Computer Science Events

Where ideas intersect and illuminate.

Our department events bring together students, faculty, staff, and industry pioneers to spark innovation and forge connections. From hackathons and lectures, we create spaces where ideas flourish and collaboration thrives. Join us in shaping the future of technology through our engaging department events.

Join the Computer Science Colloquium.

Hosted every semester, the computer science departments brings speakers from academia and industry to present cutting-edge research and innovations.

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From code to community, explore topics that innovators talk about.

Sponsored by Amazon, this seminar series explores the emerging issues and breakthroughs happening in artificial intelligence.

A dynamic lineup of speakers pave the way for covering topics that range from causal discovery, reinforcement learning, language model evaluation, and AI applications in the social sciences. Presenters represent diverse perspectives across academia and industry.

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Sponsored by Moog, this seminar series explores the emerging issues and breakthroughs happening in robotics.

These events feature leading researchers from academia and industry, delving into topics such as robot learning from human videos, safe control under uncertainty, and generalizable mobile manipulation. Through weekly talks, this series offers insights into the future of robotics.

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This seminar series explores the emerging issues and evolution of systems research.

These events feature leading researchers from academia and industry, delving into topics such as cloud security, distributed systems, edge computing, and formal methods. Through weekly talks, this series offers insights into the future of computing infrastructure.

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This seminar series explores the emerging issues and evolution of theoretical computer science.

These events feature leading researchers from academia and industry, delving into topics such as approximation algorithms, complexity theory, quantum computing, and algorithmic game theory. Through weekly talks, this series offers insights into theoretical computer science.

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