Students Registered for ECEN 681 CESG Seminar
To receive the full credit for this course, you must meet the following requirements:
You may miss up to 3 seminars. You are responsible for attending seminars whenever they are scheduled.
Complete and submit a brief report for all seminars via the course eCampus page. The report is due by the end of the day on the day after the seminar. The report should be brief while highlighting the key points from each seminar.
Most/all seminars will be recorded, if you cannot attend a seminar you must watch the video for the seminar and turn in a report for the seminar in question.
The CESG Seminar Calendar is available here.
Spring 2020
Organizer: Dr.Paul Gratz (pgratz@gratz1.com)
Time: Friday 4:10 p.m. – 5:10 p.m.
Location: ETB 1037
- January 31, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037):”Making Temporal Data Prefetching Practical“, Krishnendra Nathella, ARM Inc.
- February 5, Wednesday 11:00 a.m. (WEB 236C): “Securing Execution of Neural Network Models on Edge Devices“, Michel Kinsy, Boston University (co-hosted with the Cybersecurity Center)
- February 7, Friday 2:00 p.m. (WEB 232): “In Hardware We Trust?: Gains and Pains of Hardware Assisted Security”, Dr. Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany (Co-hosted with the Cybersecurity Center)
- February 7, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Secure Speculative Execution in the Age of Spectre and Meltdown”, Nael Abu-Ghazaleh, University of California, Riverside (co-hosted with the Cybersecurity Center)
- February 21, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Machine Learning for Microarchitectural Prediction”, Daniel Jimenez, Dept of CSE, Texas A&M University.
- March 6, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Perceptron-Based Prefetch Filtering”, Paul V. Gratz, Dept of CSE, Texas A&M University.
- March 20, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): Yiran Chen, Duke University
- April 17, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): Chia-Che Tsai, Dept of CSE, Texas A&M University
Fall 2019
Organizer: Dr. Srinivas Shakkottai (sshakkot@tamu.edu)
Time: Friday 4:10 p.m. – 5:10 p.m.
Location: ETB 1020
- September 6, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): There is no scheduled CESG Seminar due to the “Conference on Advances in Data Science” Registered students can get credit by describing any one talk in the Summary Form
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- September 13, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Congestion in Large-Scale Transportation Networks: Analysis and Control Perspectives“, Sivaranjani Seetharaman, University of Notre Dame. Summary form (only for registered students)
- September 20, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Towards Learning with Brain Efficiency“, Mohsen Imani, UC San Diego Summary form (only for registered students) .
- September 27, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Coding and Compressed Sensing for Unsourced Multiple Access“, Dr. JF Chamberland, Texas A&M University. Summary form (only for registered students)
- October 4, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Implementing Next-Generation Embedded Systems with Functional Reactive Programming and Real-Time Virtual Resources”, Albert Cheng, University of Houston. Summary form (only for registered students)
- October 11, Friday: “Winedale Workshop”, Registered students can get credit by describing any one talk in the Summary Form
- October 18, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “How to Measure Side Channel Leakage”, Aaron Wagner, Cornell University. Summary Form (only for registered students)
- October 23, Wednesday 3:00 p.m. (SPECIAL SEMINAR, ETB 3002): “Optimization and Generalization in Modern Neural Networks”, Boris Hanin, Texas A&M University. Summary Form (only for registered students)
- October 25, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Wafer-Scale Deep Learning”, Mark Browning, Texas A&M University. Summary Form (only for registered students)
- October 31, Thursday 2:30 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Sparse Regression Codes: Communication via High-dimensional Linear Regression”, Cynthia Rush, Columbia University. Summary Form (only for registered students)
- November 8, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020):”Making Mobile Networks Fly“. Karthik Sundaresan, NEC Laboratories America. Summary Form (only for registered students)
- November 15, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020):”Hyper-Parameter tuning for ML Models: A Monte-Carlo Tree Search (MCTS) Approach“. Sanjay Shakkottai, University of Texas. Summary Form (only for registered students)
- November 26, Tuesday 4:00 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Multi-Armed Bandits Revisited”, P.R. Kumar, Texas A&M University. Summary Form (only for registered students)
Spring 2019
Organizer: Dr. Srinivas Shakkottai (sshakkot@tamu.edu)
Time: Friday 4:10 p.m. – 5:10 p.m.
