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Events
Q-FARM presents "Lattice atom interferometry in an optical cavity" Seminar
Atom interferometers are powerful tools for both measurements in fundamental physics and inertial sensing applications.
Lattice atom interferometry in an optical cavity
Autumn quarter ends General
~ Last day of classes (unless class meets on Sat.) ~
Last day of classes
US-Asia Tech Management presents "Digital Transformation: Survive and Thrive in an Era of Mass Extinction" Seminar
Join us for the series keynote with Thomas M. Siebel, CEO, C3.ai and author of Digital Transformation: Survive and Thrive in and Era of Mass Extinction. Mr.
Digital Transformation: Survive and Thrive in an Era of Mass Extinction
ISL Colloquium presents "Interference in Experimental Design in Online Platforms" Seminar
Many experiments ("A/B tests") in online platforms exhibit interference, where an intervention applied to one market participant influences the behavior of another participant.
Interference in Experimental Design in Online Platforms
SystemX presents "How AI can achieve deep understanding of text and speech: Structure-exploiting strategies for knowledge extraction" Seminar
Humans are good at engaging in conversation and understanding written text, so much so that these sorts of natural language processing (NLP) tasks are widely considered essential requirements for any truly intelligent
How AI can achieve deep understanding of text and speech: Structure-exploiting strategies for knowledge extraction
Workshop in Biostatistics presents "Interpretability and Human Validation of Machine Learning" Seminar
As machine learning systems become ubiquitous, there is a growing interest in interpretable machine learning -- that is, systems that can provide human-interpretable rationale for their predictions and decisions.
Interpretability and Human Validation of Machine Learning
Smart Grid Seminar: Dynamic Operation and Lifetime Valuation for Batteries in Markets Seminar
This talk introduces a generalized framework for valuating batteries based on their degradation mechanism and market signals.
Dynamic Operation and Lifetime Valuation for Batteries in Markets
Womxn in Electrical Engineering hosts Prof. Trippel (lunch & Q&A) Student
Womxn in Electrical Engineering is hosting a lunch q&a with Professor Caroline Trippel
WEE Faculty Lunch
SCIEN and EE292E presents "Immersive Light Field Video with a Layered Mesh Representation" Seminar
In this talk I will describe our system for capturing, reconstructing, compressing, and rendering high quality immersive light field video.
Immersive Light Field Video with a Layered Mesh Representation
The Program in Science, Technology & Society presents "Covid-19, Racism, and Health Disparities" Seminar
A weekly lecture series exploring the intersections of race, racism, and scientific practice.
Race in Science: Covid-19, Racism, and Health Disparities
Race in Science: Covid-19, Racism, and Health DisparitiesPages
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