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EE Student Information, Spring Quarter through Academic Year 2020-2021: FAQs and Updated EE Course List.

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May 2019

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Let’s Have an Awesome Time Doing Science (LHAATDS)
12:00 pm to 4:00 pm
LKSC Berg Hall
 
EE237: Solar Energy Conversion presents "What Really Matters in PV and What are Potential Disruptive Drivers?"
3:30 pm
Allen 380X
 
EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium topic: Computer Architecture
4:30 pm
Shriram 104
 
SCIEN presents "3D Computer Vision: Challenges and Beyond"
4:30 pm
Packard 101
 
EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium presents MIPS Open
4:30 pm
Shriram 104
 
IEEE IT Society, Santa Clara Valley Chapter presents Irena Fischer-Hwang
6:00 pm
Packard 202
 
The Shoucheng Zhang Memorial Workshop
8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Bechtel Conference Center, Encina Hall
 
 
ISL Colloquium presents "Optimization Aspects of Temporal Abstraction in Reinforcement Learning"
4:15 pm
Packard 101
 
SystemX presents Quantum Computing at Microsoft
4:30 pm
Huang 018
 
SystemX presents Quantum Computing at Microsoft
4:30 pm
Huang 018
 
IT Forum welcomes Suhas Diggavi (UCLA)
1:15 pm
Packard 202
 
lab64 Spring Quarter Party
6:30 pm
lab64 (Packard 064)
 
 
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AP483 & AMO Seminar presents The Cold Atom Lab: NASA’s coolest mission
4:15 pm
Spilker 232
 
OSA/SPIE, SPRC and Ginzton Lab present "Effective medium approach towards topological photonics"
4:30 pm
Y2E2 299
 
SystemX BONUS LECTURE: History and Future of 3D Mapping
4:30 pm
Packard 202
 
Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium presents "From Nonlinear Optics to High-Intensity Laser Physics"
11:20 am
Hewlett 201
 
SystemX presents Nanoscale Devices based on Two-dimensional Materials and Ferroelectric Materials
10:00 am
AllenX 338
 
Q-Farm Quantum Seminar Series presents Two Talks
12:00 pm
Physics/Astrophysics (Varian II) Building, Room 102/103
 
EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium presents "Virtual and Mixed Reality for Security of Critical City-Scale Cyber-Physical Systems"
4:30 pm
Shriram 104
 
SCIEN presents "Computational Imaging with Single-Photon Detectors"
4:30 pm
Packard 101
 
Smart Grid Seminar: From Grid Eye to Grid Mind
1:30 pm
Y2E2 111
 
SystemX presents Artificial Intelligence for Augmenting Human Capabilities
4:30 pm
Huang Building, Room 018
 
KIPAC welcomes Professor Jo Dunkley
7:00 pm
Hewlett Building
 
47th Annual Northern California Electronic Materials Symposium
8:00 am
Allen 101X
 
IT Forum presents "Information Theory, Power, and Competition"
1:15 pm
Packard 202
 
OSA/SPIE present "Measuring Everything You've Always Wanted to Know About a Light Pulse"
4:15 pm
Packard 101
 
Stanford's Immersive Media Conference 2019 - Reaching Beyond Reality!
12:00 pm
Hewlett and Packard Buildings
 
 
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AP483 & AMO Seminar presents "Computational Microscopy in Multiple-Scattering Samples"
4:15 pm
Spilker 232
 
Spring 2019 Sparks: Sustainable Impact Series presents "Bringing Your Product to Market"
6:30 pm
SEQ - register for details
 
EE376b: Topics in Information Theory and Its Applications presents " Introduction to Network Coding"
10:00 am
Packard 214
 
Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium presents "Physicists and Evolution: Puzzles and Expectations"
4:30 pm
Hewlett 201
 
The Present and Future of Cross-border Entrepreneurship Between South Korea and the U.S.
4:30 pm
Skilling Auditorium
 
EE237: Solar Energy Conversion Seminar
3:30 pm
AllenX 338
 
EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium: Jupyter Notebooks and Academic Publication
4:30 pm
Shriram 104
 
SCIEN presents "Phase change materials as functional photonic elements in future computing and displays"
4:30 pm
Packard 101
 