Location: ETB 1037
- January 25, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Next Stop: 5nm. But What’s Next for Power Signoff?”, Dr. Albert (Zhiyu) Zeng, Candence Design Systems. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- January 31, Thursday 11:00 a.m. (SPECIAL SEMINAR, WEB 236C): “Programmable Hardware Monitors for Software Security”, Dr. Ajay Joshi, Boston University. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- February 1, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Acceleration at the Speed of System Memory”, Dr. Kevin Hofstee, IBM Research. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- February 8, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Robust Learning of Classifiers under Label Noise”, Dr. P.S. Sastry, IISc. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- February 15, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Decentralized control over Unreliable Communication Links”, Dr. Ashutosh Nayyar, USC. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- February 22, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Effects of Risk-Aversion and Diversity of User Preferences on Selfish Routing”, Dr. Evdokia Nikolova, UT Austin. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- March 1, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “On Generalization Bounds for Learning from Batch and Streaming Data”, Dr. Shahin Shahrampour, TAMU. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- March 8, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Impact of Reaction Delays on the Design of Longitudinal Controllers for Autonomous Vehicles”, Dr. Gopal Krishna Kamath, TAMU. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- March 22, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Acoustic-Based Motion Tracking and its Applications”, Dr. Lili Qiu, UT Austin. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- March 29, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Two Part Seminar: Coded Compressed Sensing for Unsourced Multiple Access (Vamsi Amalladinne) and QFlow: A Reinforcement Learning approach to High QoE Video Streaming at the Wireless Edge (Rajarshi Bhattacharyya)”, Texas A&M University. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- April 5, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “Hashing Algorithms for Extreme Scale Machine Learning”, Dr. Anshumali Shrivastava, Rice University. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- April 12, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): “The Value of Intellectual Property for Inventors”, John Beckerdite and Nick Chremos, Texas A&M University. Slides. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- April 26, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1037): ” Consensus Taxonomy in the Blockchain Era”, Dr. Juan Garay, Texas A&M University. Summary form (only for registered students) .
Fall 2018
Organizer: Dr. Srinivas Shakkottai (sshakkot@tamu.edu)
Time: Friday 4:10 p.m. – 5:10 p.m.
Location: ETB 1020
- September 7, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Approximate Computing: A New Dimension for Hardware Design Trade-off”, Dr. Jiang Hu, Texas A&M University. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- September 14, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Big Data Analysis and Cross-Layer Optimization for Communication, Caching and Computing (C^3) Networks”, Dr. Zhu Han, University of Houston. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- September 21, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Accurate Learning or Fast Mixing? Dynamic Adaptability of Caching Algorithms”, Dr. Srinivas Shakkottai, Texas A&M University. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- September 28, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): Graduate Student Seminars.
1. “Security of Cyber-Physical Systems”, Bharadwaj Satchidanandan, Texas A&M University
2. “Small-Scale Markets for Bilateral Resource Trading in the Sharing Economy”, Bainan Xia, Texas A&M University.
Summary form (only for registered students).
- October 5, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Autonomous Vehicles: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”, Dr. Srikanth Saripalli, Texas A&M University. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- October 12, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Transportation Systems Resilience: Capacity-Aware Control and Value of Information”, Dr. Saurabh Amin, MIT. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- October 25, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Scheduling Punctured Systems: Joint Scheduling of Ultra Reliable Low Latency and Mobile Broadband Traffic”, Dr. Gustavo De Veciana, UT Austin. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- November 2, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Enabling Seamless Coverage and Mobility Support for Millimeter-Wave Networks”, Dr. Xinyu Zhang, UC San Diego. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- November 9, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Quantum-driven classical optimization”, Dr. Helmut Katzgraber, Texas A&M University. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- November 16, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Sociotechnical Perspectives on Internet Resource Management: Internet Exchanges as Markets for Infrastructure Services”, Dr. Jesse Sowell, Texas A&M University. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- November 30, Friday 4:10 p.m. (ETB 1020): “Last Mile Security in Industrial IOT Applications”, Dr. Xiaolin Lu, Texas Instruments. Summary form (only for registered students) .
