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Date	Speaker & Affiliation	Topic
Feb 3	Robert F. Sproull Vice President, Fellow, Sun Microsystems Laboratories	Digital Interfaces to Services
Feb 17	Randy Katz Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Department, University of California-Berkeley	The Case for Wireless Overlay Networks
Mar 3	Rao Kosaraju Department of Computer Science, Johns Hopkins University	Algorithms for DNA Sequence Assembly
Mar 5	Ming C. Lin U.S. Army Research Office and Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Building Simulations for Virtual Environments and Prototyping
Mar 17	Jim Salehi Hewlett-Packard Labs	Scheduling Network Processing on Multimedia and Multiprocessor Servers
Mar 24	Gary Bishop Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Image-Based Rendering
Mar 26	Pawan Goyal University of Texas at Austin	Packet Scheduling Algorithms for Integrated Services Networks
Mar 31	Randolph Blake Department of Psychology, Vanderbilt University	Psychoanatomy of Human Vision
Apr 1	Randolph Blake Department of Psychology, Vanderbilt University	Spatial and Temporal Coherence in Perceptual Binding
Apr 2	John R. Gilbert Computer Science Laboratory, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	Atoms to Culture
Apr 7	Guido Gerig Communication Technology Laboratory, ETH Zurich, Switzerland	Medical Image Analysis: New Perspectives for Neuroscience Research
Apr 9	John Canny Computer Science Division, U.C. Berkeley	3DDI: 3D Direct Interaction
Apr 11	Barron Housel IBM Corp.	WebExpress: A System for Optimizing Web Browsing in a Wireless Environment
Apr 16	Terry M. Talley Department of Computer Science,UNC-Chapel Hill	A Transmission Control Framework for Continuous Media (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
Apr 17	John Canny Computer Science Division, U.C. Berkeley	PROPs: Personal Robot Presences
Apr 18	Carla Ellis Department of Computer Science, Duke University	Content Negotiation for Delivering Useful Information in Diverse and Mobile Environments
Apr 21	Ruzena Bajcsy Computer and Information Science Department, University of Pennsylvania	The Problem of Signal and Symbol Integration: A Study of Cooperative Mobile Autonomous Agent Behaviors
Apr 23	Ethan V. Munson Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee	New Results in Multimedia Presentation Services
Apr 28	Luca Cardelli Systems Research Center, Digital Equipment Corporation	Foundations of Object-Oriented Programming
May 1	Barry Fagin Department of Computer Science, U.S. Air Force Academy	Partial Resolution in Branch Target Buffers
May 12	Kevin C. Almeroth College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology	Issues in Large-Scale, Interactive Multimedia Systems
May 12	George N. Rouskas Department of Computer Science, N.C. State University	Traffic Scheduling and Media Access in Optical Broadcast WDM Networks
May 14	Jose Carlos Brustoloni School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University	Reducing the Effects of Buffering Semantics and Operating System Structure on I/O Performance
May 14	Mark Mine Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Exploiting Proprioception in Virtual-Environment Interaction (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
May 23	Bert Dempsey School of Information and Library Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Efficient Modeling of Wide-Area IP Traffic
May 30	Don Smith Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Congestion Control in the Internet: Will the IETF Ban DiRT Networking Research?
Jun 23	W. Brent Seales Department of Computer Science, University of Kentucky	Performing Vision Tasks Efficiently on Compressed Images and Video
Jul 24	Shankar Krishnan Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Efficient and Accurate Boundary Evaluation Algorithms for Sculptured Solids (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
Aug 4	M. Paramasivam Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Instance-Based First-Order Methods Using Propositional Provers (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
Aug 21	Jonathan Munson Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Synchronization in Collaborative Applications (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
Aug 29	Srikanth Ramamurthy Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	A Lock-free Approach to Object Sharing in Real-time Systems (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
Sep 8	Fausto Bernardini IBM T.J. Watson Research Center	Sampling and Reconstructing 3D Objects Using Alpha Shapes
Oct 8	Lars Nyland Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Modeling Parallel Applications to Obtain High Performance Implementations
Oct 10	Phil Witt Department of Medical Allied Health Professions, UNC-Chapel Hill	Saving Yourself While Working with Computers
Oct 30	Richard C. Waters Mitsubushi Electric Research Laboratory	Research at the Mitsubushi Electric Research Laboratory (MERL)
Nov 3	Avi Silberschatz Information Sciences Research Center, Bell Laboratories	Next Generation Information Systems
Nov 17	John Reynolds School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University	Can Programs be both Correct and Efficient? Typing and Specification for Low-level Programming Languages
Nov 19	Alan Ve-Ming Liu Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	3D/2D Registration and Reconstruction in Image-Guided Surgery (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
Nov 19	Gregory Bollella Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Slotted Priorities: Supporting Real-Time Computing (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
Nov 24	David T. Chen Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Volume Rendering Guided by Multiscale Medial Models (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
Dec 5	Rickard E. Faith Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Debugging Programs After Structure- Changing Transformation (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)