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- A Moment With...Bob Edwards
Host Lee Thornton interviews Bob Edwards. - Heed: A Framework for Situation Aware Monitoring
Conrad Albrecht-Buehler,Ph.D. candidate, Northwestern University
December 2, 2008 - User Intention and Interaction for Improving Search Effectiveness
Search Summit 2007
7/18/2007 - (4,4)-Split Jacobians of Curves of Genus 2
Nils Bruin, professor, Mathematics, Simon Fraser University (BC, Canada)
April 23, 2009 - (Computational) Linguistics and the Web: Hot research questions
Henry S. Thompson, Ph. D., Reader in Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science, School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh
9/28/2007 - 1. Vision: Extraordinary Computing Experiences & 2. Robots for the Masses: Fiction or Reality
Paolo Pirjanian, chief scientist, Evolution Robotics, Inc
October 6, 2004
- 10 Rules for Strategic Innovators
Vijay Govindarajan and Chris Trimble
December 15, 2005 - 15 Years of Research in Technology for the Classroom
Miguel Nussbaum, professor, Computer Science, School of Engineering, Catholic University of Chile
June 29, 2009 - 18th Annual GHEC Conference and 7th Annual Western Regional International Health Conference - Transcending Global Health Barriers: Education and Action
Conference hosted at the University of Washington focused on transcending global health barriers. - 20 Questions for Startup Success
The factors and disciplines which are required for startup success. - 2000 Post Election Review
- 2001 Post Election Review
- 2002 Internet2 Fall Conference: Advanced Networks
The 2002 Internet2 Fall Conference in Los Angeles and USC.
- 2004 ARTBOT Competition
Find out if robots can design artistic masterpieces in this creative showcase for JHU engineering students.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Anne Quindlen
Pulitzer Prize winner Anna Quindlen discusses her new book 'Imagined London' at the
Home and Family pavilion. The 2004 National Book Festival is sponsored by the Library of Congress and hosted by First Lady Laura Bush.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Arthur Frommer
Travel expert Arthur Frommer presents travel information and advice at the festivals’ Home and Family pavilion.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Azar Nafisi
Dr. Azar Nafisi recounts the struggles of her spirited students in Tehran at the History and Biography Pavilion. The National Book Festival is presented by the Library of Congress and First Lady Laura Bush.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Betsy Lewin
Betsy Lewin, illustrator and animal lover, enthralls both youngsters and adults at the
National Book Festival Children's pavilion. The fourth annual festival is sponsored by the
Library of Congress and hosted by First Lady Laura Bush.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Carlos Eire
Cuban refugee, Carlos Eire, speaks about his latest novel at the National Book Festival History and Biography pavilion.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Clive Cussler
Noted mystery writer Clive Cussler engages fans of his acclaimed NUMA Files.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Cokie Roberts
Author and news commentator Cokie Roberts shares insights on her latest book
concerning women and history.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Dana Gioia & David Lehman
Dana Gioia and David Lehman present an anthology of poets at the 2004 National Book Festival.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Dana Stabenow
Dana Stabenow speaks to a lively crowd at the Mysteries and Thrillers pavilion.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Daniel Silva
Bestselling author Daniel Silva discusses his novel, A Death in Vienna, at the National Book Festivals' Mysteries and Thrillers pavilion. The fourth annual book festival is sponsored by the Library of Congress and hosted by First Lady Laura Bush.
- 2004 National Book Festival - David Macaulay
David Macaulay shares the origins of his unique subject matter at the 2004 National
Book Festivals Teens and Children pavilion. The fourth annual festival is sponsored by the Library of Congress and hosted by First Lady Laura Bush.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Dorothy Height
Dr. Dorothy Height speaks at the History and Biography pavilion about her extensive
involvement in the civil rights movement. The National Book Festival is presented by the
Library of Congress and First Lady Laura Bush.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Douglas Brinkley
Author and historian, Douglas Brinkley, talks about his latest offering at the History and Biography pavilion.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Honorable John Lewis
The Honorable John Lewis recounts his involvement with the civil rights movement at the History and Biography Pavilion. The 2004 National Book Festival is a presentation of the Library of Congress.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Juan Williams
Author and journalist, Juan Williams speaks about the Civil Rights experience at the
History and Biography Pavilion.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Former basketball MVP Kareem Abdul-Jabbar offers stories of forgotten WWII heroes.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Kate DiCamillo
Kate DiCamillo, Newbery Award winning children's author, entertains at the National Book Festival Teens and Children Pavilion.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Kathleen Krull
Award winning author, Kathleen Krull, discusses her most recent book about the amazing feats achieved by Victoria Woodhull at the festival's Teens and Children pavilion. The 2004 National Book Festival is sponsored by the Library of Congress and First Lady Laura Bush.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Lawrence Block
Mystery Writer Lawrence Block speaks at the festival's Mysteries and Thrillers Pavilion.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Leigh & Leslie Keno
Antiques experts, Leigh and Leslie Keno, share their experiences at the Home and
Family pavilion. The fourth annual festival is sponsored by the Library of Congress and
hosted by First Lady Laura Bush.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Nathaniel Philbrick
Nantucket Island author, Nathaniel Philbrick, speaks at the History and Biography pavilion. The fourth annual book festival is sponsored by the Library of Congress and hosted by First Lady Laura Bush.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Peter Straub
Peter Straub, acclaimed horror novelist, recounts his latest novel of ghostly secrets.
- 2004 National Book Festival - R. L. Stine
Children's literacy advocate and author R. L. Stine speaks at the 2004 National Book Festival.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Richard Peck
Award winning young adult author, Richard Peck, delights attendees of the 2004 National Book Festival.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Robert B. Parker
Robert B. Parker, acclaimed mystery writer and dean of American crime fiction, speaks at the Mysteries and Thrillers pavilion. The 2004 National Book Festival is sponsored by the Library of Congress and hosted by First Lady Laura Bush.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Ron Chernow
Biographer Ron Chernow chronicles the life of Alexander Hamilton at the History and Biography Pavilion.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Sharon Robinson
MLB educational consultant, Sharon Robinson, addresses festival go-ers at the Teens and Children Pavilion.
- 2004 National Book Festival - Ted Kooser
Ted Kooser, Poet Laureate, recites his works at the 2004 National Book Festival Poetry Pavilion.
- 2005 John R. Hogness Symposium on Health Care
Hogness Symposium on Health Care presents Harold P. Freeman, M.D.
- 2005 President's Annual Address
- 2007 UVA Finals Address by Author John Grisham
2007 UVA Finals Address by John Grisham. - 2007 UVA Valedictory Address by Boyd Tinsley
Dave Matthews Band violinist Boyd Tinsley addresses UVA's 2007 graduates. - 2008 Freshman Convocation
The University of Washington welcomes the incoming class of 2008. - 2008 Summer Academy for Advancing Deaf & Hard of Hearing in Computing - Speaker Series
Careers in computer science for deaf or hard-of-hearing professionals. - 2009 Pediatric Bioethics Conference - Live Webcast
- 21st Century Leadership: Developing Tomorrow
A look at what makes a company successful.
- 23rd Annual Alzheimer's Disease Public Forum: Alzheimer's Care in the 21st Century
Explore advancements in Alzheimer’s Care in the 21st Century. - 25th Annual Minority Health Conference
Camara Jones delivers Keynote Lecture.
- 2D, 3D and Surface Texture Analysis and Synthesis
Yizhou Yu, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
May 11, 2005
- 3D Object Localization and Shape Matching
Radu Horaud, director, Research, INRIA Grenoble Rhône-Alpes, France
July 17, 2008 - 3D Reconstruction
Researchers with the University of Kentucky seek the technological goal of developing a 3D display that does not require special glasses. - 50/50 by 2020 -- Living Anita's Vision and the Importance of Gender Equity in Technology
Dr. Telle Whitney, President and CEO, Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology
August 11, 2004
- 60 GHz Single-Chip CMOS Digital Radios and Phased Array Solutions for Gaming and Connectivity
Dr. Joy Laskar, M.S., Ph.D., Schlumberger chair, Microelectronics, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Tech
July 13, 2009 - 802.11i Security Analysis: Can We Build a Secure WLAN?
Changhua He, Ph.D student, Stanford University
March 24, 2005
- 9.11 Academic Reflection
Distinguished faculty share reflections on September 11, 2001.
- A Brief Synopsis of Recent Research at Multimedia Communications and Systems Lab
Professor Mihaela van Schaar, Yi Su and Fangwen Fu
May 13, 2009 - A Building Without Walls
The Levine Science Research Center.
- A Celebration of the International Polar Year, Part 1
In this National Science Foundation video, James White, chair of the Polar Research Board, joins a distinguished panel to discuss the International Polar Year celebration. - A Celebration of the International Polar Year, Part 2
In this National Science Foundation video, distinguished professors from universities across the nation discuss the celebration of the International Polar Year. - A Celebration of the International Polar Year, Part 3
In this National Science Foundation video, James White, chair of the Polar Research Board, joins a distinguished panel to discuss the International Polar Year celebration. - A Changing Landscape: Investigating a Warming Arctic (short)
Scientists discuss the changing nature of Arctic research.
- A CLP Approach to Modelling Systems
Joxan Jaffar, Singapore National University
November 15, 2004
- A Coastal Affair: Life in Ottoman Beirut
Portrait of Life in 19th Century Beirut.
- A Combinatorial Characterization of the Testable Graph Properties: It's All About Regularity
Asaf Shapira, Ph.D. candidate, School of Computer Science, Tel Aviv University
January 27, 2006
- A Component Language for Structured Concurrent Programming
Luc Bläser, independent software consultant, Switzerland
September 29, 2008 - A Compositional Method for Verifying Software Transactional Memory
Serdar Tasiran, Ph.D.
4/8/2008 - A Consumers Republic
The Effects of Mass Consumption On America
- A Conversation Between a Military Strategist and a U.S. Ambassador on Post-War Developments in Iraq
Discussion on post-war developments in Iraq.
- A Conversation with Barbara Ehrenreich
In this video from the University of Maryland, meet Barbara Ehrenreich, social critic and essayist, and author of “Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America.” - A Conversation with bell hooks
A talk from one of our leading feminist intellects.
- A Conversation with Daniel Libeskind
Conversation with architect who created the master plan for the reconstruction of the World Trade Center. - A Conversation with Deborah Tannen, Part 1
From the University of Maryland, an interview with Deborah Tannen, author of “You’re Wearing THAT? Understanding Mothers and Daughters in Conversation.” - A Conversation with Deborah Tannen, Part 2
Deborah Tannen is the author of "You're Wearing THAT? Understanding Mothers and Daughters in Conversation." - A Conversation with Francis Fukuyama, Part 1
From the University of Maryland, an interview with Francis Fukuyama, professor of international political economy at Johns Hopkins University. - A Conversation with Francis Fukuyama, Part 2
From the University of Maryland, an interview with Francis Fukuyama, professor of international political economy at Johns Hopkins University. - A Conversation with Glenn Loury, Part 1
From the University of Maryland, a conversation with Glenn Loury, economics professor at Brown University. - A Conversation with Glenn Loury, Part 2
From the University of Maryland, a conversation with Glenn Loury, economics professor at Brown University. - A Conversation with Ingrid Mattson
ISNA President Ingrid Mattson discusses what it’s like being Muslim in North America at Penn State’s ‘Lobby Talks’. - A Conversation with Juan Williams
Juan Williams discusses his career in journalism.
- A Conversation with Philip Johnson
Philip Johnson discusses architecture as art.
- A Conversation with Poet Janelle Jack
Poet Janelle Jack.
- A Conversation with Ray Suarez
'Lobby Talks' host Patty Satalia sits down with PBS NewsHour Correspondent Ray Suarez. 'Lobby Talks' is produced at Penn State University..
- A Conversation with Salman Rushdie
Patty Satalia of Penn State Public Broadcasting interviews noted author Salman Rushdie. - A Conversation with Tom Brokaw
A conversation with the USC Annenberg School for Communication. - A Conversation with Walter Cronkite
Legendary journalist Walter Cronkite shares stories and experiences with communications students at the University of Southern California Annenberg.
- A Conversation: Julian Bond with Dr. Dorothy Height
Julian Bond sits with Dr. Dorothy Height and discusses her life's work.
- A Crowd of One: The Future of Individual Identity
John Henry Clippinger, senior fellow, Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard Law School
April 24, 2007 - A Cryptographic Compiler for Information-Flow Security
Cedric Fournet, Programming Principles and Tools, Microsoft Research, Cambridge, UK
October 22, 2008 - A Day in the Life: Erin, Kiera, Crystal
The software industry is drawing larger numbers of women graduates into the field. - A Day in the Life: Kiera
- A Day in the Life: Tessa
- A Day in the Life: Tessa, Kiera, Crystal
A healthy job market and software industry innovations are attracting the attention of high school and college-age students. - A Decidable Class of Sequentially Consistent Protocols
- A Dirty-Slate Approach to Routing Scalability
Hitesh Ballani, Ph.D. student, computer science, Cornell University
April 13, 2009 - A Dive into the Panorama Business
Alexandre Jenny, founder and CEO, Kolor
August 11, 2009 - A Dynamic Pari-Mutuel Market for Hedging, Wagering, and Information Aggregation
- A Family of License Languages
Dines Bjorner, Professor, Author
2/25/2008 - A Few Drops in Cambodia: Stories From a Relief Effort
The USC Annenberg School for Communication presents a documentary which follows three children searching for treatment in Cambodia's care health system. - A Firm's Metamorphosis
Art Gensler, FAIA, takes the stage to tell the Gensler story. - A Framework for Combined Bayesian Analysis and Optimization for
Afsaneh Shirazi, PhD student, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
July 30, 2009 - A Framework for Runtime Verification of Concurrent Programs
- A Framework for Unrestricted Whole-Program Optimization
- A Frequency Analysis of Light Transport
- A Game Developer's Perspective On Parallelism
Andrew Brownsword, EA BlackBox
8/22/2007 - A General Linear Camera Model with Applications
- A Generation in Jeopardy: Today's Youth, Tomorrow's Future
The youth of today are our future, yet there are many questions about the increasing number of them who are identified as being at-risk. Join Fred Bemak, professor in the College of Education and Human Development at George Mason University, in a cross-cultural examination of youth in the U.S. and what can be done to help them. - A Genetic Toolkit for the Synthesis and Assembly of Materials for Electronics and Energy
Renowned materials chemist Dr. Angela Belcher explains her idea to draw upon natural processes to create new nanomaterials. - A Grand Challenge on Network Information Theory
Jeffrey G. Andrews, Ph. D., Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Texas at Austin
8/21/2007 - A Hardware-Based CIL-Machine
- A Healthy Nervous System: A Delicate Balance
Studying a rare ataxia can help us understand other neurodegenerative diseases.
- A High-Level Fusion Method to Fuse Disparate High-Resolution Airborne Sensor Date for Change-Detection Application
- A Large-Margin Framework for Learning Structured Prediction Models
- A Leadership Analysis of George W. Bush
- A Learning-based Approach to Summarization
- A Life Decoded: My Genome, My Life
J. Craig Venter, founder, chairman and president, J. Craig Venter Institute
November 16, 2007 - A Look at LIGO
Discover how an innovative observatory is opening a window to the universe through gravitational wave astronomy. - A Low-Level Approach to Reuse for Programming-Language Infrastructure
- A Lower Bound for Cooperative Broadcast in the Presence of Noise
- A Marriage of Rely/Guarantee and Separation Logic
Matthew Parkinson, Royal Academy of Engineering and EPSRC Research Fellow, University of Cambridge's Computer Lab
June 30, 2008 - A Moment With...Aisha Bain, Part 1
Discussion on the politics and human rights tragedy happening in Darfur. - A Moment With...Aisha Bain, Part 2
Bain talk about how the "Darfur Diaries" came to be. - A Moment With...Allan Lichtman
Host Lee Thornton interviews political historian Allan Lichtman about the upcoming presidential election. - A Moment With...Ed Walker
Radio host Ed Walker joins Lee Thornton to talk about the popularity of vintage radio programs. - A Moment With...Haile Gerima
Host Lee Thornton interviews filmmaker Haile Gerima. - A Moment with...Wil Haygood
University of Maryland’s Lee Thornton converses with award-winning writer Wil Haygood. - A Multi-Corpus Evaluation of Dynamic Markov Coding for Spam Filtering
Gordon V. Cormack, professor, Computer Science, University of Waterloo
April 3, 2006 - A Nation Within: Black Religion, the Black Church and the National Election
This lecture discusses how heterogeneous and multifaceted black religion is in America and the black church as a nation within a nation- the economic, social, political and educational life of black Americans during the slave era and after Emancipation. - A Natural Politician: The Presidency of Bill Clinton
An insider's perspective of the Clinton presidency.
- A New Accounting Culture
Analysis of challenges in the changing accounting culture.
- A New United Nations for the 21st Century
United Nations Foundation adviser, Gillian Sorensen, explains the new roles needed by the U.N.
- A Novel Approach to Sequence Analysis Using Assign-SBTTM Software Improves Heterozygous Base Calling: Implications for Re-sequencing, SNP detection and SNP scoring
- A Novel Therapeutic Approach for Treating Alzheimer's Disease
The role of neuropeptidases in Alzheimer's Disease. - A P-Adic Algorithm to Compute the Hilbert Class Polynomial
Reinier Broker, Ph.D., University of Calgary
January 29, 2007 - A Pain in the Knee
Minimally invasive partial knee replacement surgery.
- A Paradigm for Cancer Selective Apoptosis
Vivek Rangnekar explains more about suppression, and the role of pro-apoptotic tumor suppressors in the inhibition of tumor growth. - A Passion for Calendars -- From the Maya to Mars
Nachum Dershowitz, Professor, Computer Science, Tel Aviv University
6/14/2007 - A Platform for Computational Comparative Genomics on the Web
- A Poetry Reading
This program is a poetry reading by U.S. Poet Laureate Donald Hall. - A Programming Language for the New Web
Shriram Krishnamurthi, associate professor, Computer Science, Brown University
June 4, 2009 - A Public Health Approach to Childhood Obesity
- A Rare Instrument Demonstration
Rare and unusual instruments are demonstrated.
- A Reading by Scott Turow
- A Real-World Test-bed for Mobile Ad hoc Networks: Methodology, Experimentations, Simulation and Results.
Per Gunningberg, Ph. D., Professor, Computer Communication, Uppsala University
6/25/2007 - A Research Program Proposal--Universal Cache Miss Equations for the Memory Hierarchy
Y.C. Tay, PhD, professor, Departments of Mathematics and Computer Science, National University of Singapore
June 12, 2009 - A Rewriting Logic Sampler
Jose Meseguer, Ph.D., professor, Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)
August 21, 2006 - A Rigorous Perspective on Liouville Quantum Gravity and KPZ
Bertrand Duplantier, research director, Institut de Physique Théorique, CEA-Saclay
August 28, 2009 - A Sample of Monte Carlo Methods in Robotics and Vision
- A Scalable, Component-driven OS
Microsoft Windows development of a scalable, component-driven OS.
- A Scientific Perspective
Lecture given by Ronald Mitchell.
- A Search Engine for Natural Language Applications
- A Search Engine for the Real World, or, A Top-Down Approach to Vision
Kevin Murphy, University of British Columbia
August 11, 2006 - A Simple Solution to the $k$-core Problem
Malwina Luczak, Ph.D., Department of Mathematics, London School of Economics
December 7, 2006 - A Spoken Language Interpretation Component for a Robot Dialogue System
Ingrid Zukerman, PhD, professor, Computer Science, Monash University
July 2, 2009 - A Stateless Core Approach for Scalable Internet Services
- A Systemic Approach to Appraisal: Identifying Opinion and Sentiment in Text
- A Theory of Similarity Functions for Learning and Clustering
- A Thin-Client Application Framework for Network-Centric Computing
- A Unification of Menger's and Edmonds' Theorems and Network Coding Theorems
- A Unified Theory of Asset Market Volatility
- A Variant of Lehmer's Conjecture
Kumar Murty, Ph.D., professor, Mathematics, University of Toronto
February 27, 2007 - A View from the Commissioner of Public Lands
The current state of Washington’s forests and natural resources. - A Virtualization Architecture for Wireless Network Cards
- A Vision for Human Evolution Into Space
Humans are going into space...without NASA? - A Vision of Space
- A Visit to Our Studios
How was a show put on TV in the 1950s?
- A Voice-Enabled Procedure Navigator for the International Space Station
- A Warmer Pacific Northwest: Lessons from the Past
The effect of global climate change on forests in our Northwest world and across the globe.
- A Web Interface to Large, High-Resolution X-Ray Computed Tomography Data Sets
Humphries is a Research Scientist in the Geology Department at the University of Texas and Project Manger for the Digital Library of Vertebrate Morphology (or Digimorph Project), an NSF funded Digital Library Project. His background is in biology and biological informatics.
- A World Filled With Cameras: Security at the Cost of Freedom? Or Can We Have Both?
- A World Ignited: The Origins and Effects of Global Anger on America
Join Susan Tolchin, professor of public policy at George Mason University, in a discussion about the increase of global hostilities and what caused such hatred to occur. - A World of Information
UH analyzes the extensive 'world of information' and its effects on society.
