Events
SCIEN Talk: Wavefront coding techniques and resolution limits for light field microscopy Seminar
Light field microscopy is a rapid, scan-less volume imaging technique that requires only a standard wide field fluorescence microscope and a microlens array.
Wavefront coding techniques and resolution limits for light field microscopy
EE Pumpkin Carving Contest 2018 General
You are invited to EE's Pumpkin Carving Contest. This event brings together the EE community in a friendly forum to carve the best Halloween Pumpkin.
EE Pumpkin Carving Contest 2018
Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium Seminar
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Aut. Qtr. Colloq. committee: R. Blandford (Chair), A. Kapitulnik, R. Laughlin, L. Senatore
Location: Hewlett Teaching Center, Rm. 200
AP483, Ginzton Lab, & AMO Seminar Series Seminar
Academic year 2018-2019, please join us at Spilker room 232 every Monday afternoon from 4 pm for the AP 483 & Ginzton Lab, and AMO Seminar Series.
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US-ATMC (EE402) Seminar presents AI Systems and Visual Intelligence Seminar
The upcoming series features presentations by distinguished guest speakers from industry about practical innovations from Asia related to the use of artificial intelligence in smart physical systems, e.g.
AI Systems and Visual Intelligence at the Network Edge: Trends and Opportunities in Asia
US-ATMC (EE402) Seminar Seminar
The upcoming series features presentations by distinguished guest speakers from industry about practical innovations from Asia related to the use of artificial intelligence in smart physical systems, e.g.
Fall '18 theme: AI in Smart Physical Systems: Will Asia Lead the Way?
ISL Colloquium: Battling Demons in Peer Review Seminar
Peer review is the backbone of scholarly research. It is however faced with a number of challenges (or "demons") such as subjectivity, bias/miscalibration, noise, and strategic behavior.
New Battling Demons in Peer Review
SCIEN Talk: Is it real? Deep Neural Face Reconstruction and Rendering Seminar
A broad range of applications in visual effects, computer animation, autonomous driving, and man-machine interaction heavily depend on robust and fast algorithms to obtain high-quality reconstructions of our phys
Is it real? Deep Neural Face Reconstruction and Rendering
Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium: Visiting Newton's Atelier before the Principia, 1679-1684 Seminar
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Aut. Qtr. Colloq. committee: R. Blandford (Chair), A. Kapitulnik, R. Laughlin, L. Senatore
Location: Hewlett Teaching Center, Rm. 200
NASA Astronaut Ellen Ochoa, EE PhD Student
REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2018. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. GRADUATE STUDENTS/POSTDOCS, PLEASE REGISTER.
WISE Inspirations Network at Stanford (WINS) Speaker SeriesPages
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