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ISTeC Distinguished Lecturers give two presentations
at CSU. One is a talk suitable for a general
audience interested in information science
and technology (which is the ISTeC Distinguished
Lecture), and one is suitable for an audience
in the speaker’s particular field of
information science and technology. In addition,
the ISTeC Distinguished Lecturer may spend
up to a week at CSU to interact with our
faculty and students. (Guidelines
for proposing ISTeC Distinguished lecturer)
Spring
2008 Semester Poster
Spring 2008
Dr.
Anthony Ephremides,
Cynthia Kim Professor of
Information Technology,
University of Maryland
Host: Dr. Rockey Luo, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
Title: “Network Coding:
A New Paradigm for Networking?”
January 28, 2008, Attendance about
Second Lecture:
Title: “Cooperative Techniques
At The Network Level”
Tuesday, January 29 2008, Attendance
about
Spring 2008
Dr.
T.W. (Tom) Williams,
Synopsys Fellow, Synopsys,
Inc.
Host: Dr. Anthony Maciejewski,
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Distinguished
Lecture:
Title: “Electronic
Design Automation (EDA) to
the Rescue of the Silicon Roadmap”
March 24, 2008, Attendance about
Second Lecture:
Title: “Quality Now Requires
Small Delay Fault Model”
Tuesday, March 25, 2008 , Attendance
about
Spring 2008
Dr.
Radia Perlman,
Sun Fellow, Sun Microsystems
Host: Dr. Indrajit Ray, Computer
Science
Distinguished Lecture:
Title: “Myths, Missteps,
and Folklore of Network
Protocol Design ”
March 25, 2008, Attendance about
Second Lecture:
Title: “Data: Making It Be
There When You Want It and Go Away
When You Want It Gone”
Monday, March 24, 2008 , Attendance
about
Spring 2008
Dr.
Fran Berman,
Director, San Diego Supercomputer
Center
Professor and HPC Endowed Chair,
University of California San
Diego
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Distinguished
Lecture:
Title: “100
Years of Digital Data”
March 31, 2008 , Attendance about
Second Lecture:
Title: “Cyberinfrastructure
Challenges in Computer Science” Monday,
March 31, 2008 , Attendance
about
Spring 2008
Dr.
André van Tilborg ,
Deputy Under Secretary of Defense
for Science and Technology, Office
of the Secretary of Defense
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Distinguished
Lecture:
Title: “ Future
Directions in DoD Science and Technology”
April 7, 2008 , Attendance about
100
Spring 2008
Dr.
Tim Starkweather, Second Sight Medical
Products
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Lecture:
Title: “Neural
Stimulation Using Implantable Devices: Auditory and
Optical Systems”
April 28, 2008 , Attendance about 60
Fall
2007 Semester Poster
Fall 2007
Steve
Leibson,
Technology Evangelist,
Tenselica Inc.
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel,
Electrical and Computer
Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
Title: “Challenges
for Consumer Electronics
in the 21st Century ”
October 1, 2007 , Attendance:
about 66
Second Lecture:
Title: “Everything
You Know About Microprocessors
and Systems Design
is Wrong for SOC Design”
October 2, 2007 , Attendance:
about 35
Fall 2007
Dr.
Don Towsley Distinguished
Professor, Department
of Computer Science,
University of Massachusetts – Amherst
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel,
Electrical and Computer
Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
Title: “The
Internet is Flat: A Brief
History of Networking in the Next
Ten Years”
October 22, 2007, Attendance
about 75
Second Lecture:
Title: “Multipath Routing,
Congestion Control
and Dynamic Load Balancing”
October 23, 2007 , Attendance
about about 25
Fall 2007
José E.
Moreira ,
Chief Architect, Commercial
Scale Out IBM Thomas
J. Watson Research
Center
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel,
Electrical and Computer
Engineering, Chief Architect, Commercial
Scale Out, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research
Center
Distinguished Lecture:
Title: “ Scale-up
and Scale-out: Evolution
and Trends in Parallel Processing”
October 29, 2007, Attendance
about 75
Second Lecture:
Title: “Delivering Teraflops:
An Account of How Blue
Gene was Brought to Life”
October 30, 2007, Attendance
about 25
Fall 2007
Mike
Flynn ,
Senior Adviser, Maxeler
Corp. and Professor
Emeritus, Stanford
University
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel,
Electrical and Computer
Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
Title: “Super SOC: Putting
the Whole System on
the Chip”
November 12, 2007, Attendance
about 55
Second Lecture:
Title: “The Future is Parallel
but it May Not be Easy”
November 13, 2007, Attendance
about
Spring
2007 Semester Poster
Spring 2007
Speaker: Dr.
