All Topics (February 6 through March 31)

Tuesday, February 9

• 9:30 AM PhD Thesis Proposal

Wednesday, February 10

• 9:45 AM BUSec Seminar- Do computer science definitions of privacy satisfy legal definitions of privacy? The case of FERPA and differential privacy

Tuesday, February 16

• 11:00 AM NRG - Shields Up! Defense for evading reconnaissance and JavaScript driven L7 attacks
• 4:30 PM Phil Libin of Evernote at BU

Wednesday, February 17

• 9:45 AM BUSec Seminar- Attacking the Network Time Protocol.
• 7:00 PM BUILDS Video Game Workshop

Thursday, February 18

• 2:00 PM IVC Seminar- Human Evaluation and Refinement of Search Clusters

Thursday, February 25

• 2:00 PM IVC Seminar- Visual Urban Sensing

Tuesday, March 1

• 11:00 AM BUSec/NRG: BGPStream: A framework for the historical analysis and real-time monitoring of BGP data

Wednesday, March 2

• 9:45 AM BUSec Seminar/Thesis Proposal: On the Cryptographic Hardness of Finding a Nash Equilibrium
• 4:00 PM Center for the Study of Ancient Documents, Oxford University

Thursday, March 3

• 12:00 PM Data Seminar
• 2:00 PM IVC Seminar- Analysis-by-Synthesis

Wednesday, March 16

• 1:30 PM An Optical Turing Machine for Network Processing (with background on a digital optical Internet router)

Thursday, March 17

• 2:00 PM IVC Seminar
• 6:00 PM Hack Night @ BU BUILDS

Wednesday, March 23

• 9:45 AM BUSec Seminar- On the trade-offs between performance and security in network protocols design

Thursday, March 24

• 2:00 AM IVC Seminar- Learning to anticipate the future with unlabeled video
• 5:00 PM CS Advising Session

Monday, March 28

• 11:00 AM NRG - Presenter: Larissa Spinelli

Tuesday, March 29

• 9:30 AM PhD Thesis Defense

Wednesday, March 30

• 9:45 AM BUSec Seminar- Uncovering Cryptographic Failures with Internet-Wide Measurement

Thursday, March 31

• 9:00 AM Oral Exam- Larissa Spinelli
• 2:00 PM IVC Seminar- Efficient Diffeomorphisms: From Representation to Inference
• 5:00 PM Google Technical Talk on Data Visualization