- December 12, Wednesday 11:10 a.m. (WEB 333, Fishbowl): “Deconstructing the Blockchain to Approach Physical Limits”, Dr, Sreeram Kannan, University of Washington
- December 12, Wednesday 4:30 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Interface between Machine Learning and Information Theory”, Dr, Sreeram Kannan, University of Washington
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Spring 2018
Organizers:Dr. Alex Sprintson (spalex@tamu.edu)
Time: Friday 4:10 p.m. – 5:10 p.m.
Location: WEB 236C- April 27, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Topological Quantum Computation”, Dr. Eric Rowell, Texas A&M University
- April 20, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Algorithms, Architectures, and Test-beds for Advanced Wireless Communication Systems”, Dr. Joseph Cavallaro, Rice University
- April 13, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Long-term Secure Communication without Computational Assumptions”, Dr. Rei Safavi-Naini, University of Calgary
- April 6, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Learning-Based Power and Performance Prediction for Heterogeneous System Design”, Dr. Andreas Gerstlauer, University of Texas, Austin
- March 30, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Challenges and Opportunities in Advanced R&D at a Global Private Technology Company”, Jian Li, Huawei Technologies, Inc.
- March 2, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Bridging Design and Manufacturing Gap through Machine Learning and Machine-Generated Layout”, Dr. Yibo Lin, University of Texas, Austin
- February 23, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Energy-efficient Machine Learning Systems for Cloud and Edge Computing”, Dr. Yingyan Lin, Rice University
- February 16, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Toward Online Intrusion Tolerance & Response in Power Systems”, Dr. Katherine Davis, Texas A&M University
- February 9, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Impact of the Cyber-Physical Interdependency on Cascading Failure Mitigation in the Smart Grid”, Dr. Mingkui Wei, Sam Houston State University
- January 26, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236C): “Private Information Retrieval with Side Information”, Brenden Garcia, Texas A&M University
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Fall 2017
Organizers:
Dr. Alex Sprintson (spalex@tamu.edu)
Dr. Peng Li (pli@tamu.edu)
Time: Friday 4:10 p.m. – 5:10 p.m.
Location: WEB 236C
- November 17, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Sequential Learning, Optimization and Control for Cyber-Physical Systems, Dr. Dileep Kalathil, Texas A&M University
- November 14, Friday 2:20 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Implantable Electronic Migration at Biotronik, David Genzer ’83, Director of IC Design and Development – Texas Biotronik/Micro Systems Engineering Inc.
- November 10, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Human-Centric Machine Learning in the Big Data Era, Dr. Xia “Ben” Hu, Texas A&M University
- November 3, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Throughput-Optimal Scheduling for Multi-Hop Networked Transportation Systems with Switch-Over Delay, Dr. I-Hong Hou, Texas A & M University
- October 27, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Knowledge-driven representations of physiological signals: Developing measurable indices of non-observable behavior, Dr. Theodora Chaspari, Texas A & M University
- October 20, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Model checking Asynchronous Systems: A New Technique and a Practical Tool, Dr. Jeff Huang, Texas A & M University
- October 13, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Embracing Sparsity in Deep Networks: From Algorithms to Hardware, Dr. Zhangyang (Altas) Wang, Texas A & M University
- October 6, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): What Really Lies beyond Moor’s Law?, Dr. Frank Liu, IBM Research
- September 29, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Spiking Neural Networks: Learning Architecture and Hardware Implementation, Dr. Peng Li, Texas A & M University
- September 22, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Small is the New Big: Data Analytics on the Edge – An overview of processors and algorithms for deep learning techniques on the edge, Dr. Abhay Samant, Vice President of Engineering Hiller Measurements
- September 15, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Systems for Clinical Outcomes Predictions, Dr. Bobak Mortazavi, Texas A & M University
- September 8, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): The Rewriting of a 50-Year-Old Solution: The Normalized Singular Value Decomposition of Non-Symmetric Matrices Using Givens Fast Rotations, Ehsan Rohani, Texas A & M University
- September 1, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Towards Principle Support for Storage and Wireless Applications in Software Defined Networks, Dr. Alex Sprintson, Texas A & M University
Spring 2017
Organizer: Dr. Paul V. Gratz (pgratz@gratz1.com)
Time: Friday 3:55 p.m. – 5:10 p.m.