- ABC-MART: Recent Improvements in Boosting, Trees and Classification Algorithms
Ping Li, Ph.D., assistant professor, Cornell
May 18, 2009 - ABCD: Access to Baby & Child Dentistry
Early dental education, intervention and care makes for lifelong oral health and decreased tooth decay and disease in children.
- Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Disease: Silent Killer
Ronald L. Dalman, MD looks at Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA), often referred to as the "silent killer". - Abducted: How People Come to Believe They Were Kidnapped By Aliens
Susan Clancy, postdoctoral fellow, Psychology, Harvard University
November 17, 2005
- Abelian surfaces with a given number of points
Peter Stevenhagen, professor of mathematics, Universiteit Leiden
March 10, 2009 - Abilene Update
Update on the Abilene Network, including a report on the completion of the 10-Gbps upgrade.
- Abilene Update - Fall 2004
Update on the Abilene Network.
- Abstract State Machines
- Abstraction Methods for Liveness
Amir Pnueli, Professor of Computer Science, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
1/14/2008 - Abstractions for event-driven design
Bertrand Meyer, Professor, Software Engineering, ETH Zurich, Chief Architect, Eiffel Software
2/07/2008 - Academics & Experts Panel
Industry leaders explore the prospects of market clearing.
- Accelerated Democracy: How Technology Might Change Voting
Jason Tester, co-founder, Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab
October 12, 2004
- Accelerating Architectural-Level Full-System Multiprocessor Simulations Using FPGAs
Eric Chung, PhD student (2007), Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University
October 24, 2007 - Accelerating the Adoption of Advanced Networking Applications: The Internet2 Business Innovation Group Session
Accelerating the Adoption of Advanced Networking Applications: The Internet2 Business Innovation Group Session
- Access to Technology in the Workplace: In Our Own Words
Demonstrations and testimonials on making technology accessible in the workplace. - Accessible Information Technology in Education: Building Toward A Better Future
Making information technology accessible in education.
- Accra Shepp - Photographer
Photographer Accra Shepp.
- ACE Inhibitors: How Snake Venom Saves Lives
Dr. Nancy Brown, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, discusses the role of translational research in impacting human health. - Achieving Channel Capacity Against Malicious Errors
Achieving channel capacity against malicious errors. - Acoustic Analysis and Modeling of Pathological Voices
Benedito Guimarães Aguiar Neto, Ph.D., full professor, Academic Unit of Electrical Engineering, Federal University of Campina Grande (UFCG)
November 19, 2007 - Acoustic Signal Processing for Next-Generation Multichannel Human/Machine
Walter Kellermann, professor for communications, Chair of Multimedia Communications and Signal Processing, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany
September 19, 2008 - Active Pages: Intelligent Memory for Commodity Systems
- Activity Recognition: Context Aware Applications
Description of a personal portable device that can determine a user's activity and make it available to their context-aware applications.
- Acute Spinal Cord Injury
Consider new techniques for recognizing and treating acute spinal trauma. - Acute Spinal Cord Injury: A Devastating but Treatable Disorder
Dr. Edward Hall outlines the pathophysiology of spinal cord injury and discusses promising single and multi-drug therapeutic approaches for improving neurological outcomes. - ADACS: An Automated System for Part Finishing
- Adaptation=Vulnerability under RoQ Attacks
Mina Guirguis, Ph.D. candidate, research fellow, Department of Computer Science, Boston University
May 11, 2006 - Adaptive Algorithms: Price-Setting & Overlay Routing
Sequential decision-making with partial information: applications for routing in overlay networks and pricing in e-commerce.
- Addiction and the Mind #1
Dr. Alan Marlatt discusses treatment and relapse prevention techniques. - Addiction and the Mind #2
Dr. Judson Brewer discusses treatment and relapse prevention techniques. - Address from The Honorable Harry T. Edwards
Address from The Honorable Harry T. Edwards.
- Addressing Childhood Obesity
One in five children is overweight, and obesity in children is now an epidemic in the United States. Stanford’s assistant professor of Pediatrics and Medicine Dr. Thomas Robinson examines the health and societal problems children face, as well as possible solutions for keeping kids fit and happy. - Addressing Medical Errors: Shifting the Professional Paradigm to Promote Patient Safety
Bryan A. Liang, MD, PhD, and JD, addresses the system-oriented paradigm to govern medical errors at Loma Linda University's Bioethics Grand Rounds. - Addressing the Memory Bottleneck in Packet Processing Systems
Jayaram Mudigonda, Ph.D., post doctoral fellow, Computer Sciences, University of Texas at Austin
May 1, 2006
- Adolescent Brain Development
Research on adolescent brain development. - Adolescent Consent and Confidentiality: A Legal Overview
- Adolescent Decision Making: Should Minors Be Allowed to Refuse Life-saving Medical Treatment?
- Adolescents and Performance-Enhancing Drugs for Athletics and Appearance
- Adriane Herman - Printmaker and Collaborative Artist
Adriane Herman is a printmaker and collaborative artist.
- Adult Perspectives on Childhood Experience with Domestic Violence
Issues that children who experience uxoricide face in the future.
- Adult Stem Cells and Regeneration
The role of stem cells in regeneration. - Advanced Applications-Video: Extending the Reach of Digital Video
- Advanced Applications-Video: Securing Collaborative Applications: Video, VoD, and VoIP
Securing Collaborative Applications: Video, VoD, and VoIP
- Advanced Internet Systems with Professor Dan Weld
- Advanced Medical Treatments
New advances help fight human disease.
- Advances in Cervical Cancer - Laura Koutsky, Ph.D., MSPH
Dr. Laura Koutsky discusses the advances in cervical cancer care. - Advances in Facial Plastic Surgery: It's Not Your Mother's Facelift Anymore
Dr. Sam Most discusses recent advances in facial plastic surgery. - Advances in Infectious Disease Vaccines
Find out the latest on who should receive new vaccines for shingles and human papillomavirus. And see why smallpox vaccination continues to remain a top public-health priority to this day. - Advances in Joint Replacement: Total Hip Resurfacing and Quadriceps-Sparing Knee Replacement
A look at total hip resurfacing and minimally-invasive, quadriceps-sparing knee replacement. - Advances in P2P Live Video Streaming
Keith W. Ross, Leonard J. Shustek Chair Professor, Computer Science, Polytechnic Institute of NYU
June 4, 2009 - Advances in Pediatric Cardiology
Advances in diagnosis and treatment of children with heart disease.
- Advances in the CM Method for Elliptic Curves
Francois Morain, professor, École Polytechnique, France
April 22, 2009 - Advances in Understanding Susceptibility to Infectious Diseases - Thomas Hawn, MD, Ph.D.
Recent advances in innate immunity, genetics, and infectious diseases. - Advances in Weight Loss Surgery
Assistant Professor and surgeon, Dr. John Morton explains current surgical options for
morbid obesity. Health Hour, which presents the latest in medical research, is produced
by the Stanford University Medical Center.
- Advancing Computers
Computers used to teach children.
- Advancing the Health of the World's Children
Discussion about the impact of health issues on children.
- Advancing Women in Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan
Abigail Stewart, Psychology and Women's Studies, University of Michigan
May 26, 2005
- Adventure Education
- Adventure Learning: In Theory and In Action!
Aaron Doering, professor in the College of Education and Human Development at the University of Minnesota, joins teachers from around the nation to discuss adventure learning. - Adventures of an Urban Astrophysicist
Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses astrophysics and a scientific career. - Advertising Department
- AEGIS Platform Architecture: Tamper-Resistant Computing
Combinatorial landscapes described through finite metric spaces and algorithms.
- Africa No Longer Begins at the Pyrenees: Spain in Modern Europe
UVA Professor David T. Gies traces the development of modern Spanish culture and political history. - African American Entrepreneurs: Bill McIntosh
- African/American
- After NATO Enlargement: What Next?
The effects of NATO's recent enlargement.
- After Operation Iraqi Freedom
A University of Maryland interview with Robert Novak, syndicated columnist and commentator for FOX News. - Afternoon Breakout Session
- Aggregating Imprecise Data in OLAP: Principles and Algorithms
A presentation of OLAP: a multi-dimensional data model. - Aging & Cancer: The Double Edged Sword of Cellular Scenesence
- Aging Well Into the 21st Century
Dr. Mark E. Williams explores society’s often unrealistic views on the aging process and offers insights on a healthful approach to aging. - Ahimsa: Beyond Violent Traditions of Science and Technology
- AIDS and the HIV Life Cycle
Learn how researchers are using the HIV life cycle to develop more targeted drug therapies. - AIDS Doctors: Looking Backward, Confronting the Future
- AIDS in the Latino Community
- AIDS Treatment in Africa
How inadequate healthcare systems affect AIDS treatment in poor countries.
- AIDS-associated Opportunitistic Infections and AIDS-associated Malignancies
- AIDS: Government Intervention vs. The Market
- Aiming Higher: An Ethical Framework for Delivery of Care to Homeless and Orphaned Adolescents
- Air Safety: Increasing Risk?
- Air Transportation: A Tale of Prisoners, Sheep and Sociopaths
Donohue explains why current policies are creating air transportation problems. - Alan Cheuse - Author
Alan Cheuse talks about "Fall Out of Heaven."
- Albert Camarillo - Profesor of History
- Alcohol: A Women's Health Issue
Narratives from real women who are recovering from alcoholism.
- Alex St. John, CEO and co-founder, WildTangent
- Algorithmic Analysis of Infinite-State Concurrent Systems
Naghmeh Ghafari, Ph.D., visiting scholar, Integrated System Design Lab, University of British Columbia
June 29, 2009 - Algorithmic Foundations of P2P and Wireless Networks: Scheduling Complexity, Selfishness, and Evil Attacks
Thomas Moscibroda, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
April 19, 2006
- Algorithmic Performance in Complex Networks
Milena Mihail, Ph.D., associate professor, College of Computing, Georgia Tech
November 6, 2006 - Algorithms for Clustering
- Algorithms for Data Management and Migration
Samir Khuller, Ph.D., professor and associate chair, Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland
June 22, 2006 - Algorithms for Path-Planning
Robotic path-planning problems resolved with approximation algorithms.
- Alicia Shepard - Writer
Journalists who covered September 11th, 2001.
- Alien Ocean
- All Deliberate Speed: Reflections on the Legacy of Brown
An analysis of the Brown decision and it's effect on our lives today.
- All I Really Need to Know I Learned from Google
KnowItAll: addressing the problem of accumulating data sets from the web.
- Almost Absolute Zero: The Story of Laser Cooling and Trapping of Atoms
- Alternative Fuel
- Alternative Newspapers in the Multi-Media Era
Washington City Paper editor Erik Wemple, discusses in-your-face, alternative newspapers with journalism professor and host, Lee Thornton. Changing Media is produced by the University of Maryland.
- Alyson Shotz - Sculptor
- Alzheimer's Disease - Part 1
Evolving approaches to Alzheimer’s disease.
- Alzheimer's Disease - Part 2
Evolvong approaches to Alzheimer’s disease.
- Amazon.com: A Data-Driven Enterprise
Amazon.com's Dennis Lee takes you through the history of data platforms developed by the company since its inception.
- Amazon.com: Differentiating with Technology
Amazon.com CEO discusses the site's technology.
- America in the King Years, 1965 - 1968
Taylor Branch, author
February 21, 2006 - America Responds to Terrorism
- America's Crayfish
Discover the socioeconomic impact of America's diverse crayfish population.
- America's NonGame Fish
Examine the vital role of nongame fish to our ecology, and the threats they face daily.
- America's Constitutional Crisis
University of Minnesota professor of political science Larry Jacobs discusses America's constitutional crisis with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh and former Vice President Walter Mondale. - American and Mideast Oil: A History Shaped by Conflict
The historic conflict surrounding Middle Eastern oil.
- American Foreign Policy: Past and Present
Brent Scowcroft and Lawrence Eagleburger discuss foreign policy.
- American Sins, Urban Solutions: Understanding the Politics of Hip Hop
- American Television News
Steve Barkin on his book, "American Television News."
- American Thoughts on Middle East Conflicts
Thoughts on U.S. actions and other conflicts in Mideast.
- American Vulgar: The Politics of Manipulation Versus the Culture of Awareness
Robert Grudin, Ph.D., author
October 3, 2006 - Amy Schmid, PhD, Molecular and Cellular Biology Program
- An Abstract Decision Procedure for Algebraic Data Types
Clark Barrett, Ph.D., New York University
November 6, 2006 - An Axiomatic Approach to Ranking Systems
Moshe Tennenholtz, professor, Industrial Engineering and Management, Technion
February 15, 2007 - An Economic Perspective and a Legal Perspective
Lecture given by Ronald Mitchell.
- An Ecophilosophical Perspective and a Political Perspective
Lecture given by Ronald Mitchell.
- An Effective Verification Solution for Modern Microprocessors
This talk describes a novel verification framework targeting today's microprocessors. - An Era Remembered, Part 1
Reflections on the era of the birth of the Internet. - An Era Remembered, Part 2
Reflections on the era of the birth of the Internet. - An Ethic for the New Global Economy
- An Evening with Isabel Allende
- An Evening with Lynne Cheney
From the University of Maryland, an interview with Second Lady Lynne Cheney, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. - An Evolution in Supercomputing: System X at Virginia Tech
A look at construction of the world's fastest university supercomputer.
- An Examination of User Behaviour During Web Information Tasks
Melanie Kellar, recently completed PhD, Faculty of Computer Science, Dalhousie University
April 17, 2007 - An In-Depth Look at Teachers
School Talk host Nadjia Varney interviews George Mason Professor Gary Galluzzo on numerous subjects related to education.
- An Interface to Support Multi-faceted Information Seeking and Targeted Relevance Feedback
David Harper, research professor, School of Computing, The Robert Gordon University
April 12, 2006
- An Introduction to Chapel: Cray Cascade
- An Introduction to Islam
A discussion of the Islamic religion.
- An Introduction to Venture Capital
- An Overview of Recent CMU Research on Model-Based Face Processing
- An Unknown History of Science in America at The Franklin Institute
UPenn presents a symposium on the Franklin Institute Awards Case Files which contain resources about the history and nature of science and technology. - An Unquiet Mind: Personal Reflections on Manic-Depressive Illness
Personal perspective on mental illness.
- An Update on Fibromyalgia
Learn about the mysterious disorder fibromyalgia. Dr. Sean Mackey, assistant professor of anesthesia at the Stanford University Medical Center, unpacks our current understanding of the pathology, diagnosis and treatment of this disorder. - Analysis of a Mess: Schools, Computers, Training, and Workforce Development in the Digital Economy
- Analysis of Multiagent Teams using Distributed POMDPs
Ranjit Nair, Ph.D. candidate, University of Southern California
May 27, 2004
- Analyzing Metabolomics Data for Automated Prediction of Underlying Biological Mechanisms
Gultekin Ozsoyoglu, professor, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Case Western Reserve University
July 17, 2008 - Analyzing Mobile Ad Hoc Network Protocols via Probabilistic Model Checking
Marta Kwiatkowska, School of Computer Science, University of Birmingham; Midlands e-Science Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Analysis of Large Complex Systems
April 26, 2005
- Anansi Boys and Mirrormask
Neil Gaiman, author
October 4, 2005
- Anchor Institutions
Johns Hopkins helps demonstrate how anchor institutions play a key role in restoring connections and hope to America's neighborhoods.
- And the Beat Goes On - Advances in Cardiac Care, Part 1
The latest advancements in heart care. - And the Beat Goes On - Advances in Cardiac Care, Part 2
The latest advancements in heart care. - And Then There's This: How Stories Live and Die in Viral Culture
Bill Wasik, senior editor, Harper's magazine
June 17, 2009 - Andrea Young, "Life Lessons My Mother Taught Me"
Interview with author Andrea Young.
- Angels of the Forest
In this Montana State University program, Erik Patel, PhD Candidate at Cornell University, discusses international scientists’ and Malagasy conservationists’ fight for the survival of the silky sifaka lemurs of Madagascar. - Angioplasty and Stenting
Angioplasty and stenting for acute myocardial infarction and sudden cardiac death.
- Angiotensin AT2 Receptors
The emerging role of angiotensin AT2 receptors in cardiovascular and kidney function. - Animals and the Expedition - The Buffalo
- Animating Human Motion
Discussion on control algorithms.
- Animating the Dead: Computational Necromancy with Reinforcement Learning
Bill Smart, assistant professor, computer science, Washington University in St. Louis
October 13, 2008 - Anne Kiremidjian - Professor of Civil Engineering
- Annika Andrews, Northwest Hospital
Annika Andrews of Northwest Hospital
- Annual Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King Commemoration at the University of Virginia
Dr. Rev. Albert Paul Brinson discusses his involvement with the civil rights movement in Georgia and across the South. UVA Newsmakers is produced by the University of Virginia.
- Anomalous Diffusion and Polya Recurrence
Domokos Szász, Mathematical Institute of the Budapest, University of Technology
June 16, 2004
- Anomaly Detection in Large Networks using Approximation Techniques
Nina Taft, Senior Research Scientist, Intel Research Berkeley
10/1/2007 - Anonymity in Peer-to-Peer Systems
Nikita Borisov, Ph.D. student at UC Berkeley
May 2, 2005
- Another Book Peace
- Anterior Cervical Spine Surgery
Advancing techniques of anterior neck surgery shows improving patient outcomes.
- Anterior Cruciate Ligament Surgery
New treatment options and surgical techniques available for ACL knee injuries.
- Anticipating The Unexpected: Campus Security, Emergency Response & Crisis Management
Find out what is needed to prepare college campuses for emergencies, from natural disasters to school shootings. - Antiretroviral Therapy: Principles and Practice and Common Toxicities and Drug-Drug Interactions Associated with the use of Antiretroviral Toxicities
- AOP for Distributed and Concurrent Applications
Mario Suedholt, Ph.D., associated professor, Computer Science, Ecole des Mines de Nantes, France
October 30, 2006 - Aortic Surgical Treatment: Marfan Syndrome
Unique heart defect is discussed.
- Applications of Approximate Inference Techniques for Optimal Design in Self-Assembly and Automated Programming
Vladimir Jojic, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, University of Toronto
March 22, 2006 - Applications of First-Order Integer Arithmetic to the Verification of Programs with Lists
Radu Iosif, Ph.D., French National Research Center (CNRS); full-time researcher, Verimag laboratory (Grenoble, France)
August 22, 2006 - Applied Geometry
Optimized geometric approximations of 3-D surfaces.
- Applied Nonparametric Bayes and Statistical Machine Learning
Michael Jordan, University of California, Berkeley
March 29, 2005
- Applying Data Mining Techniques to Computer Systems
Zhenmin Li, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
March 9, 2006 - Apprenticeship Learning for Robotic Control
Problems in robotics can be addressed in the apprenticeship learning setting. - Appropriate Technology in Health
Engineering new technologies for delivering health care.
- Approximability of the Unique Coverage Problem
Mohammad R. Salavatipour, Ph.D., Department of Computing Science, University of Alberta
August 18, 2005
- Approximate Inference Techniques for Identity Uncertainty
Hanna Pasula, Ph.D., research associate, Computer Science, University of Washington
July 6, 2006 - Approximate Replication
TRAPP, the new framework for data replication.
- Approximation Algorithms for Discrete Stochastic Optimization Problems
David Shmoys, Professor of Operations Research and Information Engineering as well as of Computer Science, Cornell University
1/17/2008 - Approximation Algorithms for Embedding with Extra Information and Ordinal Relaxation
Erik Demaine, assistant professor, computer science, MIT
August 26, 2004
- Approximation Algorithms for some Clustering and Classification Problems
- Approximation Algorithms for Unique Games
Yury Makarychev, graduate student, Princeton University
January 31, 2007 - April Katz - Printmaker
Interview with printmaker April Katz.
- Aquatic Macroinvertebrates
Professor Reese Voshell explores common North American freshwater invertebrates.
- Arab News Media
Journalists discuss news coverage in the Middle East.
- Arab Women Speak Out: Short
Self-empowered Arab women.
- Arab Women Speak Out: Strategies for Self Empowerment
Documentary of empowerment program for Arab women.
- Archaeology and Wine Production
A visit to an archaeological dig and to a vineyard in Western Maryland.
- Architectural Redesign for Internet Protocols
The clean-slate approach necessary to build the Internet for the next century.
- Arctic Region Supercomputer Center
The University of Alaska features explanations and demonstrations of the multiple uses of the Supercomputer Center to study the earth.
- Are Aspects Really Needed For Aspect-Oriented Programming?
Kevin Sullivan, associate professor, VEF Faculty Fellow, Computer Science, University of Virginia
May 6, 2005
- Are Children Overmedicated?
- Are Cities for the Birds?
Learn about recent ecological research in the Seattle area determining which birds benefit from and which are extinguished by urbanization.
- Are Journalists Ethically Challenged? Plagiarism and Fabrication
- Are the Media Colorblind?
UM students address diversity in the newsroom.
- Are We Packaging Sunlight From Cucumbers?
Dr. David L. Evans talks about the value and importance of basic research and the history of Smithsonian Institution. - Are You Ready to Succeed?: Unconventional Strategies to Achieving Personal Mastery in Business and Life
Dr. Srikumar Rao, Louis and Johanna Vorzimer professor, Marketing, C.W. Post Campus, Long Island University; visiting professor, London Business School; adjunct professor, Columbia Business School
May 25, 2006 - Army Nurses in Combat Boots: The Evolution of the Deployment Experience
Renowned nurse historian and retired Army Colonel Mary T. Sarnecky describes the evolvement of the U.S. Army Nurse Corps.
