CS 548 Internet and Distributed Systems Seminar Spring Quarter |
General Information |
Distinguished speakers from academia and industry working in the Internet and Distributed Systems area will talk about their recent work in an interactive format.
Physical location and time: Tuesdays 2:45-4:00pm, Skilling Bldg. Auditorium, Stanford University. Hosted by David Mazieres and Armando Fox.
Attendance: Public welcome. See Computer Forum page for visitor/parking information.
Online/on TV: Live on Stanford Cable channel E4; videos on the Web about 24 hours later at Stanford Online. (Ignore the comments regarding logins; no login will be needed for CS 548.)
Schedule |
April 4 | Canceled |
April 11 |
Jeff Mogul, Hewlett-Packard Labs Emergent (Mis)behavior vs. Complex Software Systems |
April 18 |
Vijay Karamcheti, NYU Detecting Malicious Network Traffic Using Inverse Distributions of Packet Contents |
April 25 | Mike Dahlin, UT Austin |
May 2 |
Michael Freedman, NYU/Stanford |
May 9 |
Mike Eldredge, Fuzz Artists Building A Digital Record Label and New Music Universe |
May 16 |
Petros Maniatis, Intel Research Berkeley |
May 23 |
Emre Kiciman, Microsoft Research |
May 30 |
Robert Grimm, NYU |
June 6 |
Nick Feamster, GA Tech |
Information for Speakers |
If you need further logistical help, contact Mirella Machuca, +1 650 723 5741.
Thanks for agreeing to give a talk!