EE376b: Topics in Information Theory and Its Applications presents "Optimality in Locally Private Estimation"
10:00 am
Packard 202
 
Neural mechanisms underlying neuroprosthetic skill learning
12:00 pm
Clark Center Auditorium
 
OSA/SPIE, SPRC and Ginzton Lab present "Hot Topics in Optics and Photonics"
4:15 pm
Spilker 232
 
ISL Colloquium presents "A structural result for Personalized PageRank and its algorithmic consequences"
4:15 pm
Packard 101
 
Marconi Society Young Scholar Symposium presents "Nothing But Net"
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Allen 101X
 
 
 
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AP483 & AMO Seminar welcomes Tomas Cizmar, "Harnessing Multimode Propagation for Deep-tissue Imaging"
4:15 pm
Spilker 232
 
IT Forum welcomes Jiantao Jiao (UC Berkeley)
10:00 am
Packard 214
 
Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium presents "Strongly Interacting Synthetic Topological Insulators in High Dimensions"
4:30 pm
Hewlett 201
 
“Entrepreneurship in Asian High-Tech Industries” Spring Seminars
4:30 pm
Skilling Auditorium
 
Q-Farm Quantum Seminar Series presents Entanglement Wedge Reconstruction and the Information Paradox - & - Large Momentum Transfer Clock Atom Interferometry
12:00 pm
Physics/Astrophysics (Varian II) Building, Room 102/103
 
Ice Cream Social!
2:00 pm
Packard Patio
 
EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium presents "Fingerprinting the Climate System"
4:30 pm
Shriram 104
 
SCIEN Colloquium and EE 292E present "Towards intelligent computational microscopes"
4:30 pm
Packard 101
 
IT Forum welcomes Abbas El Gamal (Stanford): Approximate Randomness Generation
10:00 am
Packard 214
 
Physical Sciences Approaches to Analyze Tumor-Associated ECM Dynamics
2:30 pm
Clark Center - S360
 
OSA/SPIE, SPRC and Ginzton Lab present "Recent Advances in Submarine Fiber Optical Systems"
4:15 pm
Spilker 232
 
Material challenges and opportunities in next generation electronics: from non-silicon electronics to artificial neural networks
4:30 pm
Huang Building, Room 018
 
IT Forum & ISL Colloquium present "Extracting information from cells"
1:15 pm
Packard 202
 
 
 
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Reinforcement Learning & ISL present "Do Deep Generative Models Know What They Don't Know?"
4:00 pm
Packard 101
 
Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium presents The Dawn of Superconducting Quantum Processors"
4:30 pm
Hewlett 201
 
“Entrepreneurship in Asian High-Tech Industries” Final Spring Seminars
4:30 pm
Skilling Auditorium
 
ISL & Stats present Stability and uncertainty quantification
4:30 pm
Herrin Hall Room T175
 
EE Colloquium "Nanoscale Circuits for Light and Energy"
9:00 am
Hewlett 102
 
EE Bachelor of Science Senior '18-'19 BBQ
12:00 pm
Packard Grove
 
EE380 Computer Systems Colloquium presents "SMILE: Synchronized, Multi-sensory Integrated Learning Environment"
4:30 pm
Shriram 104
 
SCIEN presents "Computational Imaging at Light"
4:30 pm
Packard 101
 
SystemX BONUS LECTURE: The ARM Microprocessor: My part in its downfall
4:30 pm
Packard 202
 
Smart Grid Seminar: Electric Vehicle Market
1:30 pm
Y2E2 111
 
OSA/SPIE, SPRC and Ginzton Lab present "Ultrafast Multidimensional Coherent Spectroscopy of Color Centers in Diamond"
4:15 pm
Spilker 232
 
SystemX presents Accelerating Deep Learning with Tensor Processing Units
4:30 pm
Huang 018
 
SPRC Workshop, "Sensors for Mobility"
(All day)
Huang Building, Mackenzie Room
 
 
 
ISL & IT Forum present "String reconstruction problems inspired by problems in multiomics data processing"
1:15 pm
Packard 202
 
lab64 Spring Quarter Party
6:30 pm
Packard 064
 
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