- Arnold Mesches - History Painter
History painter Arnold Mesches.
- Art-Based Modeling for Computer Graphics
- Arthroscopic Shoulder Stabilization
Surgeon and patient discuss arthroscopic shoulder stabilization procedure and outcome.
- Arts & Media
An exploration of the intersection between fine arts and technology. - Arts, Artists and the Expedition
A journey into the studio of painter Gary Lucy to find out what it means to be a 'painter.'
- Asian American Entrepreneurs
- Asking the Right Questions: Implications for Adolescent Autonomy in Healthcare Decision Making
- ASM Models using AsmL
Changes in software development.
- ASM View of Abstract Cryptography
Davor Runje
January 25, 2005
- Aspect.NET - An Aspect-Oriented Programming Tool for .NET
- Assertion-driven Error Recovery
Sarfraz Khurshid, assistant professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, University of Texas at Austin
June 23, 2008 - Assessing Competency in Health Care Workers: Can We Assess Ourselves? How Can We Assess Others? - Dave Davis, MD
Assessment of health professional competence and performance. - Assessment and Outcomes, 2008, New Mandates, Technologies & Opportunities
What lies ahead for the future of the American educational system? A panel of experts in the field explore this hot topic. - Assisted Cognition
Computer systems that enhance human cognition tasks.
- Assistive/Special Education Technology
School Talk host Nadjia Varney speaks with GMU Professor Michael M. Behrmann about the definition of Assistive/Special Education Technology. - Association of Space Explorers’ Planetary Congress
Join in as astronauts and cosmonauts from Europe, Russia, Canada, Japan and the U.S. discuss their countries’ space programs, and talk about the effects of space travel on human health. - Astronomical Observatory: A Tour From the Kitt Peak National Observatory
Yale University astronomy professor Charles Bailyn gives a guided tour of the two research telescopes operated by the WIYN Consortium at the Kitt Peak National Observatory in Arizona. - Astronomy from the Edge of Space
Join rocket scientists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison as they describe investigations into the invisible light of the universe. Working at the university’s space astronomy lab, they created a device to orient spacecraft with great accuracy. - Asymptotic Enumeration of Spanning Trees via Traces and Random Walks
Russell Lyons, Indiana University
May 24, 2004
- Atlantic Hurricanes: Understanding the 21st Century's New Threat
A dynamic presentation on the development and evolution of hurricanes. - Atomics for a Real-time Virtual Machine
Jan Vitek, Purdue University
January 24, 2006
- Atrial Fibrillation: A Surgical Perspective
Dr. Gabriel Aldea outlines the latest in surgical techniques to repair the irregular rhythms, rapid heart beats, blood clots and ineffective heart muscle contractions.
- Attack-Resistant Algorithms for Massive Networks
Jared Saia, Ph.D., assistant professor, University of New Mexico
August 14, 2006 - Attacks On and From P2P File-Sharing Systems
Keith Ross, Ph.D., Leonard J. Shustek Chair professor, Computer Science, Polytechnic University
September 1, 2006 - Attribute-Based Security and Messaging
Carl Gunter, Head, Systems and Networking Area, Department of Computer Science, UIUC - Audio Cameras for Audio-Visual Scene Analysis
Ramani Duraiswami, PhD, associate professor, Department of Computer Science, Institute for Advanced Computer Studies, University of Maryland, College Park
June 3, 2009 - Augmented Social Cogniton: Using Social Web technology to enhance the ability of groups to remember, think, and reason
Ed H. Chi, area manager,senior research scientist, Palo Alto Research Center's Augmented Social Cognition Group
May 4, 2009 - Austronesian Expansion: Social, Linguistic and Genetic Networks
Better understanding the people of Austronesia through science. - Autism: New Advances in Understanding and Treatment
Geraldine Dawson discusses autism.
- Autobiography as Farewell: Stephan Zweig and Sarah Kofman
Modern Jewish writers analyzed.
- Automated Assume-Guarantee Verification
Corina Pãsãreanu, Ph.D., research scientist, NASA Ames Research Center, Robust Software Engineering Group
July 21, 2008 - Automated Reconstruction of 3D City Models from Laser Scans and Camera Images
Christian Frueh, Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley
February 9, 2005
- Automated Revision of Distributed and Real-Time Programs
Borzoo Bonakdarpour, Ph.D. Candidate, Computer Science, Michigan State University
3/07/2008 - Automated Termination Analysis of Programs using Term Rewriting
Peter Schneider-Kamp, Researcher, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
1/31/2008 - Automated Testing of Refactoring Engines Using Test Abstractions
Darko Marinov, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
November 10, 2008 - Automatic Facial Expression Analysis
Dr. Ying-Li Tian, associate professor, Electrical Engineering Department, The City College of the City University of New York (CCNY)
June 16, 2009 - Automatic Failure Diagnosis in Large-Scale Systems
Alice X. Zheng, Ph.D. candidate, UC Berkeley
November 22, 2004
- Automatic I/O Prefetching Hints through Speculative Execution
- Automatic Identification and Classification of Protein Domains
Elon Portugaly, Ph.D. student, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
April 18, 2005
- Automatic Software Testing
The Korat technique provides high quality test suites with excellent code coverage for data structure libraries.
- Automatic Tools for Building Secure Systems
- Automatic Workload Evaluation (AWE): Predicting Web 2.0 Workload Behavior
Kristal Sauer, second-year graduate studen, RAD Lab, UC Berkeley
May 5, 2009 - Automatically Finding Patches Using Genetic Programming
Westley Weimer, assistant professor, Computer Science Department, University of Virginia
May 18, 2009 - Automatically Proving the Termination of C Programs
Dr. Byron Cook, researcher, Microsoft Research-Cambridge
October 3, 2005 - Automating the Construction of Compiler Heuristics using Machine Learning
Mark Stephenson, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, MIT
May 9, 2006 - Automating the Design of Visualizations
- Automatizability and Learnability
Mikhail Alekhnovich, Ph.D., member, Institute for Advanced Study
January 20, 2005
- Autonomous Computing
- Average-Case Analysis for Combinatorial Problems Featuring Subset Sums and Stochastic Spanning Trees
Abraham Flaxman, Ph.D. student, Mathematical Sciences, Carnegie Mellon University
February 1, 2006
- Avian Flu and HIV/AIDS
Learn more about infectious diseases like avian flu and HIV/AIDS from Dr. Anthony Fauci of the National Institutes of Health in this video from the University of Maryland. - Avoiding the Elephant on Your Chest: Cardiac Risk and How to Avoid It
Heart attacks are serious yet hard to predict. Dr. Euan Ashley, assistant professor of cardiovascular medicine at the Stanford University Medical Center, discusses heart attacks and how to avoid them. - Back Channels: Power and the Active Audience
- Back in Action
Non-surgical treatment for back pain. - Back Pain
UW Medicine partners up with back pain sufferers to help them get on the road to recovery. - Back to Nature for the Next Technology Revolution
Engineering goes back to nature for the next technology revolution. - Back to the Future: Managing Rights in the Digital Age
Corbis CEO Steve Davis discusses the maintenance of digital rights and royalties for music, movies, and art on the Internet.
- Balancing the Fat Equation
Ronald M. Evans describes the relationship between 'marathon mice' and proteins called PPARs.
- Baltic Studies Summer Institute
Annual program for Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian language and culture.
- Banking & Financial Institutions
Industry leaders explore the prospects of market clearing.
- Barbara Cochran: Wither Broadcast News?
Broadcast News According to RTNDA President.
- Barbara Takenaga, Artist
Barbara Takenaga is a systematic, humerous painter.
- Basic End of Life Support
A workshop on end-of-life care.
- Bats in Managed Forests
Can we identify forest conditions that inhibit or promote bat welfare?
- Battling Superbugs: The Challenge of Resistance - Part 1
Many bacterial infections are developing resistance to the most commonly prescribed antibiotic treatments. - Battling Superbugs: The Challenge of Resistance - Part 2
Many bacterial infections are developing resistance to the most commonly prescribed antibiotic treatments. - Bayesian Inference of Grammars
Prof. Mark Johnson
February 13, 2007 - Bayesian infinite matrix factorization
- Bayesian Methods for Unsupervised Language Learning
Sharon Goldwater, Ph. D., Postdoctoral Scholar, Stanford University
7/16/2007 - Bayesian topic models
Tom Griffiths, Assistant Professor, Psychology and Cognitive Science, UC Berkeley
6/11/2007 - Be Active - It’s Never Too Late, Part 1
The essentials to a healthy and active lifestyle. - Be Active - It’s Never Too Late, Part 2
The essentials to a healthy and active lifestyle. - Bearing our Burden Honorably - Hospice and Humanity
A funeral director/poet speaks poignantly about hospice and end-of-life care.
- Beating Cancer At Its Own Game
Targeting blood vessel growth in preventing and treating cancer.
- Because It Is There: Kili the Right Way
Ken Stober, Christi Masi, and Elirehema Peter Lema
August 10, 2004
- Becoming a Living Book
Dramatic encounters between Jewish teachers and students.
- Beekeeping
- Behavior-Based Malware Detection
Mihai Christodorescu, doctoral candidate, Computer Science, University of Wisconsin, Madison
April 19, 2007 - Behind the Code with Anders Hejlsberg
Barbara Fox interviews Anders Hejlsberg, an industry luminary and chief designer of the C# programming language and a key participant in the development of Microsoft's .NET Framework.
- Behind the Code with Catharine van Ingen
Catharine has a wealth of experience in hardware, including work with the Alpha machine and MIPS processor teams, and in industrial-strength software for algorithms used to manage water flows, logging data from particle accelerator detectors, and buying Mickey Mouse watches over the Internet. - Behind the Code with Eric Horvitz
Eric Horvitz of Microsoft Research is the center of a variety of projects such as the Decision Theory and Adaptive Systems group. Learn what these projects entail and how they further Microsoft Research’s goal of improving the quality of life for all. - Behind the Code with Jim Gray
Barbara Fox interviews Jim Gray, a 'Technical Fellow' in the Scalable Servers Research Group (Sky Server, Terra Server) and manager of Microsoft's Bay Area Research Center (BARC).
- Behind the Code with Mohsen Agsen
Conversation with Mohsen Agsen about the challenges that Microsoft has faced in the past and how the industry handles the challenges of today. - Behind the Code with Patrick Dussud
Join Microsoft Technical Fellow Patrick Dussud for a look at his work in a range of programming languages and systems. - Behind the Code with Peter Spiro
Discover how Peter Spiro got a job at Microsoft to help build the team that drove SQL Server to the huge success it is today. - Behind the Code with Rebecca Norlander
Learn how Rebecca Norlander, a technical strategist for Microsoft, has made a name for herself in the often male-dominated computer world. - Behind the Code with Richard Ward
Richard Ward of Microsoft sees his diverse experiences in life as a major contribution to the advances of modern computer engineering. Discover which experiences Ward finds most helpful, as he focuses on building out the core
infrastructure components. - Behind the Code with Rico Mariani
Software Architect Rico Mariani shares experiences about his past 18 years at Microsoft. - Behind the Code with Rob Short
Rob Short, vice president overseeing development of windows kernel and virtualization technologies, Microsoft
September 15, 2006 - Behind the Code with Terry Crowley
Terry Crowley, a technical fellow and director of development for Microsoft Office, discusses his involvement in the transformation of the Internet from an academic exercise to a common household name. - Behind the Code with Tony Williams
Tony Williams, co-inventor of COM, software architect, Microsoft
June 13, 2006 - Behind the Headlines: Scientists and Journalists Talk Climate
A panel of well-respected climate scientists and journalists discuss the challenges facing print journalism, the possibilities of scientist-bloggers, and the urgency of the message they are distributing. - Behind the Research: Study of a Model Hot Spring
This program follows microbiologist Brian Hedlund on a six-day scientific field trip in Northern Nevada. - Behind the Scenes: Networks' Performance on Election Night
- Being Secure in a Frightening World
- Belief Updating in Spoken Language Interfaces
Dan Bohus, Ph.D. student, Computer Science Department, Carnegie Mellon University
February 19, 2007 - Benjamin Franklin's Science
Join AMS Fellow Philip Krider as he looks back at Benjamin Franklin, Founding Father and our first meteorologist. - Bergman Complexes, Coxeter Arrangements, and Graph Associahedra
Lauren Williams, final-year math graduate student, MIT
January 18, 2005
- Bertrand Collomb
2005 Freeman Lecturer Bertrand Collomb describes the process of taking a local company global.
- Best Practices In Dependency: Planned, Purposeful and Progressive Visits Part 1
Practice standards for social workers looking to create safe and successful visits between children and their parents. - Best Practices In Dependency: Planned, Purposeful and Progressive Visits Part 2
Practice standards for social workers looking to create safe and successful visits between children and their parents. - BETA.NET
- Betsy Damon - Humanist Artist
- Better Hearing Through Advanced Technology
An in-depth look at cochlear implants and who is eligible for receiving them.
- Better k-best Parsing, Hypergraphs, and Dynamic Programming
Liang Huang, third year Ph.D. student, University of Pennsylvania
December 7, 2005
- Better Multiple Intents Re-ranking
Nikhil Bansal, Ph.D., IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Algorithms group
September 8, 2009 - Beverly McIver, Painter
Beverly McIver is a painter recording her journey of self-discovery.
- Beyond Brainstorming: Eight Secrets for Generating Big, Bold, Creative and Profitable Ideas
John Sweeney, motivational speaker and improv comedian
April 19, 2005
- Beyond Hubs and Authorities: Web Resource Discovery and Segmentation
- Beyond Medicine: Meeting the Challenge of Alzheimer's Disease
Community conversation about Alzheimer's Disease beyond the medical approach. - Beyond Oil: Powering the Future
Learn about emerging technologies that may diversify our energy future. - Beyond Optimality: New Trends in Network Optimization
Mung Chiang, Ph.D., assistant professor of Electrical Engineering, Princeton University
June 23, 2008 - Beyond ROC Curves: Recent Statistical Advances in the Evaluation of Diagnostic and Prognostic Tests - Dr. Amalia Magaret
Learn about adaptations to standard ROC curves with consideration to cost, predictors of disease, and comparison and combination of predictive markers. - Beyond the Biography of Jane Goodall / Amazing Polymers and Plastics
Dale Peterson, author of “Jane Goodall: The Woman Who Redefined Man,” takes a look into the life of Goodall and how she revolutionized the study of primates. Also, Andy Lovinger, director of the polymers program at the National Science Foundation, unearths the mystery behind polymers and plastics in our lives. - Beyond the Genome: Deciphering What All the Proteins Do to Make a Living
Using DNA to predict protein sets.
- Beyond the Hype: Trafficked Persons to the United States Rebuild Their Lives
Dr. Denise Brennan takes a close look at the affects of human trafficking, and the challenges those individuals face rebuilding their lives. UVA Newsmakers is produced by the University of Virginia.
- Beyond the Information Superhighway: Searching for the Next Policy Metaphor
- BFRL Building and Fire Research Lab...Your Partner in Building
- BigTable: A System for Distributed Structured Storage
Basic design, implementation, and current applications of Google's BigTable system.
- Bilinear Complexity of the Multiplication in a Finite Extention of a Finite Field
Robert Rolland, honorary member, laboratories ERISC and Institut de Mathématiques de Luminy
October 15, 2008 - Bill Baxter, BSQUARE Corporation
Bill Baxter is founder, Chairman, and CEO of BSQUARE Corporation.
- Bill Gates Unplugged: On Software, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Giving Back
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates takes the final stop on a tour of six universities as he transitions from Microsoft to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. - Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and Other Great Minds Show how Creative Capitalism Can Save the World
Michael Kinsley, columnist, Time Magazine
February 19, 2009 - Bill L. Fairfield - President and CEO, Inacom Corporation
- Billions: Selling to the New Chinese Consumer
Tom Doctoroff, CEO, Greater China, J. Walter Thompson
March 16, 2006
- Bimanual and Multi Degree-of-Freedom Interaction for Computer Graphics
- Bio-Terrorism
A dicussion with experts on bio-terrorism.
- Bio-Workflow Using Biztalk
- Biodiversity: What Does It Mean for Us?
- Bioeconomics of Biofuels & the Shocking Science Behind Electric Cars
Discover the promise and pitfalls of alternative power sources, biofuels and electric cars. - Bioenergy and Biofuels: An Overview of Bioenergy and Biofuels Production
Learn about the basics of biofuels, biofuel production and new technologies to support this cost-effective, efficient energy source. - Bioenergy and Biofuels: Biomass Processing for Bioenergy and Biofuels
Learn about the basics of biofuels, biofuel production and new technologies to support this cost-effective, efficient energy source. - Bioenergy and Biofuels: The Biomass Resource in Washington
Learn about the basics of biofuels, biofuel production and new technologies to support this cost-effective, efficient energy source. - Bioinformatics: The Search for Non-Coding RNA
Bioinformatics applications for creating algorithms to speed covariance models for the discovery of non-coding RNA molecules.
- Biology in Four Dimensions
The clock in your brain.
- Biology Is Nanotechnology
A discussion on biological nanotechnology and how cells operate in our bodies.
- Biomal Human Emotion Recognition and Peer Steaming Projects at Ryerson Multimedia Research Lab
Ling Guan, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Ryerson University, Canada
January 17, 2005
- Biomarkers and Early Cancer Detection - Peter Nelson, MD
Scientific advances producing potential new biomarkers for the early detection of cancer and improved disease management. - Biomedical Research - The Daunert Group
Join Dr. Sylvia Daunert, professor of analytical and biological chemistry at the University of Kentucky, in an examination of bioanalytical chemistry and research on biomedical sensors. - Biomedical Research in Space
Improving human health through space travel.
- Biomimetic MicroElectric Systems for Restoring Sight to the Blind
Mark Humayun discusses advances in restoring sight to the blind. - Bionic and Bio-ionic Neural Interfaces
Examines two approaches to developing retinal prosthesis. - Bioterrorism
Dr. Pierre Noel presents a lecture on bioterrorism.
- Bitter Fruits of Bondage: The Demise of Slavery and the Collapse of the Confederacy
Mildred Robinson discusses her late husband's book, “Bitter Fruits of Bondage', which examines the collapse of the Confederacy.
- BitTube: Case Study of a Web-based Peer-Assisted Video-on-Demand (VoD) System
Dr. Yi Cui, assistant professor, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Vanderbilt University
June 9, 2008 - Black Bear Research
Journey into the world of bear research with Virginia Tech Wildlife Professor, Michael Vaughn.
- Black, White and Red All Over
Journalists discuss book, friendship.
- Blair/Kelly Controversy
Discussion on journalism scandals.
- Blending Biology and Robotics
Johns Hopkins partners in spinal cord research which may someday restore the ability to walk.
- Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking
Malcolm Gladwell, staff writer, The New Yorker Magazine
January 21, 2005
- Block Switching: Towards a Robust Protocol Stack for Diverse Wireless Networks
Arun Venkataramani, PhD, assistant professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Massachusetts Amherst
June 3, 2009 - Blog Reading and Blog Readers: Tools and Practices
Eric Baumer, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Informatics, School of Information and Computer Sciences, University of California, Irvine
May 8, 2008 - Blog Versus Print: Have Blogs Replaced Newspapers and Should We Care?
Writers and journalists meet at USC's Doheny Memorial Library to deliberate the pros and cons of blogs versus traditional newspapers. - Blogging and Podcasting
Changing Media host Lee Thornton examines the phenomenal growth of weblogs and the potential of podcasting for news distribution with University of Maryland’s Jan Schaffer and Christine Harvey. - Blogging and the First Amendment
Dr. Lee Thornton examines blogging and the first amendment with Andrew Nachison and Terrance Heath. Changing Media is produced by the University of Maryland.
- Blogging is All
Join host Lee Thornton and MBA President Robert Cox as they enter the world of the blogosphere. Changing Media is produced by the University of Maryland.
- Bloodless Surgery, Part 1
The modern advancements in non-evasive surgery. - Bloodless Surgery, Part 2
The modern advancements in non-evasive surgery. - Bloodlines: From Ethnic Pride to Ethnic Terrorism
Conflict resolution among ethnic groups.
- Blues Biology
Musician Corey Harris performs and discusses music and its role as a healing tool.
- Boats and Buoyancy
Boats and buoyancy play a major role in the Discovery Expedition.
- Body for Life for Women
Pamela M. Peeke, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.P, nutritionist; author
October 13, 2005
- Boeing: Enterprise-wide Innovator
Witness 21st century leadership and the process of general managers becoming inspired leaders. - Boolean Methods for Arithmetic Reasoning
First-order logics involving Boolean arithmetic to increase detection and correction of computing errors.
- Boosting Energy-Efficiency, Performance, and Fault-Tolerance by Leveraging Unused System Resources
Hai Huang, Ph.D. candidate, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan
March 20, 2006 - Borealis: Distributed Stream Processing Engines
Software architecture and algorithms in Borealis, a distributed stream processing engine.
- Botball, ITS, Higher Education Bond Initiative
A new sport, transportation systems and bond initiatives.
