This colloquium is dedicated to hosting presentations at the intersection of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The colloquium consists of a mix of short faculty presentations presenting their latest research results, with presentations of internationally distinguished speakers who are brought to campus to interact with our department's community.
The EECS Colloquium is sponsored by a generous donation from Hewlett-Packard.
Wednesdays 4:00-5:00 PM HP Auditorium, 306 Soda Hall (unless otherwise noted) |
Fall 2011
September 7 | Distinguished Lecture Series The Opto-Electronics Which Broke the Efficiency Record in Solar Cells Eli Yablonovitch |
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September 14 | Distinguished Lecture Series To friend and to trust: eliciting truthful and useful ratings online |
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September 21 | Distinguished Lecture Series
Looking Around Corners: New Opportunities in Femto-Photography |
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September 28 | Distinguished Lecture Series Optical Control of Biological Systems |
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October 5 | Distinguished Lecture Series Robust Guarantees in Algorithmic Game Theory |
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October 12 | Distinguished Lecture Series History and Future of the FinFET |
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October 19 | Distinguished Lecture Series Towards Constructive Economics |
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October 26 | Distinguished Lecture Series A Trillion Photos |
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November 2 | Distinguished Lecture Series Computing Matters: Applying Computer Science to the Physical World |
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November 9 | Distinguished Lecture Series Discovering Similarities in 3D Data |
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November 16 | Distinguished Lecture Series The Multi-core Problem as an Algorithmic Problem |
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November 17 | Special EECS Colloquium Building Watson: A Brief Overview of DeepQA and the Jeopardy! Challenge |
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November 23 | Distinguished Lecture Series Day before Thanksgiving holiday |
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November 30 | Distinguished Lecture Series Crowd Computing and Human Computation Algorithms |