Events

SystemX presents Quantum Computing with Spins in Silicon  
Seminar

Dr. Thomas Watson (Intel)

The realization of quantum computers will provide a new and unprecedented computing resource that could significantly impact many industries ranging from medicine to artificial intelligence.

Quantum computing with spins in silicon
Thu Feb 28th, 2019
 (
4:30 pm
)
Bldg. 380 Rm. 380X

SmartGrid Seminar presents "Renewable Integration"  
Seminar

Miguel Ortega-Vazquez (University of Washington)

See Bits & Watts webpage, linked below.

Renewable Integration
Thu Feb 28th, 2019
 (
1:30 pm
)
Y2E2 111

EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium presents Judith Estrin  
Seminar

Judith Estrin (JLabsLLC)

TBA

 

TBA
Wed Feb 27th, 2019
 (
4:30 pm
)
Shriram 104

Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium presents New Perspectives on the Riemann Hypothesis  
Seminar

Andre Leclair (Cornell University)

TBA

 

Wtr. Qtr. Colloq. committee: A. Linde (Chair), S. Kivelson, B. Lev, S. Zhang
Location: Hewlett Teaching Center, Rm. 201

New Perspectives on the Riemann Hypothesis
Tue Feb 26th, 2019
 (
4:15 pm
)
Hewlett 201

AP483 Optics & Electronics Seminar presents Seeing is Believing: The Role of Materials in Painting Life  
Seminar

Barbara Berrie (Scientific Research Department, National Gallery of Art)

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

Seeing is Believing: The Role of Materials in Painting Life
Mon Feb 25th, 2019
 (
4:15 pm
)
Spilker 232

SystemX BONUS lecture: Microrobots as the Future of Tools: Designing Effective Platforms and Collaborative Swarms  
Seminar

Prof. Rabia Yazicigil (Boston University)

The Internet of Things (IoT) is redefining how we interact with the world by supplying a global view based not only on human-provided data but also human-device connected data.

Secure and Spectrum-Aware Wireless Communications: Challenges and Opportunities
Fri Feb 22nd, 2019
 (
11:00 am
)
Packard 202

SCIEN Colloquium presents Deep Learning Meets Computational Imaging: Combining Data-Driven Priors and Domain Knowledge  
Seminar

Professor Orazio Gallo (NVIDIA Research)

Neural networks have surpassed the performance of virtually any traditional computer vision algorithm thanks to their ability to learn priors directly from the data.

 Deep Learning Meets Computational Imaging: Combining Data-Driven Priors and Domain Knowledge
Wed Feb 20th, 2019
 (
4:30 pm
)
Packard 101

EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium presents  
Seminar

Braden Hancock (Stanford)

TBA

TBA
Wed Feb 20th, 2019
 (
4:30 pm
)
Shriram 104

Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium presents The Road to Higher Tc Superconductivity  
Seminar

Shin-ichi Uchida (University of Tokyo)

TBA

 

Wtr. Qtr. Colloq. committee: A. Linde (Chair), S. Kivelson, B. Lev, S. Zhang
Location: Hewlett Teaching Center, Rm. 201

The Road to Higher Tc Superconductivity
Tue Feb 19th, 2019
 (
4:15 pm
)
Hewlett 201

Presidents' Day  
General

2019, February 18, Monday is Presidents' Day (no classes; offices are closed).

 Presidents' Day (no classes; offices are closed)
Mon Feb 18th, 2019
 (
(All day)
)

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