

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Dakshita Khurana: "Breaking Cryptographic Barriers"

10:00 AM

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Elena Glassman: "Interactive Systems for Code and Data Demography"

10:00 AM

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Michael Stonebraker, Donald B. Gillies Memorial Lecture: "My Top Ten Fears About the DBMS Field"

4:00 PM

1404 Siebel Center

Daniel Epstein: "Everyday Personal Informatics"

10:00 AM

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Lawrence Rauchwerger: "Two Roads to Parallelism: Compilers and Libraries"

10:00 AM

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Jinguri He: "Taming Data Heterogeneity: Towards a Unified Framework"

10:00 AM

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Huacheng Yu: "Better understanding of efficient dynamic data structures"

10:00 AM

2405 Thomas M. Siebel Center for Computer Science

Daniel Sanchez, "Making Parallelism Pervasive with the Swarm Architecture"

4:00 PM

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