- Bound for the Promised Land: Harriet Tubman, Portrait of an American Hero
A look at Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad.
- Boys and Reading
Author of "To Be A Boy, To Be A Reader", GMU's Dr. William G. Brozo, discusses the importance of literacy in pre-teen and teenage boys with School Talk host Nadjia Varney. - Brain Aneurysm
Surgery to treat Brain Aneurysm. - Brain Aneurysm Coiling
Coiling procedure to treat brain aneurysms. - Brain Aneurysms
Surgeons treat patients at the UW Medicine Brain Aneurysm Center at Harborview.
- Brain Computer Interface Systems: Progress and Opportunities
Brendan Allison, Ph.D., research associate, Cognitive Electrophysiology Lab, The Scripps Research Institute
June 26, 2006 - Brain in a Bottle, Structure and Algorithms
Dr. Seth Copen Goldstein, Ph.D., faculty, Carnegie Mellon University
July 30, 2008 - Brain Messengers: The Inaugural Arthur M. Sackler Lecture
- Brain Science as a Means of Understanding Delinquency and Substance Abuse in Youth
Exploration of delinquency and substance abuse in youth.
- Brain Tumor
Surgery to remove a brain tumor. - Brain Tumor Surgery
This University of Washington program profiles an innovative surgical technique for maintaining the speech and language skills of a brain tumor patient. - Brainstorm
- BrainWorks
A fun exploration of the brain and nervous system for kids.
- Branda Miller - Video Artist
- Brazil: After Neo-Liberalism
- Breaking Development Barriers with "Better Than Worst-Case" Design
Todd Austin, associate professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan
December 12, 2006 - Breaking News: Can It Be Fixed? The State of the News Business 2005
USC Annenberg presents a discussion of the news business.
- Breaking the Code: Sequencing the Arabidopsis Genome
- Breaking the Frame: Novel Strategies for Interactive Computer Graphics
Benjamin Watson and David Luebke
July 20, 2004
- Breakthroughs in Sinus Care
Physicians at the University of Washington Medical Center treat patients for sinus conditions. - Breast Cancer Care at Stanford
Specialized patient treatment and new studies on breast cancer care are the focus of Stanford's Cancer Center.
- Breast Cancer Screening: Prevention is More Complicated Than We Thought
Suzanne Fletcher, M.D., discusses the complications surrounding breast cancer screening, including how risk is defined, screening techniques and the social context of breast cancer. - Breast Cancer: Risks & Prevention, Diagnosis & Treatments
Stanford University's Dr. Robert Carlson discusses the risk factors and treatment options of abnormal mammograms and breast cancer. - Breast Reconstruction
Double breast mastectomy and double breast reconstruction surgery. - Breathtaking Advances: A Better Life for Those with Lung Injury and Lung Cancer, Part 1
Learn how physicians at UW Medicine have made great strides in managing ARDS and lung cancer. - Breathtaking Advances: A Better Life for Those with Lung Injury and Lung Cancer, Part 2
Learn how physicians at UW Medicine have made great strides in managing ARDS and lung cancer. - Bridges on the Brink
What we know/need to know about structurally deficient bridges. - Bridges to the Future, Part I: The Smart Grid
Jerry Beilinson, deputy editor of Popular Mechanics, discusses the revolution of America’s power grid for the future. - Bridges to the Future, Part II: Water in 2025
Join Daniel Sheer, president of Hydrologics Inc., in a discussion about the problems and solutions for freshwater shortages. - Bridges to the Future, Part III: Standing Strong
Linda Figg, President and CEO of Figg Engineering Group, leads a distinguished panel in a discussion of how state-of-the-art technology may fix America’s failing infrastructure. - Bridging Art and Architecture: How Emergent Digital Media Have Transformed Our Landscapes
Christian Moeller, Design/Media Arts, University of California at Los Angeles
January 19, 2005
- Bridging Computer Science and Behavioral Science: Research Examples
Joseph A. Konstan, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota
July 20, 2004
- Bring It Home - Episode 1
In this Texas A&M University program, Dr. David McIntyre, director of the Integrative Center for Homeland Security, hosts prominent speakers to discuss Homeland Security from historical, comparative and analytical perspectives. - Bring It Home - Episode 2
In this Texas A&M University program, David McIntyre, director of the Integrative Center for Homeland Security, brings in key guest speakers to discuss Homeland Security through a varied scope of lenses. - Bring It Home - Episode 3
Join David McIntyre, director of the Integrative Center for Homeland Security at Texas A&M University, as he hosts a panel of experts to discuss homeland security issues and war. - Bring It Home - Episode 4
This episode defines homeland security terms and highlights key guests. - Bringing Sensing to the Masses: Infrastructure Mediated Sensing
- Bringing the Social Component to the Web
Search Summit 2007
7/18/2007 - Broadband Innovation and the Role of Customer Experience
Customer opportunities evolving from broadband innovation.
- Broadcast Encryption, Traitor Tracing, Watermarking, Dynamic Traitor Tracing, and Other Inhabitants of the Crypto Zoo
- Brotman Professorship Dedication: Realizing International Human Rights
- Brown Paper Bag
- Browsing Around a Digital Library
- Bud Albers, CTO, Getty Images
- BUFFALO: Bloom Filter Forwarding Architecture for Large Organizations / Accountability in Hosted Virtual Networks
Eric Keller and Minlan Yu
July 8, 2009 - BufferGel
A new approach to preventing disease and pregnancy.
- Build the Future: UW Computer Science & Engineering
- Building a Modern Library
Highlights of the construction to build a new and true university library. - Building a Safer Helmet
Johns Hopkins students test a new kind of whitewater helmet.
- Building a Safer Web
Charles Reis, PhD candidate, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington
March 12, 2009 - Building a Tractor for the Mobility Impaired
Engineering students at Johns Hopkins modify a tractor to help mobility impaired park volunteers.
- Building Better Places -- Second Life, Collaborative Creation, and 5 Missing Pieces
Cory Ondrejka, vice president, Product Development, Second Life
August 17, 2005
- Building Brains: The Molecular Logic of Neural Circuits
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, Thomas M. Jessell, explores the brain. - Building Great Relationships
Gensler discusses how they have built great relationships with clients. - Building International Alliances
Overview of international alliances.
- Building Mashups by Example
Dr. Craig Knoblock, Ph.D., senior project leader, Information Sciences Institute; research professor, Computer Science, University of Southern California
August 1, 2008 - Building Public Trust
Correcting damage caused by Enron, Worldcom and others.
- Building Quantitative Models in Software Engineering: Understanding, Predicting, and Controlling Software Quality
Lionel C. Briand, visiting professor, Simula Research Laboratories, Oslo, Norway
March 6, 2006 - Building Secure Systems from Buggy Code with Information Flow Control
Nickolai Zeldovich, soon-to-be assistant professor, MIT
June 18, 2008 - Building Secure Systems from Buggy Code with Information Flow Control
Re-designing operating systems, network protocols, and hardware to reduce vulnerabilities. - Building Systems That Enforce Measurable Security Goals
Trent Jaeger, Associate Professor. Computer Science and Engineering Department, Pennsylvania State University; Co-Director, Systems and Internet Infrastructure Security Lab
September 16, 2009 - Building the Future at the University of Washington
A tour of the Computer Science & Engineering laboratory-intensive research facility.
- Building the Team: Faculty, Staff, and Students
How to create an inclusive post-secondary learning environment. - Building Trustworthy Mesh Networks: Why Security and Fault-Tolerance Must Be Considered Together
Cristina Nita-Rotaru, assistant professor, Department of Computer Science, Purdue University
February 13, 2006 - Building Winning NFL Teams
Learn how successful NFL teams collect, analyze and use information. - Bulldozers, Termites, and Chainsaws: Finding a Gradual Path to Parallelism
Doug Burger, Ph. D., Associate Professor of Computer Sciences, University of Texas at Austin
10/4/2007 - Business process changes and technology enhancements to embed collaboration tools into an organization
Patricia Romeo, leader, social networking application D Street, Deloitte LLP
August 13, 2009 - Buying In: The Secret Dialogue Between What We Buy and Who We Are
Rob Walker, writer, ?Consumed?, The New York Times Magazine
June 25, 2008 - By The Book Science Edition – Poly-Aspirin: A New Form of Drug Delivery
Paul L. Leath interviews Kathryn Uhrich.
- By The Book with Author Alan Williams
Richard Levao interviews Alan Williams about his book.
- By The Book with Author Angus Gillespie
Author Angus Gillespie discusses "Twin Towers."
- By The Book with Author Ann Gordon
Ann Gordon, author of suffragists, Stanton and Anthony.
- By The Book with Author Bonnie Smith
Author Bonnie Smith is interviewed by Mary Hartman.
- By The Book with Author David Levering Lewis
Barry Qualls interviews author David Levering Lewis.
- By The Book with Author Helen Fisher
"The First Sex" author, Helen Fisher.
- By The Book with Author Jay Feinman
Author Jay Feinman is interviewed by Richard Levao.
- By The Book with Author Keith Wailoo
Author Keith Wailoo is interviewed.
- By The Book with Author Maurice Elias
Author Maurice Elias is interviewed by Linda Steiner.
- By The Book with Author Nancy Boyd-Franklin
Kim Butler interviews Author Nancy Boyd-Franklin.
- By The Book with Author Rachel Hadas
Author Rachel Hadas is interviewed Barry Qualls.
- By the Book with Author Thomas Banks
Thomas Banks is interviewed about his book.
- By the Book with Dr. Norman Zabusky
Dr. Zabusky is interviewed about his book.
- By The Book with Professor Rona Goffen
Barry Qualls interviews Professor Rona Goffen about her book.
- By the Book with Provost Steven J. Diner
Interview with Newark Provost Steven J. Diner.
- By-Passing Dot Vertigo
Richard Nolan on Business Trends.
- C to FPGA Compilation and Domain-Specific Computing
Dr. Jason Cong, professor and chairman, Computer Science Department, University of California, Los Angeles; co-director, VLSI CAD Laboratory
June 6, 2008 - Calculi for Access Control
Calculi for improving access control and security in computer systems. - CALEA
Discussion on technological and social aspects of expanding CALEA.
- California State University System CIO Roundtable
Explore the potential that information technology holds for advancing education.
Using CSU as a case study, this video explores the effects and benefits of integrating technology and education. - Campaign Finance
- Can America Win the War on Terrorism?
- Can Dietary Change Prevent Colorectal Cancer - Or Not?
Arthur Schatzkin.
- Can ESP Affect Our Lives? (109)
Panel discussion on the topics of the paranormal extrasensory perception.
- Can Geography Save the World?
- Can Parallel Computing Finally Impact Mainstream Computing?
Uzi Vishkin, member, University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies
March 23, 2005
- Can Religion Withstand Technology? (314)
Closer to Truth host Robert Kuhn and guests examine the relation of religion to technology. - Can Science Seek the Soul? (113)
The panelists discuss the many theories relating to the soul.
- Can Slaves Practice Politics?
Dr. Steven Hahn lectures on: 'Can Slaves Practice Politics?'
- Can the Mind Just Be A Machine?
Research about neurobiological processes.
- Can Today's CIA Conduct Tomorrow's Espionage
The CIA's ability to collect human intelligence and suscessfully mount espionage operations.
- Can We Believe in Both Science and Religion? (302)
'Closer to Truth' panelists join host Robert Kuhn to debate the relation of science and religion.
- Can We Cure the Common Leukemias?
Dr. Steven Coutre describes modern therapies used for curing more people with leukemias. - Can We Get Ahead of the Crackers?
New approaches to cyber-security.
- Can We Imagine the Far Future - Year 3000? (201)
Panelists discuss the world in year 3000.
- Can We See the Near Future - Year 2025? (106)
The panelists debate implications of the near future.
- Can You Learn To Be Creative? (211)
Experts discuss creativity.
- Can You Really Extend Your Life? (108)
Panel discussion on the biology of aging and particulars of living longer.
- Canadian Supply Perspectives
A discussion of Canadian oil supply and policy.
- Cancer Screening
Barnett Kramer, director of the Office of Medical Applications of Research at the National Institutes of Health, focuses on cancer-screening procedures and why our current understanding of these tests may differ from how effective they truly are. - Cancer Stem Cells: The Origin of Cancer
Irving Weissman, professor of developmental biology at the Stanford University Medical Center, addresses what cancer stem cells are, their role in the development of cancer and how they react to treatment. - Candidate Talk: A Constraint Solver for Software Engineering: Finding Models and Cores of Large Relational Specifications
Emina Torlak, Ph. D. Candidate, Computer Science MIT
4/10/2008 - Candidate Talk: A Discriminative Kernel-based Model to Rank Images from Text Queries
David Grangier, Ph. D. Candidate, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland
2/12/2008 - Candidate Talk: Accelerating High Performance Computing Applications with Reconfigurable Logic
Yongfeng Gu, PhD candidate, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Boston University
5/29/2007 - Candidate Talk: Attacking Bit Torrent Peers: A Measurement Study
Prithula Dhungel, PhD candidate, Polytechnic Institute of NYU
February 6, 2009 - Candidate Talk: Building Bodies of Knowledge about Software Development Practices
Dr. Forrest Shull, Senior Scientist, Fraunhofer Center for Experimental Software Engineering, Maryland (FC-MD)
March 12, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Building natural language parsers
Mark Johnson, Professor of Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences and Computer Science, Brown University
December 13, 2007 - Candidate talk: Computing Nash Equilibria
Constantinos Daskalakis, Ph. D.,
1/18/2008 - Candidate Talk: Conversational Turn-Taking as a Dynamic Decision Process
Antoine Raux, PhD candidate, Language Technologies Institute, Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science
September 29, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Critical Data Protection for Reliability and Security
Karthik Pattabiraman, PhD candidate, Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)
March 12, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Critical percolation on finite graphs
Asaf Nachmias, Mathematics Ph.D. student, UC Berkeley
1/4/2008 - Candidate Talk: Debugging Reinvented: Asking and Answering Why and Why Not Questions about Program Behavior
Andrew Ko, Ph.D. candidate, Human-Computer Interaction Institute, Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science
March 18, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Defining and Enforcing Privacy in Data Publishing
Ashwin Machanavajjhala, Ph.D. Candidate, Cornell University's Department of Computer Science
4/24/2008 - Candidate Talk: Demystifying Internet Traffic
Kashi V. Vishwanath, Ph.D. Candidate, department of Computer Science, University of California, San Diego
May 5, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Developing, Optimizing and Hosting Data Driven Web Applications
Fan Yang, Ph. D. Candidate, Computer Science, Cornell University
4/14/2008 - Candidate Talk: Disk Failure: How It Happens And What To Do About It
- Candidate talk: Domain Adaptation with Structural Correspondence Learning
John Blitzer, Ph.D. Student, University of Pennsylvania
8/27/2007 - Candidate Talk: Dynamics of real networks: patterns and algorithms
Jure Leskovec, Ph. D. Candidate, Machine
Learning Department, Carnegie Mellon University
3/17/2008 - Candidate Talk: End-to-end Security for Web Applications : A Language-based Approach
Nikhil Swamy, Ph.D. Candidate, University of
Maryland, College Park
4/1/2008 - Candidate Talk: Enhancing the P racticality and R eachability of Interactive Technology
Johnny Chung Lee, Ph. D Graduate Student, Human-Computer Interaction Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
2/11/2008 - Candidate Talk: Exploring Large Social Networks With Matrix-Based Representations
Nathalie Henry, joint Ph.D student, Human Computer Interaction and Information Visualization, Université of Paris-Sud/INRIA, France and the University of Sydney, in Australia
May 15, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Extensible Overlay Networks for Stream Processing and Dissemination
Olga Papaemmanouil, Ph.D. Candidate, Computer Science Department, Brown University
4/2/2008 - Candidate Talk: Fault Localization in Large-Scale Computing Systems
Naoya Maruyama, Ph.D. Candidate, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
2/12/2008 - Candidate Talk: Fighting concurrency bugs
Shan Lu, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
4/21/2008 - Candidate Talk: Graphical User Interfaces as Updatable Views
James Terwilliger, Computer Science Ph.D. candidate, Portland State University
June 23, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Hardware Features Can Undermine Software Security
Francis David, PhD candidate, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
June 2, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Helping Moore's Law: Architectural Techniques to Address Parameter Variation
Radu Teodorescu, PhD candidate, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
May 8, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Interaction Design Based on Human Capabilities for Contemporary and Emerging Technologies
Tovi Grossman, Ph.D. Candidate, Dynamic Graphics Project (DGP) laboratory, Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto
4/23/2008 - Candidate talk: Knowledge Analysis towards Automatic Question Answering for Discussion Forums
Donghui Feng
3/03/2008 - Candidate Talk: Levy Processes and Applications to Machine Learning
Romain Thibaux, Graduate Student, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of California, Berkeley
4/22/2008 - Candidate Talk: Matching and 3D Reconstruction in Urban Environments
Branislav Micusik, Ph.D., research scholar, George Mason University
September 15, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Model Compression
- Candidate Talk: MOSAIC: Unified Platform for Dynamic Overlay Selection and Composition
Yun Mao, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Computer and Information Science, University of Pennsylvania
3/31/2008 - Candidate Talk: Multi-view approaches for camera calibration and image-based modeling
Sudipta Sinha, Ph. D. Student, Computer Science Department, University of North Carolina
4/1/2008 - Candidate Talk: New Algorithmic Ideas for Search, Ads, and Recommendations.
Yury Lifshits , Post Doc, Cal Tech
2/08/2008 - Candidate Talk: On Best-Response Bidding in Ad Auctions
Ioannis Giotis, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Washington
4/18/2008 - Candidate Talk: On the Evaluation and Extraction of Thread-Level Parallelism in Ordinary Programs
Arun Kejariwal, doctoral student, Center for Embedded Computer Systems, University of California, Irvine (UCI)
November 19, 2007 - Candidate Talk: Partially Disjunctive Shape Analysis
Roman Manevich, Ph.D. Candidate, Computer Science Department, Tel Aviv University
4/24/2008 - Candidate Talk: Power-Aware Platform Design for Wireless Sensor Networks
Dimitrios Lymberopoulos, Ph.D. candidate Department of Electrical Engineering, Yale University
March 20, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Predicting Bugs by Analyzing Software History
Sunghun Kim, Ph. D., Postdoctoral Associate, MIT
4/29/2008 - Candidate Talk: Query Lower Bounds for Matroids via Group Representations
Nicholas Harvey, Ph.D. Student, Theoretical Computer Science, MIT
1/28/2008 - Candidate Talk: Reconfigurable Computing: Architectural and Design Tool Challenges
Ken Eguro, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Washington
May 8, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Reducing the Risk of Pragmatic Reuse Tasks
Reid Holmes, Ph. D. Candidate, University of Calgary
3/25/2008 - Candidate Talk: Reliable Communication for Datacenters
Mahesh Balakrishnan, Ph. D. candidate, Department of Computer Science, Cornell University
4/21/2008 - Candidate Talk: Scalable Virtual Machine Multiplexing
Diwaker Gupta, PhD candidate, University of California, San Diego
October 22, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Securing the Web With Decentralized Information Flow Control
Maxwell Krohn, Ph. D. Candidate, Computer Science, MIT
3/27/2008 - Candidate Talk: Semantic Components: A Model for Enhancing Retrieval of Domain-Specific Information
Dr. Susan Price, Ph. D., Computer Science,Portland State University
4/23/2008 - Candidate Talk: Soft Margin Estimation for Automatic Speech Recognition
Jinyu Li , Ph.D. student, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, U.S
December 4, 2007 - Candidate Talk: Software and Architectural Techniques for Cache Leakage Reduction in Nanometer-scale Embedded Systems
Maziar Goudarzi, Ph. D., Guest Associate Professor, System LSI Research Center, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan
4/17/2008 - Candidate Talk: Streamroller: A Unified Compilation and Synthesis System for Streaming Applications
Manjunath Kudlur, Ph. D. Candidate, Computer Science and Engineering
4/22/2008 - Candidate Talk: TCP and P2P: supporting Internet from layer 4 and layer 7
Shao Liu, Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Electrical Engineering, Princeton University
4/28/2008 - Candidate Talk: Techniques and Tools for Engineering Secure Web Applications
Gary Wassermann, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, UC Davis
March 13, 2008 - Candidate Talk: The Limiting Shape of Internal DLA with Multiple Sources
Lionel Levine, Ph. D
1/30/2008 - Candidate Talk: The Quest for the Minimal Hardness Assumptions
Iftach Haitner, Ph. D. Student, Weizmann Institute of Science
3/21/2008 - Candidate Talk: Thread-saft Dynamic Binary Translation Using Transactional Memory
JaeWoong Chung, Ph.D candidate, Department of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University
May 27, 2008 - Candidate Talk: Virgil: Objects on the Head of a Pin
Ben L. Titzer, PhD candidate, Computer Science, UCLA
April 25, 2007 - Candidate Talk: Why task-structure matters: The effects of task and social forces on coordination in software development
Christopher Poile, Ph.D candidate, Department of Management Sciences, Faculty of Engineering, University of Waterloo, ON, Canada
March 17, 2008 - Candidate Talk: ZebraNet and Beyond: Collaboration in Sparse Mobile Networks
Pei Zhang, Ph.D.
