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Date	Speaker & Affiliation	Topic
Jan 28	Shirley Liu Harvard University	Discovery of Transcription Factor Binding Sites Using Computational Statistics
Jan 28	Nicholas Pippenger Department of Computer Science, University of British Columbia	Computation in the Presence of Noise: Classical and Quantum
Feb 4	Susan Vrbsky University of Alabama	Satisfying Multiple Constraints of Real-Time Databases
Feb 11	Anita K. Jones Department of Computer Science, School of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Virginia	Cyber Security--The Weak Link
Feb 13	Kaleem Siddiqi Centre for Intelligent Machines, School of Computer Science, McGill University	Flux-Maximizing Geometric Flows
Feb 18	Leonard McMillan Computer Graphics Group, Laboratory of Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Image-Based Rendering: Past, Present, and Future Directions
Feb 18	Bruce Randall Donald Departments of Computer Science & Chemistry, Center for Structural Biology and Computational Chemistry, Dartmouth College	Algorithmic Challenges in Structural Molecular Biology
Feb 20	Greg Humphreys Stanford University	A Stream Processing Approach to Interactive Graphics on Clusters
Feb 21	Julia Schnabel Division of Radiological Sciences and Medical Engineering, King's College London	Finite Element Based Validation of Non-Rigid Registration Using Single- and Multi-Level Free-Form Deformations: Application to Contrast-Enhanced MR Mammography
Feb 25	Marc Pollefeys Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium	Visual 3D Modeling From Images
Feb 25	Lixia Zhang Department of Computer Science, University of California at Los Angeles	How to Scale
March 4	Brian Bailey University of Minnesota	Supporting Creativity: A Behavior-Sketching Tool for Early Multimedia Design
March 15	Michael Sheetz Department of Biological Sciences, Columbia University	Force-Dependent Signals in Cell Motility
March 18	Jose F. Martinez University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Speculative Shared-Memory Architectures
March 18	Richard Karp Computer Science Division, University of California at Berkeley	Accessing Data In Peer-to-Peer Networks and Other Large Distributed Networks
March 20	Wei Wang IBM T.J. Watson Research Center	Beyond the Distance-Based Clustering: Concepts and Applications
March 25	Maria Papadopouli Columbia University	Information Dissemination and Resource Sharing in Mobile, Ad Hoc Networks
March 26	Mads Nielsen IT University, Copenhagen, Denmark	Features for Image Analysis
March 27	Nirupama Bulusu University of California at Los Angeles	Self-Configuring Beacon Systems for Localizing Network Sensors
April 1	Daniel A. Reed Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and National Center for Supercomputing Applications	Intelligent, Adaptive Computing: Clusters, Grids, and Community Building
April 3	Peter H. Brown Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Multiscale Evaluation of 3D Shape Perception in Computer Graphics (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
April 3	Anthony Steed University College London	Mixed-Reality Interface to Immersive Projection Technology Systems
April 4	Albert Harris Department of Biology, UNC-Chapel Hill	Mechanical Forces in Tissue Culture and Embryonic Development
April 4	David Kirk NVIDIA	Cool Graphics GPUs
April 8	Adrian Perrig Carnegie Mellon University	Security Protocols for Broadcast Communication
April 8	Leslie Lamport Microsoft Research	Paxos Made Simple
April 10	Jasleen Sahni University of Texas	Scalable Network Architectures for Providing Per-Flow Service Guarantees
April 11	Jan Hoh Department of Physiology, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine	Probing the Chemical and Physical Properties of Biological Surfaces by Atomic Force Microscopy
April 12	Robert Katz Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Shape Analysis for Computer Graphics via Figural Models of Perception (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
April 12	Benjamin Chak Lum Lok Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Interacting With Real Objects Significantly Enhances Cognitive Virtual Environment Tasks (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
April 15	Eyal de Lara Rice University	Puppeteer: Component-Based Adaptation for Mobile Computing
April 17	Eric Anderson University of Washington	Towards Efficient and Stable Adaptive Routing
April 18	Julie Theriot Departments of Biochemistry, Microbiology & Immunology, Stanford University, School of Medicine	Actin-Membrane Interactions and Force Generation in Cell Motility
April 22	Eric Horvitz Microsoft Research	Uncertainty, Intelligence, and Interaction
April 29	Lars Nyland Computer Science Department, UNC-Chapel Hill	Why Build Systems
May 1	Dina Katabi MIT	Congestion Control in Future Large Bandwidth-Delay Product Internet
May 6	Diane H. Sonnenwald School of Information and Library Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	System Design & Evaluation: Including the Human Perspective
May 8	Sarang Joshi Department of Radiation Oncology and Biomedical Engineering, UNC-Chapel Hill	Large Deformation Diffeomorphisms and Gaussian Random Fields for Statistical Characterization of Anatomical Variability
May 17	David Kirk McAllister Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	A Generalized Surface Appearance Representation for Computer Graphics (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
May 29	Wei-Chao Chen Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Light Field Mapping: Efficient Representation of Surface Light Fields (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
July 10	Nicholas Vallidis Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	WHISPER: A Spread Spectrum Solution to Occlusion in Acoustic Tracking (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
July 11	Daniel Rueckert Department of Computing, Imperial College London	Non-Rigid Registration of Cardiac MR: Application to Motion Modelling and Atlas-Based Segmentation
Aug 30	Goopeel Chung Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill	Log-Based Collaborative Infrastructure (Doctoral Dissertation Defense)
Sept 9	Frans Kaashoek Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Peer-to-Peer Computing: A Fad?