Cornell University Computer Science Department Distinguished Lecture Series

CS709 Meets Thursdays at 4:15PM in B17 Upson.
8/31/00	David Mermin, Dept. of Physics, Cornell Univ.	How Quantum Mechanics Alters the Nature of Computation
9/7/00	Rajit Manohar, Dept. of ECE, Cornell Univ.	Low Energy Adaptive Processors
9/14/00	Charles Holland, AFRL/Cornell Information Assurance Institute Inaugural Lecture	Programs, Policy and Politics - Science and Technology in the National Interest
9/21/00	Rich Caruana*, CS Dept., CMU	Multitask Learning Schedule
9/28/00	Siddhartha Chatterjee*, CS Dept., Univ. of N. Carolina	Fast Tree-Structured Computations and Memory Hierarchies Schedule
10/5/00	Paul Edwards, Dept.of History, Univ. of Michigan, Joint CS and Science & Technology Studies Colloq.	Systems, Networks, and Webs: Towards a History of Digital Convergence
10/12/00	Divesh Srivastava, AT&T Labs--Research	Querying LDAP Directories Schedule
10/19/00	Eva Tardos, CS Dept., Cornell University	How Bad is Selfish Routing?
10/26/00	Ambuj Goyal, IBM	Transactional Internet Schedule
11/2/00	Herbert Van de Sompel, Ghent University, Belgium	SFX/OpenURL and the Open Archives Initiative: Achieving Interoperability in Digital Libraries via Low-barrier Standards
11/9/00	Tony Hey, University of Southhampton, UK	Feynman, Einstein and Quantum Computers Schedule
11/14/00	Jeanna Neefe Matthews*, Clarkson University	Self-Managing File Systems Schedule
11/16/00	Daniel Mosse, University of Pittsburgh	Towards a View of Efficient Softer Real-Time
11/30/00	Frans Kaashoek, MIT/LCS	HOW TO DESIGN FLEXIBLE SOFTWARE SYSTEMS or APPLYING THE END-TO-END ARGUMENT
Fall 1999 Lectures Spring 2000 Lectures
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