4/7/2008 - Candidate Talks: Zero Overhead Online Verification of Software Programs and On Range Search in Distributed Sensor Networks
Hong Lu, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Computer Science, Texas A&M University
May 5, 2008 - Capacity and Fairness Issues in Enterprise-class Wireless Mesh Networks
Ashish Raniwala, doctoral candidate, Experimental Computer Systems Lab, State University of New York - Stony Brook
April 26, 2006 - CAPM: A Library Robot Project
A robot retrieves and scans remote print materials.
- Capo: An Operating System Interface for Practical Deterministic Multiprocessor Replay
Samuel King and Josep Torrellas, professors, Computer Science Department, University of Illinois
April 17, 2009 - Capture and Recreation of Spatial Audio for HCI and Virtual Reality Category
Ramani Duraiswami, Computer Science and the Institute for Advanced Computer Studies, University of Maryland
August 24, 2005
- Capturing Life Experiences: Automated Video Capture
Automated video capture of unique lifetime events for robust data analysis.
- Capturing People
Adrian Hilton, professor, Computer Vision & Graphics, University of Surrey, UK
June 12, 2006 - Cardiac Defect Closure as Treatment for Stroke
Surgical procedures to treat strokes.
- Cardiac Transplantation
- Cardiovascular Disease, Part 1
Office Management of Supraventricular Arrhythmias. - Cardiovascular Disease, Part 2
Dr. Wayne Levy discusses congestive heart failure and coronary CT angiography. - Cardiovascular Disease, Part 3
Dr. Larry Dean explains the history and management of coronary artery disease. - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Surgery to treat Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Advances in Treatment
- CasJobs and MyDB for the Virtual Observatory: Towards Distributed Asynchronous Web Services for Data Intensive Science
- Casual Games Discussion
Annakaisa Kultima, Researcher, University of Tampere, Finland
9/24/2007 - Cataract Surgery
In this video from the University of Washington, Dr. Thellea Leveque at the UW Medicine Eye Institute treats a patient with cataracts. - Catherine Kimrey, Author
When We All Get to Heaven.
- CCCP: Secure Remote Storage for Computational RFIDs
Mastooreh Salajegheh, PhD student, Computer Science Department, University of Massachusetts Amherst
July 22, 2009 - Celebrity News Coverage
Celebrity news coverage.
- Cell Studies Suggest Cause of Alzheimer’s Disease
- Center for Manufacturing
See how the University of Kentucky is helping sustain the manufacturing industry through research, education and outreach. - Center for Reconstructive Surgery
Physicians at the Center for Reconstructive Surgery at the University of Washington Medical Center restore both functionality and aesthetic conditions following treatment for cancer and other diseases. - Centrality of Jewish Values in Shaping the Jewish Future, The
Goldscheider talks about Jewish values.
- Ceremony Medicine: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times
- Cervical Spine Trauma
Explore diagnosis and treatment techniques for cervical spine injuries. - Challenges in Understanding and Preventing HIV Transmission
Research in Kenya may reveal important information about HIV. - Challenges of a Changed World
Faculty address UW's role in today's world.
- Challenges of Foreign Aid - #89
Center of Concern's Aldo Caliari, MCC's John Hewko, and deputy director of GMU's Buchanan Center for Political Economy Peter Boettke discuss global development and the challenges of foreign aid. Capital Commentary is a production of George Mason University.
- Challenges of Forest Stewardship
The need for active stewardship of public forests is already critical and will greatly intensify in the 21st century.
- Challenges to Capitalism: The Role of Government
Alice Rivlin speaks on capitalism and the government.
- Change or Die: Overcoming the Five Myths of Change at Work and in Life
Alan Deutschman, senior writer, Fast Company; author
January 18, 2007 - Change the Way You See Everything: Asset-Based Thinking
Kathryn D. Cramer, Ph.D., licensed psychologist and founder, The Cramer Institute
August 17, 2006 - Changes in Muscle Stem Cell Function With Age: Implications for Muscle Wasting, Adiposity and Fibrosis
Discover the amazing science behind how stem cells alter muscle as we age, and what it means for those suffering from muscle-wasting diseases. - Changing the Electoral Process
- Chaos in Computer Performance
From the University of Washington, examine a new, dynamic and non-linear approach to computer design. - Chaos to Cure: Bringing Basic Research to Patients
Basic research informs and improves cancer diagnosis, prevention, and treatment.
- Character of the Corps
A close look at the investigation into character education on the trail.
- Characterizing Generic Global Rigidity
Steven J. Gortler, Professor, Computer Science, Harvard University
8/23/2007 - Characterizing Truthful Market Design
Elan Pavlov, Ph.D., post-doc, MIT Media Lab
January 22, 2007 - Charleen Touchette - Painter, Feminist, and Native American Art Activist
- Charlie Fink, AmericanGreetings.com
Charlie Fink of AmericanGreetings.com
- Charter Schools
- Charting a New Course
How Gensler manages growth and remains true to its distinct culture. - Checking Consistency of Concurrent Data Types on Relaxed Memory Models
Sebastian Burckhardt, Ph.D. student, Computer Science, University of Pennsylvania
February 26, 2007 - Checking Well-Definedness of XQueries
Jan Van den Bussche, Theoretical Computer Science, Limburgs Universitair Centrum
October 20, 2004
- Chemical Genomics: New Tools for Medicine
ChemBank accelerates biomedical research.
- Chico MacMurtrie - Robotic Performer
- Child Protective Services: Does It Help or Harm Families?
Social workers analyze the problems and solutions within their field. - Child Sexual Abuse: Facts and Myths - What You Need To Know To Keep All Children Safe
Janice Palm and Jill Armitage
October 17, 2008 - Child Welfare & Child Well Being
See what the latest research on child protection reveals about helping at-risk children and improving the protective services system. - Childhood Obesity: Our Newest Global Epidemic?
GMU Professor Lisa Pawloski discusses findings from her study of global childhood obesity. - Children and Grief: Coping, Creating, and Being Comforted
- Children and Youth Day with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Part 1
- Children and Youth Day with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Part 2
- Children of the Tide
- Children of War
Students talk about growing up in war-torn countries.
- Children of War, Two
Students share experiences of growing up in war-torn countries.
- Children Who Claim to Remember Previous Lives
- Children's Rights: The Need to Establish Safe Havens for Children of War
- Chimps
Professor of biomedical sciences and pathobiology Taranjit Kaur at Virginia Tech discusses chimpanzee research. - China's Challenges: Domestic Dilemmas vs.Global Ambitions
David Bachman, Chinese Politics and Foreign Policy, University of Washington
September 22, 2005
- Chinasite.com
- Chinese Economic Growth: Past, Present and Future
Dr. Lawrence J. Lau, vice-chancellor (President), Chinese University of Hong Kong
September 12, 2005
- Chinese Orphanages: A Johns Hopkins Undergraduate Gets An Inside Look
Inside the modern Chinese orphanage.
- Chocolate Key Cryptography: A Delicious Way to Send Secret Messages
Mathematics and chocolate: what a combination! - Choosing a Winter Camp
Setting up a winter camp in St. Louis.
- Chris Capossela, Microsoft
Chris Capossela is Microsoft's Corporate Vice President of the Information Worker Product Management Group.
- Chris Corrado, AT&T Wireless
Chris Corrado reveals details about his
journey to becoming a seasoned technology executive.
- Chronic Illness & Palliative Care, Part 1
Coping and living with chronic illness.
- Chronic Illness & Palliative Care, Part 2
Coping and living with chronic illness.
- Chronic Sinusitis
Physicians at the University of Washington Medical Center treat patients for sinus conditions. - Chronic Spinal Cord Impairment: Stenosis and Syrinx Formation
Improving identification methods for spinal stenosis can improve care delivery. - Chuck Box - Director, Rocky Mountain International
- CII/FIATECH Consortium
- CIO Forum on Best Practices
Challenges and opportunities of e-business within organizations.
- Circle of Excellence: Benjamin Carson, M.D.
Carson is interviewed about his accomplishments in Neuroscience.
- Circle of Excellence: Eric F. Wieschaus
Eric F. Wieschaus, scientist and Nobel Laureate.
- Circle of Excellence: Herbert D. Schimmel
Herbert D. Schimmel discusses his art collection.
- Circle of Excellence: Janet Lippe Norwood
Norwood interviewed about her accomplishments as U.S. Commissioner of Labor Statistics.
- Circle of Excellence: José Carreras
José Carreras discusses his career with Frederick Urrey.
- Circle of Excellence: Lynn Margulis
Interview of Biologist Lynn Margulis.
- Circle of Excellence: Mae Jemison
- Circle of Excellence: Mary Sue Sweeney Price
Director of the Newark Museum is interviewed by Newark Provost.
- Circle of Excellence: Peter A. Seligmann
Seligmann interviewed about professional accomplishments with Conservation International.
- Circle of Excellence: Shirley Chisholm
Shirley Chisholm reflects on her experience as a legislator with Ruth Mandel.
- Circle of Excellence: Sila Calderon
Interview with Sila Calderon, governor of Puerto Rico.
- Circle of Excellence: Spencer R. Crew
Spencer Crew of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.
- Circle of Excellence: Umberto Eco
Umberto Eco speaks about his work with Ernest Lepore.
- City at the End of Time
Greg Bear, author, science fiction and fantasy
August 14, 2008 - CitySense: A Vision for an Urban-Scale Wireless Sensor Testbed
Matt Welsh, Associate Professor, Computer Science, Harvard University
3/27/2008 - Civil Commitment System
Civil Commitment System’s impact on mentally ill, families, and society.
- Civil Rights Era Journalism
Journalism in the civil rights era.
- Civil Unions - CC #80
Discussion on civil unions and their potential effect on society.
- Clarence Page, Chicago Tribune
Clarence Page discusses his career in media.
- Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at Maryland
New performing arts center is toured.
- Clark and York
Explore Clark's and York's contributions to the voyage.
- Class Morphing: Safely Shaping a Class in the Image of Others
Yannis Smaragdakis, Associate Professor, University of Oregon
3/03/2008 - Class, Race, Politics and the Future of the Labor Movement
Fletcher explores class, race, politics and the future of the Labor Movement.
- Clearing Your Throat: Common Causes and Treatments for Hoarseness
Stanford's Dr. Edward Damrose explains the causes and treatments of hoarseness of the throat.
- Client-Side Echo Cancellation for Multi-Party Audio Conferencing
Junlin Li, third year PhD student, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
August 16, 2006 - Climate Change, Climate Justice
Ethical, religious and social justice implications of climate change is discussed. - Climate Change, Sea Level, and Western Drought: Dangerous Anthropogenic Interference
- Climbing, Research and Teaching: Adventures, Accidents, Change, and Joy
Impacts of water resources on tree physiology and the health of forests.
- Clinical Applications of Angiogenesis Research
Learn about the new drugs developed to inhibit angiogenesis, a condition marked by the growth of new blood vessels that can also signify cancerous tumors. - Closing Plenary
Internet 2020, the future of the Internet.
- Closing Plenary - Fall 2004
Enhancing Access to Tissue for Genomics Research over Advanced Networks.
- Cloud Computing for e-Science
Paul Watson, professor, Computer Science and director, North East Regional e-Science Centre
June 12, 2008 - Clustering Algorithms for Perceptual Image Hashing
Vishal Monga, Ph.D. candidate, University of Texas, Austin
February 2, 2005
- Clustering Gene Expression Data
- Clyde Woods - Author
Clyde Woods, author, speaks of his new book.
- CMPLE - Melting the Ice Between Cores
Suleyman Sair, Ph.D., assistant professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, North Carolina State University
May 24, 2006 - Coarse-to-Fine Natural Language Processing
Using embedded links in urban-scale networks. - Coaxing Embryonic Stem Cells
Coaxing stem cells to become specific cell types. - Cochlear Implants for Hearing Loss
A physician and patient discuss cochlear implant surgery and rehabilitation.
- Coding Techniques for Data-Storage Systems
Yuval Cassuto, Ph. D Graduate, Electrical Engineering, Caltech
12/11/2007 - Coding Theory: Survey of Recent Progress and Open Questions
Madhu Sudan, Ph.D., professor, Computer Science, MIT
August 15, 2005
- Cognitive Aging & Alzheimer's Disease: Gender Matters
The differences of Alzheimer's between men and women. - Cognitive Changes with Aging: What Can You Expect?
Stanford Neurologist Michael Greicius examines memory problems and testing. - Cognitive Developmental Robotics: An Approach To Understand Ourselves And To Design Robots Like Us
From the University of Washington, Minoru Asada of Osaka University explains Cognitive Developmental Robotics. - Cohomology in Grothendieck Topologies and Lower Bounds in Boolean Complexity
Joel Friedman, professor, University of British Columbia
April 20, 2006 - Collaboration in Directly Mediated Interaction Environments
- Collaborative Algorithms for a Class of Clustered Wireless Networks
Ananth Subramanian, teaching fellow, UCLA
July 19, 2004
- Collaborative Dynabooks
Collaborative Dynabooks offer a new way of structuring how and what is taught to students.
- Collaborative Systems
Collaborative planning agents and systems for human-computer communication.
- Collarbone
Innovative surgeries for collarbone injuries at University of Washington Medical Center. - Colleen Aylward, Devon James Associates, Inc.
Colleen Aylward is the founder and ongoing visionary of Devon James Associates, Inc.
- Colleen Cutschall - Painter
Interview with Lakota artist Colleen Cutschall.
- College of Education and Human Development: After School Programs
Tim Sheldon and Michael Michlin, research associates at the Center for Applied Research and Educational improvement at the University of Minnesota, discuss their findings of the effects of After School programs on students. - College of Forest Resources Centennial Celebration
- College: You Can DO IT!
College students with disabilities, guidance professionals, and faculty share advice for success in college. - Combinatorial Approach to Data Mining
Yury Lifshits, Ph. D, Postdoc, Caltech
12/3/2007 - Combinatorial Betting
David Pennock, principal research scientist, Yahoo! Research
January 8, 2009 - Combing the Evidence for Support of Lab-based Screening Tests: An Update From the US Preventive Services Task Force - David Grossman, MD, MPH
US Preventive Services Task force use of evidence-based approaches. - Combining Econometric and Text Mining Approaches for Measuring the Effect of Online Information Exchange
Search Summit 2007
7/18/2007 - Combining Static and Dynamic Analysis for Bug Finding
Christoph Csallner, PhD Student, Georgia Tech
8/28/2007 - Come Together Washington
A program celebrating the contributions the University of Washington and the Seattle community make to society.
- Commencement Address 2005
Senator John Warner's (R-VA) provides the keynote address for George Mason University's 2005 Commencement.
- Common Running Injuries
Prevention of running injuries and treatment options.
- Common Sense Reasoning for Interactive Applications
Henry Lieberman and Alex Faaborg
December 1, 2004
- Communicating Engineering & Technology to the General Public
A discussion of the importance of explaining engineering and technology to the general public.
- Communicating Prevention Research I
Public opinion poll on prevention research in Washington state.
- Communicating Prevention Research II
A media-scientist roundtable about prevention research.
- Communicating the Grand Challenges for Engineering to the Public
Discover the importance of communicating the advances of engineering to the public. - Communication Effects in Economic Environments
Liad Blumrosen, Engineering and Computer Science, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
January 26, 2006
- Communication Technology: Interruption and Overload
Laura Dabbish is a doctoral candidate in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University
March 31, 2006 - Communications for Mobile People
- Community Broadband--Facing the Real Issues
Industry, government and education experts share solutions to community broadband issues. - Community Through Pictures
- Community-Based Research/Health Inequities
From the University of Kentucky, a look into health promotion and disease prevention in traditionally underserved rural regions. - Compiler and Microarchitectural Techniques for Leakage Power Reduction
Aviral Shrivastava, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Arizona State University, Sarma Vrudhula
9/14/2007 - Compiler-Directed Synthesis of Hardware Accelerators
- Compiling the Web - Building a Just-in-Time Compiler for JavaScript
Andreas Gal, Project Scientist, Computer Science Department, University of California, Irvine
December 2, 2008 - Complex Arithmetic for Hardware Implementation: Division and Square Root
Dr. Milos D. Ercegovac, professor and chair, UCLA Computer Science Department
April 20, 2004
- Complex Cervical Conditions
Discussion of risks for surgical patients and the causes of loss of physiologic lordosis.
- Complex Percutaneous Coronary Intervention
Examine coronary angioplasty, also known as Complex Percutaneous Coronary Intervention, or PCI, in this video from the University of Washington. - Complexity in Fire Ecology: The Case of the Biscuit Fire
Forest Ecologist Tom Atzet studies the complexity of Oregon’s largest wildfire in recorded history.
- Compliance Theory
Lecture given by Ronald Mitchell.
- Complications of Low Back Pain Surgery
Complications of spine surgery and address difficulties in diagnosis and management.
- Complications, Outcome Measures and Litigation
- Component Programming with Object-Oriented Signals
Sean McDirmid, Ph.D. student, University of Utah
February 17, 2005
- Composing Community in a Diverse, Changing World
- Compressive Sensing
Richard G. Baraniuk, Victor E. Cameron Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Rice University
August 4, 2008 - Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 1
Luay Nakhleh
12/6/2007 - Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 1
Tony Hey, Dan Gusfield
12/5/2007 - Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 2
Li-San Wang
12/6/2007 - Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 3
Sebastien Roch
12/6/2007 - Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 3
Joseph Felsenstein
12/5/2007 - Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 4
David Heckerman, Jonathan Carlson
12/5/2007 - Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 5
Vladimir Minin
12/5/2007 - Computational Aspects of Biological Information Workshop Session 5
Richard Karp
12/6/2007 - Computational Biology: Genomics
Michal Linial presents a technique that automatically clusters protein sequences.
- Computational Data Grid for Scientific and Biomedical Applications
- Computational Discovery of Genetic Regulatory Networks
- Computational History in Action: Discovering Gutenberg
Blaise Agüera y Arcas, CTO and President of Sand Codex LLC
October 8, 2004
- Computational History in Action: Gutenberg’s Printing Process
Computational research methods used to rediscover the technologies that created the first typographic print-press books.
- Computational Insights Into the Social Life of Zebras and Other Animals
Dr. Tanya Berger-Wolf, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois, Chicago
4/7/2008 - Computational methods for the detection of positive and lineage-specific selection from genomic sequence data
Adam Siepel, Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Statistics and Computational Biology, Cornell University
3/03/2008 - Computational Prediction of RNA Motifs in Bacteria
Computational tools for the discovery of RNA molecules. - Computational Sciences: The Third Pillar of the Empirical Sciences
Find out about development of computational sciences and its impact on today's world with GMU Professor Rainald Lohner. - Computational Textiles and the Democratization of Ubiquitous Computing
Advancements that make e-textiles accessible to new audiences, describing developments in e-textile engineering, design and applications that are helping to democratize ubiquitous computing. - Computational Thinking for a Modern Kidney Exchange
Tuomas Sandholm, Professor, Computer Science Department, Carnegie Mellon University
March 30, 2009 - Computationally-Intensive Biomedical Research Projects Supported by the National Institutes of Health
- Computer Aided Instruction in Graduate Compiler Designer Based on the C# Compiler Source Code and a Hide And Show Approach
- Computer Animation Capstone Design Animation Mira and the Wind
- Computer Architecture
Discussion about using Basic Block Distribution Analysis.
- Computer Consciousness
Ed Fredkin, professor, Carnegie Mellon University; visiting professor, MIT
June 17, 2004
- Computer Graphics
- Computer Graphics: Communications Media
Harnessing the computer in communications media.
- Computer Science & Engineering Distinguished Lecturer Series: Closing the Innovation Gap
Author Judy Estrin speaks about reigniting sustainable innovation in business. - Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer Series and Dean Lytle Electrical Engineering Endowed Lecture: From Cell Phones to Smart Phones to Smart Books - An Exciting Journey
From the University of Washington, explore the future of wireless technology. - Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer Series: Cooking in Silico: Understanding Heat Transfer in the Modern Kitchen
From the University of Washington, learn how computers can be used in cooking. - Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer Series: Interactive Machine Learning
New directions for machine learning algorithms that might learn faster in the face of user behavior. - Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer Series: Rethinking Computing
Craig Mundie, chief research and strategy officer of Microsoft, on "Rethinking Computing." - Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer Series: Return to the Final Frontier
From the University of Washington, hear from spaceflight participant Charles Simonyi. - Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer Series: Robotic Cars: Challenges and Perspectives
Robotic cars and research on smarter, safer, more efficient transportation. - Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer Series: The Web the Way You Want It
- Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer: Declarative Networking: "What" is Next
The design and implementation of declarative languages and runtime systems for network protocol specification. - Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Lecturer: Why The Algorithm Might Soon Be The Only Game in Town
Algorithms are even more powerful than customarily believed, with their true potential yet unleashed. - Computer Science and Engineering Industrial Affiliates Program: The Changing Face of Venture Capital
From the University of Washington, explore the Computer Science & Engineering Industrial Affiliates Program. - Computer Science Clinic and Research at Harvey Mudd College
Robert Keller, Csilla and Walt Foley professor, Computer Science, Harvey Mudd College; director, Computer Science Clinic
January 3, 2007 - Computer Science Education
A discussion of object-oriented programming and other computer science education assignments.
- Computer Science for the Future
John E. Hopcroft, Engineering and Applied Mathematics in Computer Science, Cornell University
January 4, 2006
- Computer Science Participation
Increasing the representation of women and minority researchers in the field of computer science and engineering.
