We are pleased to announce a series of distinguished lectures in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Boston University Computer Science Department. These lectures will take place over the next year and will be given by eminent scientists in fundamental areas of our field. Please join us for the celebration and help us look ahead to continued growth and excellence.
Next Lecture
Christos Faloutsos on 31th January, 2005 at 11:00am.
Topic: Data Mining using Fractals and Power Laws
Venue: SAR 102 (Sargent College)
List of Speakers
Jon Crowcroft
Cambridge University
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Christos Faloutsos
Carnegie Mellon University
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Shafi Goldwasser
MIT and The Weizmann Institute of Technology
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Takeo Kanade
Carnegie Mellon University
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Richard Karp
ICSI and University of California, Berkeley
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Bruce Maggs
Carnegie Mellon University
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Albert Meyer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Rohit Parikh
City University of New York
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Michael Rabin
Harvard University
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Margaret Wright
New York University
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Previous Lectures
- Richard Karp on 30th April, 2003.
Topic: Global Time Synchronization in Sensornets - Michael Rabin on 27th October, 2003.
Topic: Hyper-Encryption and Provably Everlasting Secrecy - Takeo Kanade on 3rd November, 2003.
Topic: Video Acquisition, Processing and Modeling of a Dynamic Scene by Many Cameras - Bruce Maggs on 24th November, 2003.
Topic: Experimenting with a Content Delivery Network. - Albert Meyer on 8th December, 2003.
Topic: Computability Theory Of and With the Scheme Programming Language - Jon Crowcroft on 15th December, 2003.
Topic: Scalable Ubiquitous Computing Systems - Margaret H. Wright on 12th April, 2004.
Topic: The Interior-Point Revolution in Optimization - Shafi Goldwasser on 26th April, 2004 at 3:00pm.
Topic: On the Implementation of Huge Random Objects - Rohit Parikh on 20th September, 2004 at 3:00pm.
Topic: Logic of Knowledge and Social Software
Announcements
- A PDF version of the lecture series poster can be found here.