Martin Gruebele, Director
of the Center for Biophysics
and Computational Biology,
University of Illinois
Host: Dr. Nancy Levinger,
Department of Chemistry
“Quantum
Computing with Molecules”
Thursday, January 25, 2007, Attendance: 98
Second Lecture
“Single
Molecule Absorption Spectroscopy”
Friday, January 26, 2007, Attendance: 40
Speaker: Dr. Andrew
Weiner, Scifres Distinguished
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
Purdue University
Host: Dr. Carmen Menoni, Department
of Electrical and Computer Engineering
“Ultrafast
Parallel Optical Signal Processing”
Monday, February 5, 2007, Attendance: 98
Second Lecture
“Optical
Pulse Shaping at Hyperfine Spectral Resolution”
Tuesday, February 6, 2007, Attendance:
Speaker: Dr.
Jianqing Fan, Frederick L. Moore
Professor of Finance, Director
of Committee of Statistical Studies,
Princeton University
Host: Dr. Haonan Wang, Department
of Statistics
“High
Dimensional Statistical Learning
and Inference”
Wednesday, April 11, 2007, Attendance:
Speaker: Dr. Avinash
Kak, Professor of Electrical
and Computer Engineering, Purdue University
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
“Why Robots Will Never Have Sex”
Monday, April 23, 2007
Fall
2006 Semester Poster
Fall 2006 Speakers
Speaker: Dr.
Rochit Rajsuman, Chief
Scientist, Advantest America
Corporation
Host: Dr. Anura Jayasumana,
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
“State
of Semiconductor Industry: Business and Technical
Perspective”
Tuesday, August 29, 2006, Attendance: 35
Second Lecture:
“Industrial
Research in Semiconductor Test”
Tuesday, August 29, 2006, Attendance: 120
Speaker: Dr. Viktor
Prasanna, Professor, Department
of Electrical Engineering and Department of Computer
Science University of Southern California
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel, Electrical and Computer
Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
“Reconfigurable
Computing:Opportunities and Challenges”
Monday, September 25, 2006, Attendance: 80
Second Lecture:
“Design
of Linear Algebra Library for Reconfigurable Systems”
Tuesday, September 26, 2006, Attendance: about
25
Speaker: Dr. Jean-Luc
Gaudiot, Professor & Chair,
Department of Electrical Engineering
and Computer Science
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
“The
Walls of Computer Design”
Monday, October 9, 2006, Attendance: 60
Second Lecture:
“Design
and Effectiveness of Small Decoupled Dispatch Queues”
Tuesday, October 10, 2006, Attendance: about
15
Speaker: Dr. Mikhail Atallah, Distinguished
Professor of Computer Science,
Department of Computer Science, Purdue University
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
“Security
Issues in Collaborative Computing”
Monday, October 30, 2006, Attendance: 65
Second Lecture:
“Privacy-Preserving
Trust Negotiations”
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Speaker: Dr. Michael Goodchild, Professor
of Geography, University of California,
Santa Barbara
Host: Dr. Denis Dean, Forest,
Rangeland and Watershed Stewardship
Distinguished Lecture:
“The
Spatial Web: Visions For A Geographically Enabled
World”
Monday, December
4, 2006, Attendance: 75
Second Lecture:
“The
Fundamental Laws Of Geographic Information Science”
Friday, December 1, 2006, Attendance: 20
Spring
2006 Semester Poster
Spring 2006
Speaker: Dr.
Edward Delp, Electrical
and Computer Engineering, Purdue
University
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
“Are
You Stealing Content? Multimedia Security: The
Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: We
are Going to Catch You!”
Friday, March 24, 2006
Second Lecture:
“Network-Driven
Wyner-Ziv Video Coding Using
Forward Prediction”
Friday, March 24, 2006
Speaker: Dr.
José Fortes, Electrical
and Computer Engineering and
Computer and Information Science
and Engineering University
of Florida
Host: Dr. Sanjay Rajopadhye,
Computer Science
Distinguished Lecture:
“Computing
Grids: Virtually Yours and At Your Service”
Friday, March 31, 2006, Attendance: 215
Second Lecture:
“Towards
Autonomic Virtual Applications and Systems”
Friday, March 31, 2006, Attendance: 20
Speaker: Dr.
Herschel A. Rabitz Professor,
Department of Chemistry, Princeton
University
Host: Dr. Randy Bartels, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
“Controlling
Quantum Phenomena: The Dream Is Alive”
Thursday, April 27, 2006, Attendance: 72
Second Lecture:
“An
Open Forum on Controlling Quantum Phenomena: Why
do the Experiments Appear “Easy” and
What May Lie Ahead?”