- Computer Science Programming Languages
New developments in launguage research.
- Computer Science Research for Global Development
Microsoft Research India’s computer science research for global development. - Computer Science: Past, Present and Future
Ed Lazowska discusses advances in computing research. - Computer Science: Still Crazy After All These Years
The past and future of computer science.
- Computer Security Awareness Contest: Back Up Your Box
Computer data should always be backed up on an external drive. - Computer Security Awareness Contest: Cyber Security Awareness
Learn to fight against identity theft, viruses and more computer security issues . - Computer Security Awareness Contest: Got Antivirus?
Milk does a body good, but what are you doing to keep your computer healthy? - Computer Security Awareness Contest: Icon Ninjas
Simple steps will make your computer experience safe and secure. - Computer Security Awareness Video Contest
ResearchChannel and Educause invite college students to enter a video contest for computer security awareness. - Computer Technology: Solving Public Health Challenges
The potential of computer technology to improve healthcare in poor settings.
- Computers Versus Common Sense
Doug Lenat, Ph.D., CEO, Cycorp
December 6, 2006 - Computers, Cultures and Constructions: Locating the Learner in the Con/Text of Digital Video Cases
Ricki Goldman-Segall discusses rich media in her work with children.
- Computing class polynomials with the Chinese Remainder Theorem
Andrew Sutherland, Research Scientist, mathematics department, MIT
November 19, 2008 - Computing Hilbert Modular Forms over Real Quadratic Fields
Lassina Dembele, post-doc, University of Calgary
June 20, 2006 - Computing over the Reals: Where Turing Meets Newton
Unifying two traditions of computation: computer science and numerical analysis.
- Computing Structural Biology
Transforming structural biology from an experimental to a computational science.
- Computing with Selfish Agents
Nicole Immorlica, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, MIT
January 28, 2005
- Comtemporary Surgical Treatment of Facial Nerve Paralysis
A review of the causes of facial nerve paralysis and surgical methods for treatment. - Concave Utility Functions on Finite Sets
Yakar Kannai, Ph.D.
February 1, 2005
- Concept Lexicon Construction and Affective Analysis: From Photos to MTV
Qi Tian, Ph.D., associate professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Texas at San Antonio
May 21, 2008 - Conceptions and Misconceptions of Women in the Middle East
- Concepts of Pain
Three world-renowned spine physicians provide their observations on causation and symptomatic treatment of pain and provide fascinating insights into the differences of pain manifestations and perception between human beings. - Concurrency Simple and Safe? State of SCOOP
Bertrand Meyer, Professor, Software Engineering, ETH Zurich, Chief Architect, Eiffel Software
2/07/2008 - Conditional Models for Combining Diverse Knowledge Sources in Information Retrieval
Rong Yan, doctoral candidate, Language Technologies Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
March 29, 2006 - Conference XP - Access Grid Update
Tom Uram
November 3, 2006 - Conference XP - Automated Tracking of Student Behaviors
Leen-Kiat Soh, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Nebraska
November 3, 2006 - Conference XP - Brasil Report
Daniel Maia, researcher, Medicine College, University of Sao Paulo
November 2, 2006 - Conference XP - Close
Todd Needham, Microsoft
November 3, 2006 - Conference XP - Conference XP Futures Discussion
Ivan Judson, Montana State University
November 3, 2006 - Conference XP - Internet2 Collaboration Programs
Jonathan Tyman, Internet2
November 3, 2006 - Conference XP - Project Update
Todd Needham, Microsoft
November 2, 2006 - Conference XP - Release 4.0 Technical Update
Jason Van Eaton, software development engineer, Microsoft Research
November 2, 2006 - Conference XP - ResearchChannel Update and Real Time HD Encoding Discussion
Michael Wellings, director, Engineering, ResearchChannel
November 2, 2006 - Conference XP - SenseCam
Stella Chan
November 3, 2006 - Conference XP - Tutored Video Instruction with Conference XP and Classroom Presenter
Richard Anderson, Fred Videon and Bob Riddle
November 2, 2006 - Conference XP - Virrtual Product Development Team Update
Gino Sorcinelli
November 2, 2006 - Conference XP - Welcome
Kevin Schofield
November 2, 2006 - Confidentiality and the Press
- Configuration, Customization and Appropriation: Integrating Technology and Practice in the Placeless Documents System
- Confronting Reality: Doing What Matters to Get Things Done Right
Larry Bossidy, retired chairman of the board and CEO of Honeywell International
December 10, 2004
- Congenital Heart Disease in Adults
Surgical treatments and drug therapy for congenital heart disease in adults.
- Congestion Games: Optimization in Competition
Heiko Röglin, Ph. D. Student, RWTH Aachen, Germany
7/2/2007 - Connecting the Pacific NW
- Connecting with a Survivor: Cambodia
Cambodian genocide survivor is interviewed.
- Conquering Low Back Pain: A Rehabilitation Approach
Discover how exercise and preventive strategies can reduce low back pain.
- Consciousness, Creativity & the Brain
Expose yourself to big ideas with “Consciousness, Creativity and the Brain,” featuring award-winning writer, director and producer David Lynch. - Consequences of the Human Genome Project for Medicine and Society
- Conservative Management of Low Back Pain
Low back pain affects two out of every three Americans at some point in their life and is the second most common reason for a visit to the primary care physician. This informative talk describes why low back pain occurs, how it progresses, and summarizes the modern day diagnostic and treatment options available. - Consolidarity: Exploring Patterns of Social Commonality Among File Directories at Work
John C. Tang
5/30/2007 - Constraint-Based Analysis in the Presence of Uncertainty and Imprecision
Isil and Thomas Dillig, Stanford University
February 19, 2009 - Constrictive Pericarditis
- Constructing and Evaluating Sensor-Based Statistical Models of Human Interruptibility
James Fogarty, Ph.D. student, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University
February 8, 2006 - Constructing Broad-Coverage Knowledge Repositories by Collecting Knowledge from Volunteer Contributors
Dr. Timothy Chklovski, Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern California
February 18, 2005
- Constructing Code: Expanders
List decoding and expander-based code construction.
- Constructivist and Ecological Rationality in Economics
Vernon Smith explains his economic theory.
- Contaminants and Human Health in the Arctic
- Contemporary American Composers and the Symphony Public
- Contemporary Vietnam
- Content Delivery in the Modern Internet
- Content-Preserving Warps for Video Stabilization and Wide-Angle Imaging
Content-preserving warps prove useful in video editing. Learn more in this video from the University of Washington’s Computer Science and Engineering Department. - Context-Aware Scheduler: Avoiding Unfavorable Scheduling to Improve Virtual Machine Performance
Witty Srisa-an, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
October 7, 2008 - Contextual Teaching and Learning 101
- Continuing Military Support for Japan
- Continuous Coordination: Bridging Formal and Informal Coordination with Palantir
Anita Sarma, Ph.D. student, Computer Science, Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences, University of California, Irvine
February 16, 2007 - Continuous Queries over Data Streams
Arvind Arasu, Ph.D. candidate, Stanford University
May 26, 2005
- Control of Resurgent Vector-Borne Diseases
Discussion of approaches for control of resurgent vector-borne diseases. - Controlling Overlap in Content-Oriented XML Retrieval
Charlie Clarke, School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo
February 21, 2005
- Controlling Pest Insects
- Controlling Spam: Challenges and Solutions
Issues surrounding the efforts to reduce unwanted e-mail spam.
- Controversies in Cardiology
- Controversies in Spine Trauma: Injury Prevention and Treatment
Prevention is the best tactic for avoiding spinal cord injury. - Convergence in Competitive Games
Vahab S. Mirrokni, Applied Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
July 14, 2004
- Conversation with Armstrong Williams
Commentator discusses his themes.
- Conversations With Fidel: Marking the 40th Anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis in Havana
Cuban Missile Crisis 40th Anniversary.
- Convex Geometry of Orbits
Greg Blekherman, graduate student, Michigan
January 17, 2005
- Cool Stuff: What IS Materials Science?
- Cooperative Data and Computation Partitioning for Distributed Architectures
Michael Chu, member, Compiler Creating Custom
Processors research group, EECS Department, University of Michigan
May 10, 2007 - Coping with Anxiety and Depression in Uncertain Times
Dr. Dennis Charney discusses coping with anxiety.
- Copyright and P2P: Global Collision, National Responses
Patricia Akester, Ph.D., Centre for Intellectual Property & Information Law, University of Cambridge
March 2, 2007 - Corals at the Crossroads
Dr. Brian Lapointe's coral reef research in the Florida Keys. - Cords: 3D Curve Primitives that Wrap Around Geometry
- Corneal Transplant Surgery: The Gift of Sight
Experts discuss how corneal transplant surgery is performed, its benefits and risks, and how the Lions’ Eye Bank is involved.
- Corner Percolation and the Square Root of 17
Gabor Pete, UC Berkeley
January 24, 2006
- Corporate Innovation Strategies in a Global Economy
Xerox's Sophie Vandebroek discusses industry/government/university collaborations for the future. - Correlation Decay in Statistical Physics and Applications to Counting Problems
- Cosmetic Surgery: A Multidisciplinary Approach
- Cosmology: From Quantum Fluctuations to the Accelerating Universe
- Cost-Sharing Mechanisms for Network Design
Stefano Leonardi
January 26, 2005
- Counterexamples in the Central Limit Theory of Markov Chains
Olle Haggstrom, Ph.D., Professor, Mathematical Statistics, Chalmers, Sweden
9/5/2007 - Counting Independent Sets Up to the Tree Threshold
Dror Weitz, postdoc at DIMACS
March 24, 2006 - Covering Columbine
Coverage of a national tragedy is featured.
- Craig Eisler, Action Engine Corporation
- Cranio-Cervical Surgery
- Crashing the Gate: Netroots, Grassroots, and the Rise of People-Powered Politics
Markos Zúniga and Jerome Armstrong
April 7, 2006
- Creating Diverse Ensemble Classifiers to Reduce Supervision
Prem Melville, Ph.D. candidate, University of Texas at Austin
August 30, 2005
- Creating Health #101 - Osteoporosis
Explore the risks and prevention of osteoporosis.
- Creating Health #102 - Diabetes
Follow the stories of four people who are at risk for, or have already developed, diabetes. Learn how simple changes in diet and exercise can affect the disease. - Creating Health #103 - Childhood Obesity
Penn State examines the growing concern of obesity in America's youth.
- Creating New Billion Dollar IT-based Business in the 21st Century
Sustaining innovation and emerging technologies are key to business survival in the 21st Century.
- Creating the Personal Supercomputer
- Credit Rating Agencies
Industry leaders explore the prospects of market clearing.
- Crime Scene Investigation and Forensic Anthropology
How science is used to solve crimes.
- CrisisGrid: Critical Infrastructure and Informatics for Disaster Response
CrisisGrid: Critical Infrastructure and Informatics for Disaster Response.
- Critical Infrastructure Protection
Internet and computer industry response to cybercrime.
- Critical Moments in Leadership: Changing the Rules of the Game
Join Laura Cardinal, associate professor of strategy at Tulane University, in a respected panel discussion about critical moments and how to utilize them to change an organization for the better. - Cross Cultural Counseling for Social Justice and Human Rights
School Talk host Nadjia Varney interviews George Mason University Professors Rita Chi-Ying Chung and Fred Bemak about 'Cross Cultural Couseling for Social Justice.'
- Crosslinguistic Resources: Scalable Precision Grammars
Rapid prototyping of scalable precision grammars of any human language using LinGO.
- Cryospheric Response to Climate Change
- Cryptography: From Theory to Practice
Mihir Bellare, Professor, Computer Science Department, UCSD
October 6, 2008 - CSE477 Capstone Design, Spring 2008- Technology for Low-Income Regions
Problems in health care, agriculture, transportation, and education in the developing world. - CU@USC - CREATE - The Center for Risk and Economic Analysis of Terrorist Events
CU@USC highlights the CREATE Homeland Security Center located at USC. - CU@USC - Hurricane Katrina Special
Hurricane Katrina is the subject of this special CU@USC program hosted by Stuart LaBrody. CU@USC is a production of the University of Southern California.
- CU@USC with Adjunct Professor Leonard Maltin
Interview with Leonard Maltin, adjunct professor and film historian. - CU@USC with David J. Andrus
Professor David J. Andrus is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Dean Elizabeth Daley
Dean Daley of the USC School of Cinema-Television is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Dean Elizabeth Daley (2006)
School of Cinematic Arts Dean Elizabeth Daley discusses the record donation from George Lucas' foundation to USC. - CU@USC with Dean Geoffrey Cowan
Geoffrey Cowan, Dean of the USC Annenberg School for Communication, is interviewed. - CU@USC with Dean Madeline Puzo
Dean Madeline Puzo of the USC School of Theater is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Dean Peter Starr
Peter Starr, Dean of the USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, is interviewed. - CU@USC with Dean Richard Callahan
Associate Dean for State Capital and Leadership Programs is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Dean Ruth Weisberg
Dean Ruth Weisberg of USC School of Fine Arts is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Dean Susan Laemmle
USC Dean of Religious Life, Rabbi Susan Laemmle, is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Dean Thomas Gilligan
CU@USC hosts a conversation with Thomas Gilligan, Interim Dean of the USC Marshall School of Business. - CU@USC with Dr. Wayne Glass
CU@USC host Casey Levental speaks with Dr. Wayne Glass of the USC School of International Relations. This premier college interview program is produced by the University of Southern California.
- CU@USC with George Lucas
Filmmaker George Lucas is interviewed at USC.
- CU@USC with Granville M. Oldham Jr.
USC Choral Director Granville M. Oldham Jr. is interviewed.
- CU@USC with John L. Callaghan
Professor John L. Callaghan is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Jonathan Taplin
Jonathan Taplin from the USC Annenberg School is interviewed. - CU@USC with Joshua Fouts
Joshua Fouts, Executive Director of the Center of Public Diplomacy, discusses the efforts of promoting communication and understanding throughout the world.
- CU@USC with Karen Dale Zivi
Host Joe Horton discusses political and feminist theory with USC Professor Karen Dale Zivi.
- CU@USC with Lawrence Turman
Award winning producer and USC Peter Stark Chair, Lawrence Turman, talks about his new book 'So You Want To Be A Producer'. CU@USC is a production of the University of Southern California.
- CU@USC with Lecturer Douglas John Becker
Lecturer Douglas Becker, of the USC School of International Relations, is interviewed by host Stuart LaBrody. This premier college interview program is produced by the University of Southern California.
- CU@USC with Michael Cunningham
Author and Screenwriter Michael Cunningham is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Michael Garrett
USC Athletic Director Michael Garrett is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor Barbara Corday
Professor Corday of USC Cinema-Television is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor Bruce E. Zuckerman
USC Professor of Religion and Archeology, Bruce E. Zuckerman, joins CU@USC host Devon Kelley.
- CU@USC with Professor Carol Muske-Dukes
Professor Carol Muske-Dukes of USC is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor Cynthia A. Young
Assistant Professor Cynthia Young speaks with Joe Horton about urban history and pop culture.
- CU@USC with Professor Douglas Greenberg
Douglas Greenberg of the USC Shoah Foundation Institute is interviewed. - CU@USC with Professor Elizabeth Garrett
USC Law Professor Elizabeth Garrett is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor James Kincaid
USC Professor Kincaid is interviewed about symbols and conceptual systems.
- CU@USC with Professor Jason E. Squire
Professor Squire of USC School of Cinema-Television is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor Khoshnevis
CU@USC host Jill Schneiderman speaks with Viterbi Engineering Professor Behrokh Khoshnevis concerning research in construction methods. This premier college interview program is produced by the University of Southern California.
- CU@USC with Professor Laurie Brand
USC Professor of International Relations Laurie Brand is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor Lawrence Pryor
USC Associate Professor Lawrence A. Pryor is interviewed. - CU@USC with Professor Mitchell Earleywine
Professor Mitchell Earleywine is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor Richard Evan Meyer
USC Art History Professor Richard Evan Meyer is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor Robert Scheer
Professor Scheer of USC Annenberg School for Communication is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor Steven L. Lamy (2003)
Professor Lamy of the USC International Relations is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor Steven L. Lamy (2004)
USC Professor Steven L. Lamy is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor Werner Dappen
USC Professor Werner Däppen is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Professor William Watrous
Professor William Watrous is interviewed.
- CU@USC with Senior Lecturer Paul A. Backer
CU@USC host Mike Hoy sits down with senior lecturer and actor Paul A. Backer.
- CU@USC with Tina Hirsch
USC School of Cinema-Television Adjunct Professor Tina Hirsch speaks about her career as a Hollywood studio editor.
- CU@USC with Tom Hanks
CU@USC celebrates its 1000th episode with actor, director and producer Tom Hanks.
This premier college interview program is produced by the University of Southern California.
- CU@USC with Visiting Lecturer Patrick M. Rossler
Joe Horton interviews USC Annenberg School for Communication visiting lecturer Patrick M. Rossler.
- CU@USC: LA Marathon Special
A special CU@USC program about the 2007 Los Angeles Marathon. - CU@USC: USC Traditions
Catch the spirit of USC traditions, such as the school's nickname and The Shillelagh, with USC Archivist Claude Zachary and Assistant Director of University Communications Annette Moore.
- Cultural Disjunctions and Modern Jewish Identity
Post-traditional Jewish Identities.
- Culturally Competent Care for Diverse Populations of Women
- Culture and Education
William J. Bennett, former Secretary of Education, is interviewed. - Culture and Prosperity: The Truth About Markets
John Kay, Britain's leading economist; columnist, Financial Times
June 1, 2004
- CultureFest 2005 at Johns Hopkins University
Experience CultureFest 2005 at The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.
- Current Status of Ventricular Assist Devices for Chronic Heart Failure
Examine mechanical devices used to keep patients’ hearts pumping at the University of Washington Medical Center. - Curt Doolittle, Ascentium Corp.
Curt Doolittle is managing partner and chief strategy officer of Ascentium Corporation.
- Customer Relationship Management
Former Amazon V.P., Bill Price.
- Customizing the Computational Capabilities of Processors
Nate Clark, member, Compilers Creating Custom Processors, University of Michigan
April 18, 2007 - Cyber-Infrastructure Report: Implications for the Future of Scientific Research
Panel discussion of cyber-infrastructure.
- Cyber-Infrastructure Security: Information Sharing and Analysis Centers
Overview and purpose for the IT-ISAC.
- Cyberinfrastructure for E-Science
- CyberKnife: New and Emerging Treatments
Learn about Stanford's world-leading CyberKnife program with Iris Gibbs. - Cybersecurity: The First Pacific Rim Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition
A documentary of a competition for emerging cybersecurity professionals. - Cyclone: Programming-Language Technology for Reliable Software
Research and development of reliable software systems.
- Cyclone: Safe Programming
Cyclone project brings safety to c programming.
- DAISY Graft
University of Washington Medicine physician's surgical technique for dislocated shoulder. - Dan Todd, 180solutions
Hear the story of Dan Todd, chief operating officer of 180solutions.
- Dance of the Auroras - Fire in the Sky
Dance of the Auroras - Fire in the Sky is a poetic work of dance, music, and cyber art. - Dances for Television
Contemporary dance works choreographed by UW-Madison Professor Li Chiao-Ping.
- Dangerous Business: Workplace Hazards, Part 1
Learn how workplace hazards are identified and what solutions are available to prevent them. - Dangerous Business: Workplace Hazards, Part 2
Learn how workplace hazards are identified and what solutions are available to prevent them. - Dark Energy, or Worse: Was Einstein Wrong?
How has Einstein’s theory of general relativity led to modern speculations about dark matter and dark energy in the universe? - Dartmouth Digital Dorm
Martin Redman and David Kotz
October 20, 2004
- Data Abstraction without Control Abstraction in Software Model Checking
Michael Jones, assistant professor, Computer Science Department, Brigham Young University
June 22, 2006 - Data Clustering and Stability of Finite Samples
Ohad Shamir, Ph.D candidate, Hebrew University
December 10, 2007 - Data Harvesting: A Random Coding Approach to Rapid Dissemination and Efficient Storage of Data
Supratim Deb, Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems, MIT
September 2, 2004
- Data Mining
Challenges of data mining in e-business.
- Data Mining & Machine Learning to Empower Business Strategy
Oliver Downs, founder, Analytical Insights, Inc.
October 7, 2004
- Data Streaming Algorithms for Efficient and Accurate Estimation of Flow Size Distribution
Abhishek Kumar, Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology
September 3, 2004
- Data Structure Repair
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- Data-driven methods in Description-based Audio Information Processing
Shiva Sundaram Ph. D. candidate in the Signal and Image Processing Institute (SIPI) at USC
4/11/2008 - Data-Driven Texture and Motion
Explores algorithms used for video-based action recognition and motion transfer.
- Databases in Grid Applications: Locally in Distribution
- Dataflow Architectures
Prototype dataflow architectures blended with conventional, imperative programming languages.
- Dave Aas, Nextel Partners
Hear the story of Dave Aas, vice president and chief technology officer of Nextel Partners.
- David Kennedy - Author
- David Luchtel, PEMCO
Learn about David Luchtel, chief technology officer of the PEMCO Corporation.
