Events

Spring 2019 Sparks: Sustainable Impact Series presents "Seeking Funding"  
Seminar

Ami Naik (Radicle Impact) and Corey Vernon (Radicle Impact)

Ami Naik, Director, Radicle Impact and Corey Vernon, Senior Associate, Radicle Impact

Seeking Funding
Tue Apr 30th, 2019
 (
6:30 pm
)
SEQ - register for details

Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium presents Imaging at the genomic-scale: from 3D organization of the genome to cell atlas of the brain  
Seminar

Xiaowei Zhuang, 2019 Robert Hofstadter Memorial Lecturer (Harvard)

details TBA

 

Imaging at the genomic-scale: from 3D organization of the genome to cell atlas of the brain
Tue Apr 30th, 2019
 (
4:30 pm
)
Hewlett 201

EE402T presents “Entrepreneurship in Asian High-Tech Industries” Spring Seminars  
Seminar

Dr. Ashish Gupta (Helion Ventures)

 “Recent Developments, Opportunities, and Challenges for Entrepreneurs in India: An Investor’s Perspective”

- abstract pending -

Recent Developments, Opportunities, and Challenges for Entrepreneurs in India: An Investor’s Perspective
Tue Apr 30th, 2019
 (
4:30 pm
)
Skilling Auditorium

AP483 & AMO Seminar welcomes Clint Schow  
Seminar

Clint Schow (University of California, Santa Barbara)

AP 483 & AMO Seminar Series
Time:
4:15 pm, every Monday (Refreshments begin at 4 pm)

Location:
Spilker Building Room 232

TBA
Mon Apr 29th, 2019
 (
4:15 pm
)
Spilker 232

SystemX BONUS LECTURE: Run-time computation for enhanced integrated circuits and systems  
Seminar

Prof. Visvesh Sathe (University of Washington)

For over half a century, Integrated Circuits have been designed and developed (rather successfully) toward the goal of enhancing computing performance and efficiency.

Run-time computation for enhanced integrated circuits and systems
Fri Apr 26th, 2019
 (
2:00 pm
)
Gates 104

SystemX presents Life in Space  
Seminar

Dr. Antonio Ricco (NASA Ames)

We develop miniaturized integrated bio/analytical instruments and platforms to conduct economical, frequent, autonomous life-science experiments in outer space.

Life in Space: Microfluidic Systems Enable the Study of Terrestrial Microbes in Space and the Search for Life on the Solar System’s Icy Moons
Thu Apr 25th, 2019
 (
4:30 pm
)
Huang 018

EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium welcomes Mendel Rosenblum  
Seminar

Mendel Rosenblum (Stanford)

Computers connected by networks have long used protocols like Network Time Protocol (NTP) to adjust the clocks of the computers to show the same time of day.

Nanosecond-level Clock Synchronization in a Data Center
Wed Apr 24th, 2019
 (
4:30 pm
)
Shriram 104

SCIEN presents "Challenges in surgical imaging: Surgical and pathological devices"  
Seminar

Professor Eben Rosenthal (Stanford)

Cancer is a surgically treated disease; almost 80% of early stage solid tumors undergo surgery at some point in their treatment course.

Challenges in surgical imaging: Surgical and pathological devices
Wed Apr 24th, 2019
 (
4:30 pm
)
Packard 101

EE402T presents “Entrepreneurship in Asian High-Tech Industries” Spring Seminars  
Seminar

Dr. C. Jason Wang (Director, Center for Policy, Outcomes, and Prevention)

Jason Wang, MD, PhD, is Director of the Center for Policy, Outcomes, and Prevention, and Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine at Stanford University.

Straddling a Medical Device IoT Startup Between Taiwan and the United States – Lessons Learned
Tue Apr 23rd, 2019
 (
4:30 pm
)
Skilling Auditorium

Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium presents Matter made of Light: Mott Insulators and Topological Fields  
Seminar

Jonathan Simon (Univ. of Chicago)

In this talk I will describe our ongoing effort at the University of Chicago to explore exotic models of condensed matter using materials made of light.

Matter made of Light: Mott Insulators and Topological Fields
Tue Apr 23rd, 2019
 (
4:30 pm
)
Hewlett 201

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