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« Winter Closure 2:00 pm to 8:00 am	Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium: Quantum vs. Classical optimization: A Status Update on the Arms Race 4:15 pm Radio Club meeting: Talk on cracking the Enigma Machine, featuring a real, working machine from WWII 7:30 pm	SCIEN Talk: Advancing Healthcare with AI and VR 4:30 pm	SystemX Seminar: Smart Internet Connections: Your internet connection’s use of artificial intelligence and machine learning 4:30 pm	EE Distinguished Lecture: Lars Blackmore, SpaceX 3:30 pm
First day of Winter quarter; instruction begins for all students. 8:00 am
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Martin Luther King, Jr., Day (holiday, no classes). (All day)	Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium: Symmetries of Time 4:30 pm	SCIEN Talk: Driverless Anything and the Role of LiDAR 4:30 pm EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium: Combining Physical and Statistical Models in Order to Narrow Uncertainty in Projected of Global Warming 4:30 pm	SmartGrid Seminar: Adam Wierman 1:30 pm SystemX Seminar: Programmable and Smart Silicon Interposers for 3D Chip Stacks 4:30 pm		Intro to Unity Workshop 6:00 pm

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The ATLAS Reverse-GPS System: High-Throughput Wildlife Tracking 10:00 am	OSA/SPIE Seminar: Imaging at the Nanoscale Within Live Brain Tissues 4:15 pm Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium: Searches for new Physics with Nuclear Spin Precession 4:30 pm	SCIEN Talk: Learning where to look in 360 environments 4:30 pm EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium: Personal BioHacking 4:30 pm	ChEM-H Special Seminar: Inverse Problems and Unsupervised Learning with applications to Cryo-Electron Microscopy 4:00 pm ISL Colloquium: Communication in Machine Learning 4:15 pm SystemX Seminar: Using the Stanford Driving Simulator for Human Machine Interaction Studies 4:30 pm	IT-Forum: Recent Advances in Algorithmic High-Dimensional Robust Statistics 1:15 pm
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SystemX Seminar: Coherent Ising machines for combinatorial optimization - Optical neural networks operating at the quantum limit 2:00 pm	Neurosciences Institute Special Seminar: Using modern, deep Bayesian inference to analyse neural data and understand neural systems 10:00 am Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium: Critical Metals: Lessons from quantum Monte Carlo studies 4:30 pm Statistics Seminar: Understanding rare events in models of statistical mechanics 4:30 pm	EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium: Exploiting modern microarchitectures: Meltdown, Spectre, and other hardware attacks 4:30 pm