- David McCullough: First Principles
Author delivers the Farfel Distinguished Lecture.
- David McGee - Portraiture Painter
- Davis v. Prince Edward County, Farmville, Virginia
Former Brown v. Board of Education plaintiff and former student activist, John A. Stokes, shares his experiences of the civil rights movement.
- Dax’s Story: A Severely Burned Man’s Thirty-Year Odyssey
Burn victim talks about his life.
- Day 1: Welcome
- Day 2: Advocacy: Summary of Advocacy Research
- Day 2: Delivery: Strategies for Delivering Interventions
- Day 2: Development: Interventions for Preterm Births, Stillbirths and Preterm Management
- Day 2: Discovery: Applied Epidemiology
- Day 2: Discovery: Basic Science
- Day 2: Ethics and Social Justice: Summary of Landscape Review
- Day 2: Welcome and Overview
- Day 3: Challenges in Identifying and Developing Interventions for Impact
- Day 3: Death Before Birth, Death After Birth: How to Manage the Challenge of Stillbirths and Preterm Births in the Community
- Day 3: High-Dimensional Biology to Address Preterm Birth
- Day 3: Plenary Session
- Day 3: Visual Ink Recap of Day 1 Workgroup Progress
- Dead Man Walking - The Journey
- Deadly Arsenals: How Did Things Get so Bad
An up-to-date and comprehensive assessment of global proliferation dangers.
- Dealing with Darwin: How Great Companies Innovate at Every Phase of their Evolution
Geoffrey A. Moore, author of four bestselling business books
March 7, 2006 - Dealing with Data: Classification, Clustering and Ranking
Dengyong Zhou, Machine Learning, NEC Laboratories America
April 11, 2006
- Dean's Open Forum: Africa and Humanitarian Relief
Join USC Dean Geoffrey Cowan and special guests for an informal discussion concerning Africa, and humanitarian relief.
- Dean's Open Forum: Politics, the Media and the 2004 Election
Journalists from USC, ABC and NPR examine the role of media played in the 2004 Presidential Election.
- Dean's Open Forum: The Aesthetics of Politics 2004: I'm Wrong, But I'm Strong
Neal Gabler and Geoffery Cowan host a postmortem encompassing the 2004 presidential campaign and the media.
- Deanne Handron, Vice President, Cap Gemini Ernst and Young
- Death, Drugs, Driving, and DNA: A Forensic Potpourri, Part 1
The medical science behind forensic investigation. - Death, Drugs, Driving, and DNA: A Forensic Potpourri, Part 2
The medical science behind forensic investigation. - Debian: Anatomy of an Open Source Project
Ian Murdock, chief technology officer, Linux Foundation
February 20, 2007 - Debrief of Climate Change Simulation
Lecture given by Ronald Mitchell.
- Debugging Concurrent Software by Context-Bounded Analysis
A new static analysis technique based on model checking for automatically finding errors in concurrent software.
- Deciphering the Language of Sex
Gender differences and why sex exists.
- Decision Procedures for Recursive Data Structures with Integer Arithmetic
Ting Zhang, Ph.D. student, Computer Science, Stanford University
April 27, 2006
- Deck Research
Virginia Tech’s Joe Loferski discusses his research and the evolution of house deck safety measures. - Declarative Querying of Sensor Networks Through Automatic Service Planning
- Deconstructing Obesity
Various methods of measuring obesity and its relation to genetics are explored by HHMI Investigator, Dr Jeffrey M. Friedman.
- Dedication of Shidler Center for Law, Commerce and Technology
William Neukom Delivers Address.
- Deduplication Storage System
An overview of the latest technology in the storage systems industry called deduplication. - Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future
Bill McKiibben, American environmentalist and writer
March 21, 2007 - Deep Photo and Gigapixel Images
Johannes Kopf, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Konstanz
2/25/2008 - Defying Categorization: DXARTS
- Degenerative Conditions of the Spine
Understand degenerative spine conditions with Dr. Michael Lee of the University of Washington Medical Center. - Delegatable Anonymous Credentials
Melissa Chase, Ph. D Candidate, Computer Science, Brown University
2/08/2008 - Delimited and Composable Continuations in PLT Scheme
Matthew Flatt, Computer Scientist, University of Utah (Salt Lake City)
March 20, 2008 - Dementia: Myths versus Realities
Learn the truth behind common myths related to the prevalence, causes and symptoms of dementia in the United States. - Democracy and Diplomacy in the Asia Pacific Region
- Democracy, Diversity and Social Justice: Education in a Global Age
James Banks give the 29th annual faculty lecture on equality in education.
- Democracy, War and the Responsibility of Intellectuals in a Bushwacked America
Amiri Baraka speaks about intellectual responsibility.
- Demon Lovers: Witchcraft, Sex and the Crisis of Belief
Walter Stephens explains witches and demons in his new book.
- Demonstration Supporting the Americans with Disabilities Act
- Deniable Authentication on the Internet
Yevgeniy Dodis, Associate Professor, computer science, New York University
October 9, 2008 - Dense Triangle-Free Digraphs
Blair D. Sullivan, fourth year Ph.D. student (2007), Mathematics Department, Princeton University
April 27, 2007 - Dependable and Sustainable Cyber-Physical Computing - An Overview of IMPACT Lab's Research
Sandeep K. S. Gupta, professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Arizona State University
May 27, 2008 - Dependable Messaging in Sensor Networks
Hongwei Zhang, Ph.D. student, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, The Ohio State University
March 30, 2006 - Dependable Software via Automated Verification
Wei-Ngan Chin, Ph.D., associate professor, Department of Computer Science, National University of Singapore
November 20, 2007 - Depression, Delirium and Dementia: What Should We Be Doing?
Stanford Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Dr. Barbara Sommer, talks about the diagnosis and preservation of mental health. - Deputy: Dependent Types for Safe Systems Software
Jeremy Condit, graduate student, University of California, Berkeley
March 13, 2007 - Dereverberation Suppression for Improved Speech Recognition and Human Perception
- Derivative Clearing Organization Platforms
Derivative Clearing Organizations outline strengths and goals.
- Descending Thoracic and Thoracoabdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair
Descending thoracic and thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysm repair.
- Desert Storm or Thyroid Storm? An Inquiry
- Design and development of a content-based music search engine
Doug Turnbull, Graduate Student, UC San Diego
1/11/2008 - Design for Highly Complex Programmable Logic Architectures
- Design Meets Disability
Graham Pullin, lecturer, Interactive Media Design, University of Dundee, Scotland
July 16, 2009 - Design Methods: Distributed Systems
A discussion including IC design and embedded software programming.
- Design Thinking and Design Research
Bill Burnett, Executive Director, Product Design Program, Stanford
December 13, 2007 - Designing a Virtual Information Telescope Using Mobile Phones and Social Participation
Romit Roy Choudhury, Ph.D., assistant professor, ECE and CS, Duke University
July 29, 2008 - Designing Ad Auctions: An Algorithmic Perspective
- Designing Adaptive Embedded Systems
Devika Subramanian, Ph.D., professor, Computer Science, Rice University - Designing and Evaluating Glanceable Peripheral Displays
Tara Matthews, Ph.D. candidate, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), University of California at Berkeley
February 22, 2007 - Designing Extensible IP Router Software
- Designing for Fluent Interaction
Human-computer interaction design using ubiquitous computing.
- Designing for Intimacy: Interaction Research at the Human Communication Technologies (HCT) Laboratory
- Designing Interactions
Bill Moggridge, founder, IEO
December 12, 2006 - Designing Robust Enterprise Wireless Networks: High Throughputs, Energy Efficiency, Passive Security, and Rich Media Services
Suman Banerjee, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison
March 17, 2009 - Designing User Interfaces
- Desperately Seeking Sleep: Understanding and Treating Insomnia
Dr. Rachel Manber addresses the types of insomnia and the ways to cope with it.
- Deterministic Encryption: Theory and Applications
Alexandra Boldyreva, Ph.D., assistant professor, School of Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology
July 29, 2008 - Deterministic Network Coding by Matrix Completion
- Developing Annotated Korean Learner Corpus and Automatic Analysis of Learner Language
Sun-Hee Lee, Wellesley College and Seok Bae Jang, Brigham Young University
June 25, 2009 - Developing Game-Themed Applications With XNA Game Studio: Session 1
Kelvin Sung, associate professor, Computing and Software Systems, University of Washington Bothell (UWB)
April 11, 2009 - Developing Game-Themed Applications With XNA Game Studio: Session 2
Kelvin Sung, associate professor, Computing and Software Systems, University of Washington Bothell (UWB)
April 11, 2009 - Developing GEMSTONE, A Next Generation Cyberinfrastructure
- Developing Machine Translation Prototypes for Languages with Limited Resources
Learning-based approaches for developing MT prototypes for languages with limited resources.
- Developing Physically-Based, Dynamic Vocal Tract Models Using ArtiSynth
Sidney Fels and John Lloyd, University of British Columbia
January 24, 2007 - Developing Six Traits of Effective Writing
- Developing the Best Life and Death Solver in Go
Akihiro Kishimoto, Department of Media Architecture, Future University-Hakodate, Japan
November 13, 2007 - Developing Vaccines for Emerging and Global Infectious Diseases
Developing vaccines for emerging and global infectious diseases. - Developmental Programming and Distributed Robot Control
Rod Grupen, Ph. D., Professor, Laboratory for Perceptual Robotics, University of Massachusetts
8/13/2007 - Developments in Dynamic Graph Algorithms
Liam Roditty, Ph.D. student, Tel-Aviv University
February 20, 2006 - Devil's Highway: An Evening with Author Luis Urrea
Luis Alberto Urrea, a prolific and acclaimed writer, uses his dual-culture life experiences to explore greater themes of love, loss and triumph in "Devil's Highway." - Devorah Sperber, Installation Artist
Devorah Sperber is an installation artist.
- Diagnosing & Treating Cancer with General Chemistry: A Role for Innovations in Imaging
Dr. Ralph Mason gives the 2006 inaugural lecture about imaging innovations and cancer treatment at Texas A&M's 'First Year Program in Chemistry'. - Dialogue Session: Worklife Balance and the Retention of Talent
- Dick Melia, National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research
- Diego Romero - Pottery Reflects Life of Contemporary Native American
- Difficult Dialogues: A Stanford Forum on Gender and Ethnicity, Aging in the 21st Century
- Difficult Dilemmas: Depression and Suicide Among University Students
Depression and suicide among university students.
- Digital Cash
- Digital Michelangelo
- Digital Natives: Impacts on Management and Education
- Digital Photography: Bhutan Expedition
Digital camera print processing and archival web storage and display.
- Digital Simplicity Through Activity-Based Computing
James Landay, associate professor, Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington
February 8, 2007 - Digital Simplicity through Activity-Based Computing
Recent advances that make it possible for small, on-body sensors to assist people with everyday activities. - Digital Video Transport System (DVTS) for High Quality Video Telemicrscopy Using the Internet2
A discussion on the comparison of older technology with the current DVTS implementation and a demonstration of DVTS telemicroscopy.
- Digitizing Petroglyphs in Puerto Rico
Journey to Puerto Rico to watch as a university team preserves ancient carvings with 3D imaging technology. - Dinh Q. Le - Photoweaver
- Diplomacy and the Expedition
- Diplomacy and the Resolution of Civil Wars in Africa: Liberia as a Case Study
Conflict on the African continent and diplomacy as possible resolution.
- Directing the Datacenter with Machine Learning
Armando Fox, co-founder, Berkeley RAD Lab
October 27, 2008 - Directions and Challenges in Integrated Circuit Scaling
- Director of MIT's Auto-ID Laboratory and a Professor of Information Engineering
John Williams, director, MIT's Auto-ID Laboratory; professor, Information Engineering
April 18, 2007 - Discipline at the Core, Creativity at the Edge
Robert Herbold discusses profitability.
- Disclosing Harmful Medical Errors to Patients: What Is the Data Telling Us? - Thomas Gallagher, MD
Recent developments related to the disclosure of harmful medical errors to patients. - Discovering a Link Between Fish and Limbed Animals
Paleontologists discuss discovery of link between fish and early limbed animals. - Discovering Fluid Power
In this University of Minnesota program, distinguished panelists discuss fluid power, its many uses and its role for our future. - Discovering Heap Anomalies in the Wild
Maria Jump, Ph. D. Candidate, Department of Computer Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin
10/11/2007 - Discovering Properties about Arrays in Simple Programs
Mathias Péron, PhD student, Verimag laboratory (France)
June 20, 2008 - Discrete Global Minimization Algorithms
How global optima can be found as the limit of a set of purely combinatorial problems.
- Discrete Mathematics: Expanders Graphs & Eigenvalues
The study of expander graphs, discrete mathematics and theoretical computer science.
- Discriminative Graphical Models for Structured Data Prediction
Yan Liu, doctoral candidate, Language Technologies Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
March 30, 2006 - Discriminative Learning and Spanning Tree Algorithms for Dependency Parsing
- Disjunctive Invariants for Modular Static Analysis
Corneliu Popeea, PhD candidate, School of Computing, National University of Singapore
May 30, 2008 - Disorders of Newborn Infants, Bedside to Bench and Back
Disorders of newborn infants, bedside to bench and back. - Dispersion of Mass and the Complexity of Randomized Algorithms
Santosh Vempala, associate professor, Mathematics Department, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
June 20, 2006 - Display System Performance
- Distance Education
School Talk host Nadjia Varney converses with GMU Professor Nada Dabbagh about the state of distance education.
- Distance Learning
- Distance Learning in Rural Third World Communities
Technologies for distance learning in rural, third world communities.
- Distant Speech Recognition: No Black Boxes Allowed
John McDonough, Institute for Computer Science and Engineering, Intelligent Sensor-Actuator Systems (ISAS), University of Karlsruhe
September 19, 2008 - Distinguished Faculty Lecture with Christopher Murray
- Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Charles Bostian
Alumni Distinguished Professor Charles Bostian speaks on modern radio research as part of the Distinguished Faculty Lectures at Virginia Tech.
- Distinguished Faculty Lecture: David Kingston
Distinguished Chemistry Professor David Kingston presents 'The Faith of a Scientist' as part of the Distinguished Faculty Lectures at Virginia Tech.
- Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Jacqueline Bixler
Professor Jacqueline Bixler discusses 'Icons of 'Mexican-ness' as part of the Virginia Tech Distinguished Faculty Lectures.
- Distinguished Faculty Lecture: James I. Robertson, Jr.
James I. Robertson, Jr., Alumni Distinguished Professor of History, explains why the Civil War continues to have relevance today. The Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series features the best of Virginia Tech's teachers and researchers.
- Distinguished Faculty Lecture: James McGrath
Chemistry Professor James McGrath discusses advanced materials as part of the Distinguished Faculty Lectures at Virginia Tech.
- Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Nikki Giovanni
Renowned poet Nikki Giovanni talks about her relationship with the late Rosa Parks, and her new book for adolescents, 'Rosa”. The Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series features the best of Virginia Tech's teachers and researchers.
- Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Robert Bodnar
Professor of Geological Sciences, Robert Bodnar, discusses Virginia Tech's efforts to build a Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory (DUSEL) in Southwest Virginia. The Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series features the best of Virginia Tech's teachers and researchers.
- Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Rosemary Blieszner
Gerontology Professor Rosemary Blieszner discusses the connection between relationships and good health. The Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series features the best of Virginia Tech's teachers and researchers.
- Distinguished Faculty Lecuture: William Snizek
Sociology Professor William Snizek presents 'The Effects of Different Teaching Strategies on Student Outcomes'. The Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series features the best of Virginia Tech's teachers and researchers.
- Distinguished Lecturer Series: David Ditzel - A 25 Year Perspective on Binary Translation: What Worked, What Didn't
Binary translation techniques for computer architecture. - Distinguished Lecturer Series: Jeff Dean - Research Challenges Inspired by Large-Scale Computing at Google
Background information on Google's existing hardware and software infrastructure. - Distinguishing Chambers of the Moment Polytope
- Distributed Hash Tables for Large-Scale Cooperative Applications
- Distributed Implementations of Vickrey-Clarke-Groves Mechanisms
- Distributed Multi-Robot Exploration and Mapping
- Distributed Router Fabrics
Statistical modeling language for representing heterogeneous biological entities.
- Distributed Spectrum Access: Protocols and Prototype
Ashu Sabharwal, Director, Center for Multimedia Communications, Rice University
7/26/2007 - Distributed Speculative Execution: A Programming Model for Reliability and Increased Performance
Cristian Tapus, Ph.D., postdoctoral scholar, Center for Advanced Computing Research (CACR)
April 18, 2007 - Distributed Storage Systems Made Easy
Nalini Belaramani, Ph.D Candidate, University of Texas at Austin
April 9, 2009 - Diversity
Responding to "Coloring the News."
- Diversity 21st Century Style
- Diversity in Higher Education: Why it Matters
- Diversity in the Workplace
V.P. for workplace diversity at IBM speaks.
- Diversity Redefined in the New Affirmative Action Era
From the University of Washington, a look at Applications Quest. - Divided Attention: Driving and Talking
Johns Hopkins researchers discuss why driving and talking do not mix.
- Divided Minds: Twin Sisters' Journey Through Schizophrenia
Twin sisters Pamela Spiro Wagner and Carolyn Spiro recall their shared experiences with schizophrenia.
- DNA Time Series Expression Data
Algorithms to analyze time series expression data.
- Do Brains Make Minds? (204)
Panelists debate the function and form of the brain.
- Do Movies Have Rights?
Discussion of movie censorship.
- Do No Harm: Teaching Safe Practices & Communicating Medical Error, Part 1
Teaching safe practices and communicating medical errors.
- Do No Harm: Teaching Safe Practices & Communicating Medical Error, Part 2
Dr. Mika Sinanan highlights simulation training in the teaching of safe practices and communicating medical error.
- Do No Harm? Medicine and Ethics on the Anniversary of the Nazi Doctors
Professors from Penn State and Wellesley College discuss the ‘Nazi Doctors' Trial’ of 1946, and its affects on medicine and ethics today. Lobby Talks is a production of Penn State.
- Do They Really Hate Us?
- DO-IT Pals: An Internet Community
How technology can ensure equal access to education and employment for individuals with disabilities. - DO-IT Scholars
Scholars talk about the program for high school students with disabilities. - Does Psychiatry Have a Split Personality?
Robert Kuhn leads the Closer To Truth panel in a discussion about the state of psychology and psychiatry.
- Does Sex Have a Future? (114)
The panelists discuss what happens when technology multiplies sexual options.
- Doing a Mao and the Xray Paradox: How Can Humanity Overcome Organization?
Max McKeown, management advisor to top companies and innovative speaker
November 30, 2006 - Don Manning, Nextel Partners
Don Manning is vice president and general counsel for Nextel Partners.
- Donnybrook: Enabling Large-Scale, High-Speed, Peer-to-Peer Games
Jeffrey Pang, 5th year PhD student, Carnegie Mellon University
August 12, 2008 - Donor Nephrectomy / Kidney Transplant
Dr. Christian Kuhr discusses laparoscopic donor nephrectomy and kidney transplantation.
- DopplerSource: .NET Framework for Accessing Doppler Radar Data
- Doug Jeck - Ceramicist
- Douglass Developmental Disabilities Center
Han Sheldon Handleman, director of Douglass Developmental Disabilities Center at Rutgers University, speaks about how the program assists people with autism spectrum disorder and its efforts to increase knowledge throughout the community. - Down Central Avenue and Beyond
Community leaders explore Los Angeles history starting from the early twentieth century.
- Dr. Carlo DiClemente
Carlo DiClemente, professor of psychology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, discusses two of his books, “Changing for Good” and “Addiction and Change”. - Dr. Erle Ellis "Anthropogenic Biomes"
A Framework for Ecology and Earth Science in the 21st Century. - Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison on "Exuberance, The Passion for Life"
Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison speaks about "Exuberance," Teachers & Wellness. - Dr. Manil Suri
University of Maryland, Baltimore County president Freeman Hrbowski meets with Dr. Manil Suri to discuss his research, teaching and novels. - Dr. Preminda Jacob "Celluloid Deities"
Preminda Jacob, professor of art history and theory at the University of Maryland in Baltimore County, examines contemporary art in India by discussing her new book, "Celluloid Deities.” - Drainage Forum: The Allison Experience
- Dreaming in Code: Two Dozen Programmers, Three Years, 4,732 Bugs and One Quest for Transcendent Software
Scott Rosenberg, OpenSalon
January 23, 2007 - Driven to Discover: Bin He
- Driven to Discover: Dean Lloyd
- Driven to Discover: Mark Bee
- Driven to Discover: Nicki Cric
- DRM and MSFT: A Product No Customer Wants
- Drug-eluting Stents: Are They Safe?
Join Dr. Alan Yeung and colleagues as they discuss the safety of drug-eluting stents. - Drugs and HIV Evolution
Find out why HIV responds best to treatment with multiple drugs rather than one drug alone. - DTN Routing and Capacity Enhancement in an Outdoor Mobile Environment
Mark Corner, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts-Amherst and Brian Neil Levine, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts Amherst
October 27, 2006 - Dust in Time: A Solar System Mystery
Don Brownlee discusses the Stardust Mission and what it means for learning about our solar system.
