Colloquium Series 2013-2014

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Juan Chi, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (CSE)

Data Mining and Modeling in Cancer Research

John Smith, PHD - Distinguished Speaker

President, Honke Inc

Web Stuff in Today's world

Caterina Scoglio, Ph.D.

Professor, Kansas State University

Models of Spreading Processes on Network

Bilal Khan, Ph.D.

Professor, John Jay College

Quantitative mapping of malware evolution and biodiversity

Richard Voyles, Ph.D. - Distinguished Speaker

Associate Dean for Research, Purdue University

The Co-Robotic Revolution and Implications for Innovation and Education

Marcello Caleffi, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, University of Naples, Italy

Building Communication Networks with Living Organisms

Vladimir Breverman, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins University

Streaming algorithms for frequency-based functions and k-mean clustering

Mohammad Hasan, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, University of North Carolina-Charlotte

Workshop for Creating Innovative Minds

Gail Murphy, Ph.D. - Distinguished Speaker

Professor, University of British Columbia

Context as an Antidote to Information Overload

Gregory Dudek, Ph.D. - Distinguished Speaker

Director of the School of Computer Science, McGill University

Robot Teams to Assist Humans in Scientific Discovery

Satya Lokam, Ph.D. - Distinguished Speaker

Senior Research Manager, Microsoft Research

An Overview of Research at Microsoft Research India

Prem Devanbu, Ph.D. - Distinguished Speaker

Professor, University of California-Davis

On the Naturalness of Software

Tomas Helikar, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Biochemistry)

Large-scale logical models and emergent dynamics of biochemical and biological networks under healthy and diseased conditions

Christian Kästner, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon University

Analyzing all 2^10000 Configurations of the Linux Kernel

Andrew Begel, Ph.D.

Researcher, Microsoft Research

Analyze This! 145 Questions for Data Scientists in Software Engineering

Jens G. Pohl, Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus, California Polytechnic State University

Approaches to Intelligent Systems