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Spring 2008

Selected leading experts and research members from different backgrounds will be invited as speakers in this seminar series. Students and faculty members can refresh their keen interests on state-of-the-art research and development efforts taking place throughout the world. This should be a forum for open discussions among faculty members and students on current research topics with diverse interests.

We will have the seminar series scheduled as regularly as possible. Currently, it is to be held at noon on Wednesdays starting from the second week of the term. E-mail announcements, as well as updates on this web-page, will be made accordingly.

Graduate students are strongly recommended to attend. Any seminar talk would not be a success without students’ attendance.

Date Topic Speaker
January 30 Reducing Energy Consumption for Instruction Fetch on Embedded Processors Prof Gary Tyson, Florida State University

February 8 (Friday)

 Swanson Power & Energy Initiative: Partnering to Meet Industry Needs
through Innovative Education and Collaborative Research

Dr. Gregory Reed, KEMA, Inc

February 13

Classification of Power Quality Disturbances

Dr. Nermeen Talaat Mahmoud, University of Zagazig

February 27

Retrieval of Atmospheric Temperature and Moisture Profiles from Hyperspectral Sounding Data Using a Projected Principal Components Transform and a Neural Network

Dr. William Blackwell, Lincoln Laboratory

March 5

Recent Breakthroughs in Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) and Its Industrial Applications

Dr. Yong-Cheng Liu, ANSYS, Inc
March 19 An Introduction to RODS:
A Real-time Public Health Surveillance System
 Dr. Richard Tsui, Department of Biomedical Informatics
March 26

 

 Professor Yongfeng Lu, University of Nebraska
April 2

 

 Professor Geoff Hutchinson, Department of Chemisty
April 9

THERMAL-/VARIATION-AWARE TASK-LEVEL SCHEDULING FOR MULTICORE PROCESSORS

 Dr. Chen-Yong Cher, IBM TJ Watson Research Center
 

 

  
 

 

  

 

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