CS Seminars: 2006-2007

• Monday, 11 June CS321: Two talks by faculty from the Institute for Research and Applications of Fuzzy Modeling, University of Ostrava, Czech Republic. Host: Vladik Kreinovich
  • 12-1:05 Irina Perfilieva: Fuzzy Transform: Methodology and Applications in Data Processing
  • 3:45-4:50, Vilem Novak: Fuzzy Logic in Natural Language: Applications in Fuzzy Modeling
• Thursday, 3 May @ 9AM, CS221, Alfredo Gabaldon, Non-Markovian Control in Dynamical Systems
• Thursday, 22 March @ 1:30PM, CS221, Practical `Bleeding-edge' Distributed Filesystems, Kevin Smith, SGI.
• Two talks by Maurice Margenstern, University of Metz (France), (slides)
  • Monday, March 19, 10:30-11:30, CS Conference room COMP 221. The Computer Science Revolution
  • Tuesday, March 20, 3-4:20 pm, Computer Science 308, Computing in a Hyperbolic World
• Friday, 2 March, 3PM BUSN 301, George Corliss (Marquette U.), GasDay: Making Money from Math. (joint w/ math dept)
• Thursday, 8 March, 12:00-13:00. Michael Bachman (Google), The Google File System
• Friday, 23 Feb, 2:30PM, CS221: Alan Clements, The Computer Aided Crash
• Friday, 9 Feb, Joint Event w/ Math Dept, David Andrs (UTEP Math Dept), How to Speak to Computers: Speech syntehsis, speech recognition, and dialog systems:
• Monday, 11:30AM, 12 Feb, CS221, Rolf Riesen and Ron Oldfield (SNL). Lightweight I/O for Massive-Scale Systems.
• Friday, 2 Feb @2PM, 143 Bell Hall, Joint Event w/ Math Dept: Steve Roach (UTEP), Building Reliable Software from Proofs: Amphion, Deductive Synthesis, and Space
• Friday, 10 Nov 1:30PM, CS 221, Bess Fjordbak (UTEP, Speech Pathology), Identifying Variations in Patterns of Language use in Mental Illness. Host: Thamar Solorio, Computer Science Department.
• Friday, 17 Nov 1:30PM, CS322, ACM General Meeting / CS Trivia Contest / Students v. Faculty.
• Friday, 13 October, 3PM, Bell Hall 143: Borries Demeler Department of Biochemistry, The University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, Texas. Modeling Hydrodynamic Properties of Biological Macromolecules: A Biophysical Application for Distributed Computing Time. Jointly presented by Department of Mathematical Sciences and Bioinformatics Program. Host Michela Taufer.
• Friday, 6 October 1:30, CS322: ACM meeting.
• Friday, 8 Sept 1:30PM, CS 221, Nigel Ward, A Case Study in the Identification of Prosodic Cues to Turn-Taking: Back-Channeling in Arabic.
• Tuesday, 22 Aug, 2PM, UTEP Rubin Center, Deborah McGuinness (bio), , Emerging Semantic Web Trends , Host: Ann Gates.