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"EECS in a Connected World"
BEARS 2005 offers a unique opportunity to learn about
the latest exciting developments in EECS. This year we highlight deep
EECS advances enabling computing and communications to connect diverse
aspects of our world. Morning sessions on Thursday, Feb. 10 will
feature distinguished faculty speakers on a range of topics, including
wireless networks, optical communication, the future of the internet,
embedded software, machine learning, security, and trust. The afternoon
Open House sessions provide a more intimate setting for focused
discussions with faculty members and graduate students involved with
individual centers and projects. The evening banquet guest speaker will
be Dr.
Paul E. Jacobs, group president of QUALCOMM.
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Friday, February 11, will feature workshops designed to
give an in-depth view on particular activities in EECS and its
collaborations.
We value the continued support of our industrial partners and look
forward to engaging with new ones. We hope to see you at BEARS 2005! |
Thursday, February 10 - Sibley Auditorium |
8:00am |
Registration and Continental Breakfast |
8:30am |
Welcome remarks, Richard
Newton, Dean of the College of Engineering (video)
Anant
Sahai (bio),
"Some Fundamental Issues in Spectrum Sharing" (abstract) (video)
Ming
Wu (bio), "New
Waves of Photonics at Berkeley" (video)
Scott Shenker
(bio), "DHT's,
Flatland and the Internet" (abstract) (video) |
10:25am |
Break |
Parallel Sessions - 11:00am |
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Session One
Sibley Auditorium |
Session Two:
120ABC Bechtel |
11:00am |
Edward
Lee (bio), "Embedded
Software: Building the Foundations" (abstract) (video)
Martin
Wainwright, (bio)"
"Message-passing in Graphical Models:
Algorithms, Applications and Challenges" (abstract) (video)
Ali
Niknejad (bio),
"The Road to 60 GHz Wireless CMOS" (abstract) (video)
Shankar
Sastry (bio),
"Team for Research in Ubiquitous Secure Computing" (abstract) (video) |
Katherine
Yelick (bio),
"Towards a Digital Human"(abstract) (video)
Dan
Klein (bio),
"Natural Language Processing: Unsupervised, Adaptative, and
Efficient Technologies" (abstract) (video)
Umesh
Vazirani (bio),
"Quantum Physics and the Nature of Computation" (video)
James
O'Brien (bio),
"Green Goop and Polygon Soup: Computer Graphics Research at
U.C. Berkeley" (video) |
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5:00pm |
Reception
Hearst Memorial Mining Building Atrium |
6:00pm |
Banquet
Hearst Memorial Mining Building Atrium
Welcome Remarks, Jitendra Malik,
Chair, EECS. Dinner Speaker: Dr.
Paul E. Jacobs, QUALCOMM - "Not Just Talk: 3G CDMA" |
Open House Descriptions |
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