Location: CHEN 108
Spring 2017
- May 5, Friday 4:00 p.m. (CHEN 108): Trustworthy Integrated Circuit Design, Jeyavijayan (JV) Rajendran, University of Texas at Dallas
- April 28, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Breaking the On-Chip Latency Barrier Using Single-Cycle Multi-Hop Networks, Tushar Krisha of Georgia Tech
- April 21, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): CPU and Server System Architecture Opportunities for AI Application Optimization, Balint Fleischer, CTO at Huawei
- April 7, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): How Much Time, Energy, and Power Does an Algorithm Need?, Richard (Rich) Vuduc of Georgia Tech
- March 31, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Prototyping Medium Access Control Protocols for Wireless Networks, Simon Yau of Texas A&M
- March 24, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Exo-Core — Software-Defined Hardware-Security, Mohit Tiwari of the University of Texas
- March 3, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Improving Cyber Security through Cyber Insurance and Data Analytics, Parinaz Naghizadeh of the University of Michigan
- February 24, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Making Wi-Fi Work in Multi-Hop Topologies: Automatic Negotiation and Allocation of Airtime, Violet R. Syrotiuk of Arizona State University
- February 17, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Leaping Over the Memory Wall with Data Prefetching and Cache Replacement, Jinchun Kim of Texas A&M
- February 3, Friday 4:10 p.m. (CVE 222): Hardware Trojans Begone: Inspiring Trust in Outsourced IC Fabrication, Siddharth Garg of New York University
- January 27, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 236-C): Cyberethics and Cyberpolitics: Ethical and Social Issues, Glen Miller of Texas A&M
- January 20, Friday 4:10 p.m. (WEB 333): Virtual Human Teleportation via UAV-IoT AR/VR Immersive Communication, Jacob Chakareski of the University of Alabama
Fall 2016
- Dec. 1, Thursday 2:30pm (WEB 236C): Simha Sethumadhavan, Columbia University.
- Nov. 18, Friday 4:10pm (CHEN 108): David Gent, SofTest Designs Corporatio
n. - Nov. 11, Friday 4:10pm (CHEN 108): Xin Li, Carnegie Mellon University.
- Oct. 28, Friday 4:10pm (CHEN 108): Peng Li, Texas A&M University.
- Oct. 21, Friday 4:10pm (CHEN 108): Hao He, Texas A&M University.
- Oct. 14, Friday 4:10pm (CHEN 108): Prabhat Mishra, University of Florida.
- Oct. 7, Friday 4:10pm (CHEN 108): Kalyan Banerjee, iRunway Inc.
- Sept. 30, Friday 4:10pm (CHEN 108): Alejandro Rico, ARM Inc.
- Sept. 23, Friday 4:10pm (CHEN 108): (Eminent Scholar Series) Bruce Jacob, University of Maryland.
- Sept. 16, Friday 4:10pm (CHEN 108): Alex Thomasson, Texas A&M University.
- Sept. 9, Friday 4:10pm (N/A): No seminar this week.