- Dying in the City of the Blues: Sickle Cell Disease and the Politics of Health Care in the South
- Dynamic Algebraic Algorithms
Piotr Sankowski, Ph. D., Post-Doc Fellow, University of Rome "La Sapienza", Italy
8/16/2007 - Dynamic Inference of Abstract Types
Michael D. Ernst, associate professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
December 12, 2006 - Dynamic Invariant Detection
- Dynamic Languages for .NET
- Dynamic Mechanism Design
Ilya Segal, Roy and Betty Anderson Professor, Humanities and Sciences, Stanford University
1/3/2008 - Dynamic Point Samples for Free-Viewpoint Video
- Dynamic Semantics of Programming Languages and Applications to Testing
- Dynamic Workplaces on Demand
Boeing exec discusses dynamic workplace.
- Dynamics and Equilibria: Communication Complexity and Adaptive Heuristics
Sergiu Hart, Dept of Mathematics, Dept of Economics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
February 7, 2007 - Dynamics of Highly Connected Queuing Networks
Senya Shlosman, directeur de recherche, Centre de Physique Theorique, Luminy, Marseille; senior researcher, Institute of Information Transmission Problems, Moscow
December 11, 2007 - Dynamics of Real-World Networks
- Dynamics, Emergence and Simulation
Will Wright, creator of SimCity and Spore
November 7, 2007 - Dynamosaics: Dynamic Mosaics with Non-Chronological Time
- E-Business Risk Assessment
A panel of experts provides a broad perspective on e-business risk assessment and management.
- E-Commerce
- e-Heritage Project
Dr. Katsushi Ikeuchi, PhD, professor, University of Tokyo
May 2, 2008 - e-Science and Cyberinfrastructure
Middleware services for academic research networks collaborations that are creating the new e-Infrastructure.
- e-Types: Innovation Strategy in a Design Firm
Core issues involved in strategy and execution in an innovative firm. - E. Ethelbert Miller, Poet
How We Sleep on the Nights We Don't Make Love.
- Early Childhood Development: Early Learning, the Brain and Society
Dr. Patricia Kuhl talks about children’s ability to learn effortlessly and the importance of social interaction in the learning process. - Early Detection and Prognosis for Ovarian Cancer - Elizabeth Swisher, MD
Current and future technologies for ovarian cancer screening are discussed. - Early Education
GMU Professor Stephen White discusses early education issues with host Nadjia Varney.
- Early Learning and the Brain
A focus on the research being doing in cognitive development and social understanding in infants, children, and adults. - Earth: The Sequel- The Race to Reinvent Energy and Stop Global Warming
Fred Krupp, Ph.D.
3/19/2008 - Eastside Specialty Center: Coordination of Care
Features a patient and his heart valve repair procedure.
- Eat to Impact Performance
The Washington Interscholastic Nutrition Forum is an organization dedicated to promoting better nutrition education for young athletes. - Eating Disorders: Patient and Physician Perspectives
- Eavan Boland - Poet
- Ecological Intelligence: How Knowing the Hidden Impacts of What We Buy Can Change Everything
Daniel Goleman, author
May 15, 2009 - ecoMOD
- Economic Gangsters: Corruption, Violence and the Poverty of Nations
Edward Miguel, associate professor, economics; Director, UC Berkeley Center of Evaluations for Global Action
October 23, 2008 - Economic Policy and The New Administration
- Ecosystem Restoration: Examples of Ecosystem Restoration and Community Involvement
Restoration examples and community involvement. - Ecosystem Restoration: Principles of Ecosystem Restoration
Issues surrounding the restoration of our land and water resources. - ECRS - Experimental Controlled Research System
- Eddie Dominguez - Ceramic Artist
- Edge-Preserving Decomposition for Mutli-Scale Tone and Detail Manipulation
Zeev Farbman, PhD student, School of Computer Science and Engineering, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
August 7, 2008 - Education for a Brighter Future
Gwen Vu, board chair, VNSF; Paul Tamura, vice-chair/treasurer, VNSF
October 19, 2007 - Education Policy and Teachers
School Talk host Nadjia Varney interviews George Mason University professor Dr. Penelope Earley about the latest controversy surrounding teacher certification. - Educational Achievement in the Black Community
In an interview from the University of Maryland, Hugh Price speaks on education, civil rights and equal opportunity issues. - EE Talk - How to Make Things Happen: Mastering Project Management
Scott Berkun, Author
4/15/2008 - Effect of Collusion in Some Network Games
A look at how self-interested colluding players effect network solutions. - Effect of Global Climate Change on Northwest Forests, Part 1
How global climate changes are affecting tree growth in Pacific NW Forests.
- Effect of Global Climate Change on Northwest Forests, Part 2
How global climate changes are affecting tree growth in Pacific NW Forests.
- Effective and Efficient User Interaction for Long Queries
Giridhar Kumaran, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Computer Science, University of Massachusetts Amherst
2/05/2008 - Effective Scientific Data Management through Provenance Collection
Yogesh Simmhan, Doctoral Candidate, Indiana University
6/12/2007 - Effective Security Practices: Present and Future
Internet2 Spring 2004 Member Meeting Effective Security Practices: Present and Future
- Effective Static Race Detection
- Effective Static Race Detection for Java
Mayur Naik, fourth year Ph.D. student, Computer Science Department, Stanford University
April 5, 2007 - Effective Use of Microsoft Word for Academic Writing
- Efficient Actions in Dynamic Auction Environment
- Efficient and Effective File Replication and Consistency Maintenance in P2P Systems
Dr. Haiying (Helen) Shen, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Clemson University
September 11, 2009 - Efficient and Robust Routing in the Presence of Computing Interests
- Efficient Data Dissemination in Bandwidth-Asymmetric P2P Networks
Thinh Nguyen, Ph.D., Oregon State University
April 28, 2006 - Efficient Data-Parallel Computing on Small Heterogeneous Clusters
Rebecca Isaacs, researcher, MSR Cambridge
March 13, 2009 - Eight Questions About Globalization
An introduction to the concept of globalization is presented by UH.
- Einstein: His Life and Universe
Walter Isaacson, President and CEO, Aspen Institute
May 2, 2007 - Eleanor Roosevelt and the International Piano Archives
Research on Eleanor Roosevelt and UMD's musical archive.
- Election '08: What Really Happened
UW Professors Domke and Smith discuss the 2008 presidential election. - Electric Energy Systems
Computational methods for the real time simulation of energy systems.
- Electronic Election Results
Ensuring factual vote casting and privacy-ensured auditing at the ballot box.
- Elizabeth Benedict, "Almost"
Judith Paterson, Elizabeth Benedict.
- Elliptic Nets with Applications to Cryptography
Katherine Stange, student, Brown University
January 30, 2007 - Elmer Bernstein: A Musical Tribute
USC's Thornton School of Music pays tribute to former faculty member and celebrated screen composer Elmer Bernstein. - Email Activity Management: A Machine Learning Approach
Nicholas Kushmerick, senior lecturer, School of Computer Science & Informatics, University College Dublin, Ireland
February 27, 2006 - Embedded Formal Verification Assistants in the .NET Framework
- Embedded Links: A Misunderstood and Fundamental Element of Urban-Scale Networks
Using embedded links in urban-scale networks. - Embedded Memory in Nanometer Regime: Improving Yield, Scalability, and Error Resiliency with Low-overhead Multi-bit Error Coding
Jangwoo Kim, PhD candidate, Computer Architecture Lab, Carnegie Mellon University
August 21, 2008 - Embedded Networked Sensing Redux
- Embedded Networked Sensing Systems
Applying sensor networks.
- Embedded Systems
Embedded system resource management.
- Embedded Systems Capstone Design with Professor Gaetano Boriello
- Embracing Fitness: Training for a Half Marathon
Exercise strategies for successfully completing a half or full marathon.
- Emergency Informatics and the Survivor Buddy Project
Robin Murphy, Ph.D., Raytheon Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at Texas A&M
February 19, 2009 - Emerging Infections: How Epidemics Arise
Culture, weather and migration affect epidemics.
- Emerging Legal Issues on the Internet
Legal issues for businesses who operate or communicate over the Internet.
- Emerging Treatments for Cancer Using CyberKnife Technology
The emerging uses of 'Cyberknife' for cancer treatment are examined by Dr. Iris Gibbs.
- Emotion Recognition in Speech Signal: Experimental Study, Development and Applications
- Empirical Evaluation of Agile Software Development Processes: Industrial Case Studies
- Employing Decision Procedures for Automatic Program Analysis and Verification of Heap-Manipulating Programs
Greta Yorsh, Ph.D. candidate, School of Computer Science, Tel Aviv University
March 19, 2007 - Empowering the Individual
Technology innovations created by Microsoft Research.
- Enabling Easily Learnable Eyes-Free Interaction by Exploiting Human Experience
Kevin Li, PhD candidate, Computer Engineering, University of California San Diego
April 23, 2009 - Enabling Internet Malware Investigation and Defense Using Virtualization
Xuxian Jiang, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, Purdue University
April 4, 2006
- Enabling NASA's New Vision for Space Exploration through Human-Centered Intelligent Systems
- Enabling What-If Explorations in Distributed Systems
Eno Thereska, PhD student, Carnegie Mellon University
March 26, 2007 - Encounters with the Past: Remembering the `Bygone’ in Israeli Culture: Part 1 Bridges to Antiquity
The University of Washington’s annual Jewish studies lectures featured Yael Zerubavel. - Encounters with the Past: Remembering the `Bygone’ in Israeli Culture: Part 2 Mirrors of Galut (Exile) in the Homeland
The University of Washington’s annual Jewish studies lectures featured Yael Zerubavel. - Encounters with the Past: Remembering the `Bygone’ in Israeli Culture: Part 3 When the New Becomes Old
The University of Washington’s annual Jewish studies lectures featured Yael Zerubavel. - End-User Control in the Smart Home
Anind Dey, assistant professor, Human-Computer Interaction Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
June 2, 2006 - Ender?s Game for Science and Engineering: Games for Real, for Now, or we Lose the Brain War
Merrilea Mayo, Ph.D., Director of the Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable, National Academies
8/21/2007 - Endless Forms Most Beautiful
How do variation, selection, and time combine to fuel evolution? Sean B. Carroll, Ph.D., explores the concepts of evolution and genetics. The Understanding Biomedical Research Series is a production of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
- Endometriosis: Scrambled Eggs and Killer Cramps
Dr. Stratton discusses endometriosis, a common gynecologic disease.
- Energy
How we deal with energy challenge that is before us.
- Energy and Bandwidth Efficiency in Wireless Networks
Wayne Stark, Ph.D., professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan
October 2, 2006 - Energy and the Environment - CC#78
Discussion of how economic needs impact wilderness.
- Energy Based Models: From Relational Regression to Similarity Metric Learning
Sumit Chopra, doctoral student, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
May 6, 2008 - Energy Conservation Techniques in Mobile Delay-Tolerant Sensor Networks
Chris Sadler, Ph.D. student, Princeton University
March 21, 2007 - Energy Deregulation
- Energy Efficient System Design and Utilization
- Energy Minimization for Computer Vision via Graph Cuts
- Energy Policy and Politics
Matthew Holden discusses the role of politics in energy policy.
- Engaging Digital Natives in Information Technology Learning
Learn about a new pedagogical program designed by University of Washington and Harvard Business School professors. - Engineer in Space
- Engineering A Secure Future
Research directions for national security technology applications.
- Engineering Achievements of the 20th Century and Challenges for the 21st
The impact of engineering on society.
- Engineering Complex Systems and Complex Systems Engineering
Julio Ottino discusses engineering complex systems and complex systems engineering. - Engineering Education in the 21st Century
NAE President and UVa Professor William A. Wulf calls for a change in the way we educate our nation’s future engineers. - Engineering Performance Using Control Theory: A One Day How-To: Control Analysis and Real world applications (Various publications)
Joe Hellerstein
5/14/2007 - Engineering Performance Using Control Theory: A One Day How-To: Introduction and Theory Part 1
Joe Hellerstein
5/14/2007 - Engineering Performance Using Control Theory: A One Day How-To: Theory Part 2
Joe Hellerstein
5/14/2007 - Engineers Without Borders: Engineering with Soul
EWB-USA Founder Bernard Amadei, PhD. shares his passion to partner with disadvantaged communities to improve their quality of life through implementation of sustainable engineering projects. - Engraftment Monitoring Following Human Stem Cell Transplantation - Shalini Pereira, Ph.D.
New testing technology identifies genetic profiles after stem cell transplants. - Enhanced Aerial Lift Controller
- Enhancing Cloud SLA with Security: A Secure, Searchable, and Practical Cloud Storage System
Raluca Ada Popa, beginning graduate school at MIT in the Fall 2009
September 4, 2009 - Enhancing Coping in Youth With Diabetes / Spanish Self-Management Programs: Randomized Trials, Dissemination, and Lessons Learned
- Enhancing Security of Real-World Systems with a Better Understanding of the Threats
- Enhancing Text Representation Through Knowledge-Based Feature Generation
Evgeniy Gabrilovich, Ph.D. student, Computer Science Department, Technion Israel Institute of Technology
June 15, 2006 - Enhancing the Markov Chain Monte Carlo Method
Nayantara Bhatnagar, Ph.D candidate, Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization program, Georgia Tech
January 18, 2007 - Enhancing the Musical Experience - From the Acoustic to the Digital...and Back
Gil Weinberg, M.S., Ph.D., director, Music Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology
July 21, 2008 - Enlightened Trial and Error - Gaining Design Insight Through New Prototyping Tools
Björn Hartmann, PhD candidate, Human Computer Interaction, Stanford University; Editor-in-Chief, Ambidextrous magazine, Stanford's Journal of Design
March 12, 2009 - Enriching Speech Translation: Exploiting Information Beyond Words
Vivek Kumar Rangarajan Sridhar, B.E. (honors) degree in electrical and electronics engineering, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, India; M.S. degree in electrical engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles
May 1, 2008 - Entanglement Entropy in Extended Systems
- Enterprise Authority and Signet Privilege Management
Enterprise Authority and Signet Privilege Management.
- Entity and Relation Types in Web Search: Annotation, Indexing and Scoring Techniques
Search Summit 2007
7/18/2007 - Entity Search: Are You Searching for What You Want?
Search Summit 2007
7/18/2007 - Entrepreneurship
- Environment and Security
Lecture given by Ronald Mitchell.
- Environmental Science from Satellites
- Environmental Sciences
Environmental sciences.
- Environmental Solutions in Motion
Jonathan Foley, director of the Institute on the Environment at the University of Minnesota, joins a panel of notables to discuss a new approach in addressing the most pressing environmental issues of our day. - Environmentally Immersive Programming
- EnviroSuite: An Environmentally-Immersive Programming Framework for Sensor Networks
Liqian Luo, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
March 12, 2007 - Ephemeral Instrumentation for Lightweight Program Profiling
- Epigenetic Development: Generating Internal Representations through Interactions with the Real-World Environments
Juyang (John) Weng, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Michigan State University
8/20/2007 - Epigenetic Regulation of Genomic Imprinting
Epigenetic regulation of genomic imprinting. - Epilepsy: Out of the Shadows
See how modern medical advances are helping to manage and even cure epilepsy, an often-stigmatized neurological disorder. - Equal Access: Science and Students with Sensory Impairments
Accessible science classes for students with sensory impairments.
- Equal Access: Student Services
How information is delivered using computer and network technologies ensuring that everyone has access to information technology. - Equal Access: Universal Design of Computer Labs
How to make computer labs accessible to people with disabilities.
- Equal Access: Universal Design of Instruction
Guidelines for maximizing the learning of all students.
- Error Detection Using Shape Analysis with Local Reasoning
- Error-Tolerant Networking Protocols
- Escaping God's Closet: The Revelations of a Queer Priest
Retired UVA professor, Bernard Duncan Mayes, discusses his book, “Escaping God's Closet", in which he expresses his revelations about sexuality, Christianity, and the nature of human existence itself. - eScience - The Revolution is Starting
- eScience Workshop 2005 - Welcome
- Estimating Geometric Scene Context from a Single Image
- Estimation of Intrinsic Dimensionality Using High-Rate Vector Quantization
- Ethane: A Protection Architecture for Enterprise Networks
Martin Casado, PhD student, Computer Science, Stanford University
September 20, 2006 - Ethics '03 How'd We Do?
State of journalism ethics and a look at the stories of 2003.
- Ethics and Eloquence in Journalism
Professor Theodore Glasser, of Stanford University, speaks about ethics in journalism at the USC Annenberg School. USC Presents... is a production of the University of Southern California.
- Ethics of Genetic Testing
- Ethnology and the Expedition
Ethnology and the Expedition.
- EUCALYPTUS: An Open Source Service Infrastructure for Elastic Computing Research
Rich Wolski, M.S, Ph.D., professor, Computer Science, University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB)
July 30, 2008 - Europa and the Rebirth of Exobiology
- Evaluating Policy Impacts
Lecture given by Ronald Mitchell.
- Evaluating Retrieval System Effectiveness
- Evan Kaplan, CEO and Co-founder, Aventail
Aventail president is a guest.
- Event-Driven Simultaneous Compilation
Dean Tullsen, professor, Computer Science and Engineering, UCSD
September 20, 2006 - Everything Bad is Good for You: How Today's Popular Culture is Actually Making Us Smarter
- Everything is Miscellaneous: The Power of the New Digital Disorder
David Weinberger, co-author, The Cluetrain Manifesto; author, Small Pieces, Loosely Joined
May 16, 2007 - Evidence-Based Gun Policy
Examination of gun-control policies.
- Evolution of Traditional Enterprises
Transforming traditional industries with e-business technology initiatives.
- Evolution, Culture and Truth
- Evolutionarily Stable Strategies of Random Games, and the Vertices of Random Polygons
Sergiu Hart, Dept of Mathematics, Dept of Economics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
February 6, 2007 - Exa-Scale Volunteer Computing
Dr. David P. Anderson, Ph.D., research scientist, BOINC project, U.C. Berkeley
August 11, 2008 - Exact 2-CSP Optimization Using Matrix Multiplication
- Examining Bugs to Improve Static Analysis
William Pugh, Ph.D., professor, University of Maryland, College Park
July 17, 2008 - Examining Representation, Classification, and Personalization Using a Unified Framework
- Exceptional Situations and Program Reliability
- Exceptions and side-effects in atomic blocks
- Executive Compensation & The Equity Investor
Do top executive make too much? Tom Noe, professor of business at Tulane University, tries to tackle this question by using prevailing theories and current research on the topic. - Exhaustive Phase Order Search Space Exploration and Evaluation
Prasad A. Kulkarni, Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, Florida State University
April 18, 2007 - Exiting the Cleanroom: On Ecological Validity and Ubiquitous Computing
Dr. Jennifer Mankoff, assistant professor, Human Computer Interaction Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
June 2, 2006 - Expedition Inspiration: A Journey to the Summit and Survival Sightings
- Expedition to the Underwater Volcanoes of the Northeast Pacific: Global Access
The VISIONS '05 ocean expedition featuring seafloor images of sulfide 'black smoker' vents.
- Expedition to the Underwater Volcanoes of the Northeast Pacific: Life at the Extreme
The VISIONS '05 ocean expedition featuring scientists and teachers aboard the research vessel Thomas G. Thompson.
- Expedition to the Underwater Volcanoes of the Northeast Pacific: Ocean Research
The VISIONS ’05 ocean expedition featuring scientists and teachers aboard the research vessel Thomas G. Thompson.
- Experience and Problems in Laboratory Medicine in Developing Countries - Jack H. Ladenson, Ph.D.
This lecture discusses upgrading clinical laboratories and training in developing countries. - Explaining America: Ideas and Icons from Thomas Jefferson to Walt Disney
World views of American contributions.
- Explaining Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) Attacks on Campus Leaders
Joe St Sauver, of University of Oregon, explains the effects of Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) Attacks.
- Explicit-Symbolic Modeling for Formal Verification
Sérgio V. Campos, Ph.D., associate professor, Computer Science, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
November 14, 2007 - Exploiting Comparable Corpora
Dragos Munteanu, Ph.D. student, University of Southern California
November 29, 2006 - Exploiting Hardware/Software Interactions for Embedded Systems Design
Sibin Mohan, Ph.D. student, Department of Computer Science, North Carolina State University
2/5/2008 - Exploiting Multiple Cores Today: Scalability and Reliability For Off-the-Shelf Software
Emery Berger, Ph.D., assistant professor, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
August 8, 2006 - Exploiting Redundancy for Robust Sensing
- Exploiting the Transients of Adaptation for RoQ Attacks on Internet Resources
- Exploration of the Poles
A lecture at the Embassy of Italy in Washington, D.C. - Explorations in Black Leadership: Anthony A. Williams
NAACP Executive Chairman Julian Bond speaks with Washington D.C. Mayor Anthony A. Williams.
- Explorations in Black Leadership: Armstrong Williams
This conversation focuses on issues of black leadership and the transformational role of the civil rights movement in America. - Explorations in Black Leadership: Carol Moseley Braun
NAACP Chairman Julian Bond speaks with former Senator and Ambassador Carol Moseley Braun as part of UVA's Explorations in Black Leadership series. UVA Newsmakers is a production of the University of Virginia.
- Explorations in Black Leadership: William Raspberry
This conversation focuses on issues of black leadership and the transformational role of the civil rights movement in America. - Explore a Career in Paper Science Engineering
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