SDI/LCS Seminar Abstract Archive - Spring 2000

January 20

Title: Prototyping Virtual Network Service
Speaker: Keng Lim, Carnegie Mellon University

January 27

Title: PASIS:  A Distributed Framework for Perpetually Available and Secure Information Systems

Speaker: Han Kiliccote, Carnegie Mellon University

February 3

Title: Software-Controlled Multithreading Using Informing Memory Operations

Speaker: Todd C. Mowry, Carnegie Mellon University

February 10

Title: Robustness Testing of the Microsoft Win32 API

Speaker: Charles P. Shelton, Carnegie Mellon University

February 17

Title: Mapping the Internet

Speaker: Hal Burch, Carnegie Mellon University

February 24

Title: Dynamic Function Placement for Data-Intensive Cluster Computing

Speaker: Khalil Amiri, Carnegie Mellon University

March 9

Title: Reconfigurable Function Units for General-Purpose Processors

Speaker: Kip Walker, Carnegie Mellon University

March 16

Title: Architectural Support for Efficient Java Runtime Systems

Speaker: Lizy Kurian John, The University of Texas at Austin

March 23: Faculty Candidate Talk

PARTH RANGANATHAN, Rice University

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~burks/cmuonly/pf00.schedule.html

March 30: Faculty Candidate Talk

VIJAY PAI, Rice University

Exploiting Instruction-Level Parallelism for Memory System Performance

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~burks/cmuonly/pf00.schedule.html

April 6: Faculty Candidate Talk

STEFAN SAVAGE, University of Washington

Network Services in an Uncooperative Internet

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~burks/cmuonly/pf00.schedule.html

April 13

Title: Cluster in a Box - How to build a 512 processor Linux machine

Speaker: Forest Godfrey, SGI

April 20: Faculty Candidate Talks

SIMON BAKER, Columbia University University

Limits on Super-Resolution and How to Break Them

SRINI SESHAN, UC/Berkeley

The Future of Internet Applications: Enabling Network-Adaptive Design

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~burks/cmuonly/pf00.schedule.html

April 27: Faculty Candidate Talks

JAMES O'BRIEN, Georgia Tech

Generating Synthetic MotionUsing Physically Based Simulation

DAN RUBENSTEIN, U. Mass. / Amherst

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~burks/cmuonly/pf00.schedule.html

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