- Sept. 2, Friday 4:10pm (CHEN 108): GENI Wireless Testbed: An open ecosystem for wireless communications research. Abhimanyu Gosain, Raytheon BBN Technologies.
Spring 2016
- Apr. 22nd, Friday 4:00 pm (WEB 236C): Xin Zhan, Texas A&M University.
- Apr. 8, Friday 4:00 pm (WEB 236C): Is Wearable Technology the Future for Improving Health? Using Sensors to Reduce Fall Risk, Improve Mobility, and Monitor Sleep, Dr. Javad Razjouyan, Baylor College of Medicine.
- Mar. 25, Friday 4:00 pm (WEB 236C): Recent Advances in Tactical High Performance Computing Dr. Raju Namburu, Army Research Labs (ARL).
- Mar. 11, Friday 4:00 pm (WEB 236C): Quantifying multi-user computational security, Ken Duffy, MIT.
- Feb. 26, Friday 4:00 pm (WEB 236C): Silicon Photonic Microring Resonator-Based Transceivers for Compact WDM Optical Interconnects, Sam Palermo, Texas A&M University.
- Feb. 19, Friday 4:00 pm (WEB 236C): Case Study for an EDA Product from Research to Release, Wen Hao Liu, Cadence.
- Feb. 10, Wednesday 10:00 am (WEB 236C): From Reliability to Security: Negative Bias Temperature Instability and Random Telegraph Noise in Hardware Security. Dr. Xiaoming Chen, Post-Doctoral Researcher at Carnegie Mellon University
- Feb 3, Wednesday 4:00 pm (WEB 236C): Evolution or Revolution? – Conventional and Neuromorphic Systems Leveraging Emerging Memory Technologies, Helen Li, University of Pittsburgh.
- Jan 29, Friday 4:00 pm (WEB 236C): Codes for Distributed Storage Systems: Design, Analysis, and Implementation, Alex Sprintson, Texas A&M University
Fall 2015
- Sept. 2, Wednesday 4:00 pm (O&M 112): No seminar, quick info session for the students enrolled.
- Sept 9, Wednesday 4:00 pm (WEB 236C): Unlocking system performance with NVMe Flash, Manu Awasthi, Samsung Research.
- Sept 16, Wednesday 4:00pm (WEB 236C): Microfluidic Lab-on-a-Chip Systems Enabling Next-Generation High-Throughput Assays, Arum Han, Texas A&M University.
- Sept 23, Wednesday 4:00pm (WEB 236C): Tapas of Quantum Computing, Andreas Klappenecker, Dept. CSE, Texas A&M University. Slides
- Sept 30, Wednesday 4:00pm (WEB 236C): Rethinking Competitive-Ratio: Two Case Studies, I-Hong Hou, Texas A&M University.
- Oct 7, Wednesday 4:00pm (WEB 236C): Trustworthy Integrated Circuit Design, Jeyavijayan (JV) Rajendran, UT Dallas
- Oct 12, Monday 2:30pm (WEB 236C): (Eminent Scholar Seminar) Challenges and Approaches for a Trustworthy Power Grid Cyber Infrastructure, William Sanders, University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign.
- Oct 23, Friday 4:00pm (WEB 236C): Distributed Algorithms for Big Graph Analytics, Alexandros G. Dimakis, The University of Texas at Austin.
- Oct 28, Wednesday 4:00pm (WEB 236C): Flash in The Enterprise : It’s Not Your Grandfather’s USB Stick, Charles Camp, IBM (Slides1, Slides2)
- Nov 4, Wednesday 4:00pm (WEB 236C): (seminar post-poned to spring, no seminar this week)
- Nov 11, Wednesday 4:00pm (WEB 236C): Vijay Janapa Reddi, The University of Texas at Austin.
- Dec 2, Wednesday 11:00am (Room 202 Reed McDonald Building): Health Data Sciences at ORNL: From Personalized Medicine to Population Health, Dr. Georgia Tourassi, Director of the Biomedical Science and Engineering Center and the Health Data Sciences Institute at ORNL.
