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CIS Research Talks

The Department of Computer and Information Science regularly hosts research talks on both the Rose Hill and Lincoln Center campuses. These talks are generally given by invited outside speakers from top universities and industrial laboratories, although occasionally members of our faculty will use this forum to present their work. These talks are open to the entire Fordham community.


2009
11/12/2009   Automated Essay Scoring and ESL Error Detection
Dr. Tereault
11/5/2009   A frontier of bioinformatics: Investigation into the Feasibility of Detecting Microscopic Disease Using Machine Learning
Dr. Yang
5/12/2009   Theory of Computation and Computational Complexity: An Overview
Dr. Ibarra
4/16/2009   Natural Language Processing and Modern Search Engines
Dr. Blair-Goldensohn

2008
12/10/2008   An Overview of Information-Based Complexity
Dr. Werschulz
12/2/2008   Enterprise Computing
Dr. Schlesinger
11/19/2008   Bioinformatics Challenges in High-Throughput DNA Sequencing
Dr. Brown
11/5/2008   An Introduction to Data Mining and Utility-Based Data Mining
Dr. Weiss
6/13/2008   On Wide Diameter of Cayley Digraphs of Cyclic Groups
Dr. Jia
6/6/2008   Multidimensional scaling for large genomic data sets
Dr. Liu
4/11/2008   The Role of Anatomical Structure in Determining Activity in Electrically-Coupled Neuronal Networks
Dr. Nadim
4/10/2008   Answering Event-related Questions
Dr. Filatova
4/1/2008   Real-Time Kinodynamic Planning: Physically-Realistic, Fast, Safe, and Distributed
Dr. Bekris
3/31/2008   Novice Object Design:Challenges and Solutions
Dr. Schweikert
3/11/2008   Practical On-Line Learning
Dr. Mesterharm
2/11/2008   Biologically-Inspired Robotics: Learning from Nature
Dr. Weitzenfeld

2007
12/12/2007   Information Gathering in Radio Networks
Dr. Bermond
11/5/2007   Microarray
Dr. Brown
11/1/2007   Revising our Evaluation Practices in Machine Learning
Dr. Japkowicz
5/31/2007   Disruption Tolerant Networks: Performance and Mobility Trace Modling
Dr Zhang
4/27/2007   Inference and Learning with Networked Data
Dr. Provost
4/27/2007   Chronic Mercury Exposure and Neurodevelopment Disease
Dr. Dayya
4/27/2007   An Introduction to Utility-Based Data Mining
Dr. Weiss
4/12/2007   Informatics Approach to Biomarkers for Diet
Dr. Kristal
3/22/2007   High Performance Text Clustering Algorithms
Dr. Li
3/21/2007   Adaptive Representations for Reinforcement Learning
Dr. Whiteson
3/19/2007   An Axiomatic Approach to Information Retrieval
Dr. Fong
3/1/2007   Study of Programming Plan Mismanagement and Design of WPOL (Web Plan Object Language) with User Profiles and Assesment
Dr. Schweikert
2/28/2007   Biomedical Text Understanding
Dr. Han
2/22/2007   Clustering in the Space of Phylogenies
Dr. Wang
2/20/2007   Genome Tiling Arrays
Dr. Brown

2006
10/3/2006   Search Engine Spam: Significance and Some Proposed Solutions
Dr. Davison
4/7/2006   Practical Tools for Gene Expression Analysis
Dr. Brown
4/7/2006   Robust Resource Management in Parallel and Distributed Computing Systems
Dr. Siegel
4/7/2006   Probe and Probe Sets
Dr. Liu
3/30/2006   Computational Complexity Issues in Membrane Computing
Dr. Ibarra
3/2/2006   The Sera Metabolome of Dietary Restriction - Potential Biomarkers for Long-Term Disease Risk in Humans?
Dr. Krystal
2/27/2006   Introduction to Modern Cryptography - Beyond the Making and Breaking of Codes
Dr. Lim

2005
11/17/2005   Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation of Critical Infrastructures
Dr. Wilson
11/1/2005   Wallet Estimation Models
Dr. Zadrozny
5/2/2005   Mirage: A Tool for Interactive Pattern Discovery
Dr. Ho
4/28/2005   Architectures for Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
Dr. Durresi
4/15/2005   Creating a 3D Modeling Pipleline for Archaelogical Visualization
Dr. Allen
4/15/2005   Are Dishwashers Intelligent? Reflections on Where Information and Intelligence Collide
Dr. Kinley and Dr. Weiss
4/15/2005   Robots: Computers with Legs or Mechanical Minds?
Dr. Lyons
4/8/2005   On a Traffic Sensing Problem
Dr. Jia

2004
11/8/2004   Computational Inference of Biological Networks in Microbes
Dr. Xu
10/20/2004   Multi-Sensor, Multi-Source Information Fusion
Dr. Dasarathy

 

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