Spring 2015
- May 1, Friday 3:55 pm (1037 ETB): Optical Interconnects: Technology and Challenges, O. Eknoyan, Texas A&M University.
- April 24, Friday 3:55 pm (1037 ETB): Microwave superconducting circuits: understanding the parametrically flux-pumped SQUID by its electrical impedance, Kyle Sundqvist, Texas A&M University.
- April 17, Friday 3:55 pm (1037 ETB): Scaling-Friendly VCO-Based ΔΣ ADC Design in Advanced CMOS Processes, Nan Sun, University of Texas at Austin.
- April 7, Tuesday 3:55 pm (HECC 200): Genomic Analysis Tools for Familial and Case-Control Sequencing Studies, Chad Huff, MD Anderson Cancer Center.
- March 26, Thursday 4:00 pm (WEB 333) (SPECIAL SEMINAR): Maple: Simplifying SDN Programming Using Algorithmic Policies, Andreas Voellmy, Yale University.
- March 13, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1037): Catapulting beyond Moore’s Law: Using FPGAs to Accelerate Data Centers, Derek Chiou, Microsoft/UT Austin.
- March 6, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1037): Hardware Implementation of Cascade Support Vector Machine, Qian Wang, Texas A&M University.
- February 10, Tuesday, 3:55 pm (HECC 200): Energy Cyberphysical Systems: The Lay of the Land, Dr. M. Kezunovic, Texas A&M University.
- February 6, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1037): Ternary CAM Design for IP Routing using Floating Gate Transistors, Viacheslav Fedorov, Texas A&M University.
Fall 2014
- November 25, Tuesday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): B-Fetch: Branch Prediction Directed Prefetching for Chip-Multiprocessors, David Kadjo, Texas A&M University.
- November 14, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): Automatic Granularity Control for Irregular Workloads on Heterogeneous Systems, Donald S. Fussell, University of Texas at Austin
- October 24, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): Distributed Computing and Redundancy at Bloomberg LP, Michael Clare, Bloomberg LP
- October 17, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): Use-it or Lose-it: Wearout and Lifetime in Future Chip-Multiprocessor Interconnect, Paul Gratz, TAMU
- October 10, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): Techniques for Fast Physical Design Closure, Guo Yu, Oracle Corp.
- October 3, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): A Brief Summary of Intel’s Transistor and Interconnect Trends from 90nm Planar to 14nm FIN-FET Technology, Gianfranco Gerosa, Intel Corp.
- September 26, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): The Capacity of Wireless Networks for Emerging Applications, I-Hong Hou, TAMU
- September 19, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): Challenges and Opportunities for Analysis-based Research in Big Data, Nick Duffield, TAMU
- September 9, Tuesday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): Cloud Radios with Limited Feedback, Kiran Kuchi, IIT Hyderabad
Spring 2014
- January 24, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): Noise-Based Logic, Laszlo Kish, Texas A&M University.
- February 4, Tuesday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): Quantum Computers: Small and Large, Andreas Klappenecker, Texas A&M University.
- February 10, Monday, 9:30 am (ZACH 213C): How to Build an Ecosystem for Future City Innovation: The case of Porto, Portugal, João Barros, Veniam’Works and Universidade do Porto.
- February 10, Monday, 11:00 am (WEB 333): Digital Microfluidic Biochips: Towards Hardware/Software Co-Design and Cyberphysical System Integration, Tsung-Yi Ho, National Cheng Kung University.
- March 7, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): The Three Weight Algorithm: A Method for Large Scale Distribution, José Bento, Disney Research.
- March 17, Monday, 3:00 pm (ETB 1034): Steiner Trees in Chip Design, Stephan Held, University of Bonn.
- March 28, Friday, 3:55 pm (ETB 1034): SyNAPSE: Scalable Energy-Efficient Neurosynaptic Computing, Jun Sawada, IBM.
For more information about each talk, please check the calendar entries below.
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