Friday, April 28, 2006, Attendance: 21
Speaker: Dr. James
Hack, Senior Scientist and Head,
Climate Modeling Section, Deputy Director, Climate
and Global Dynamics Division,
National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)
Host: Dr. Pat Burns, ACNS
Distinguished Lecture:
“The
Earth Simulator: A Retrospective on the Background,
Science Opportunities, and Risks”
Monday, May 1, 2006, Attendance: 55
Second Lecture:
“Business
Technology Management: Research Synthesis and Future
Directions”
Monday, May 1, 2006, Attendance: 45
Speaker: Dr.
Robert W. Zmud, Professor
and Michael F. Price Chair
in Management Information Systems, Michael
F. Price College of Business, University
of Oklahoma
Host: Dr. Stephen Haynes, Computer
Information Systems
Distinguished Lecture:
“Business
Technology Management: Research Synthesis and Future
Directions”
Friday, May 5, 2006, Attendance: 30
Second Lecture:
“The
Identity Crisis with the Information Science Discipline:
Implications for Publishing Strategies”
Friday, May 5, 2006, Attendance: 20
Fall 2005:
Speaker: Dr.
Nick Tredennick, Editor, The
Gilder Technology Report
Host: Dr. Sanjay Rajopadhye,
Computer Science
Distinguished Lecture:
“Semiconductor
Trends 2005”
Thursday, September 8,
2005, Attendance: 51
Second Lecture:
“Moore
Myths”
Friday, September 9, 2005,
Attendance: 54
Spring 2005:
Speaker: Dr.
Joan Mitchell, IBM Fellow
Host: Dr. Pete Seel, Journalism
and Technical Communication
Distinguished Lecture:
“A
Cultural History of the Original JPEG Standard”
Monday, March7, 2005, Attendance: 70
Second Lecture:
“What's
Being Added to JPEG-1?”
Monday, March 7, 2005, Attendance: 10
Speaker: Dr.
Wolfgang Gentzsch, MCNC
Grid Computing and Network
Services
Host: Dr. Michael De Miranda,
School of Education
Distinguished Lecture/CS BMAC
Lecture:
“Grid
Computing, the Next Big Thing? ”
Monday, March 21, 2005, Attendance: 60
Second Lecture:
“A
Grid Software Stack”
Tuesday, March 22, 2005, Attendance: 20
Speaker: Dr. Henryk Temkin,
Electrical and Computer Engineering,
Texas Tech University
Host: Dr. Carmen Menoni, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
“Light
Emitting Diodes Based On Nitride Semiconductors – From
Red To Ultraviolet”
Thursday, March 24, 2005,
Attendance: 70
Second Lecture:
“Waveguide
Optics and MEMS - From Wavelength Division Multiplexing
to Generation of THz bursts”
Friday, March 25, 2005, Attendance: 30
Speaker: Dr. Yale Patt,
Electrical and Computer Engineering,
University of Texas at Austin
Host: Dr. H.J. Siegel, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
“Education.
Are there any questions?”
Tuesday, April 12, 2005, Attendance: 40
Second Lecture:
“The
Microprocessor in the Year 2015: Issues, Challenges,
Potential Avenues to Solutions”
Monday, April 11, 2005,
Attendance: 140
Fall 2004:
Speaker: Dr.
Robert Corn, Chemistry,
University of California, Irvine
Host: Nancy Levinger, Chemistry
Distinguished Lecture:
“DNA
Computing at Surfaces: Programmable DNA Assemblies”
November 11, 2004, Attendance:
about 100
Second Lecture:
“Enzymatic
Methods for SPR Biosensors: A Combination of Langmuir
and Michaelis-Menten Kinetics”
November 11, 2004, Attendance:
about 40
Spring 2004
Speaker: Professor
Arnold L. Rosenberg, University
of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Host: H. J. Siegel, Electrical
and Computer Engineering/Computer
Science.
Distinguished Lecture:
“N+1
Heads Are Better Than N -- or Are They?”
January 23, 2004, Attendance:
about 30
Second Lecture:
“"How
to Share a Bag of Tasks Optimally in a Heterogeneous
Cluster -- Three Models, Three
Answers.”
January 22, 2004, Attendance:
about 40
Speaker: Prof.
Jim Hendler, University of
Maryland.
Host: Adele Howe, Computer
Science
Distinguished Lecture:
“The
Semantic Web -- Bringing Meaning to the World Wide
Web”
February 9, 2004, Attendance:
about 140
Second Lecture:
“Dynamic
Service Choreography on the Semantic Web.”
February 9, 2004, Attendance:
about 70
Speaker: Dr.
Emmit Leith, University
of Michigan
Host: Randy Bartels, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Distinguished Lecture:
"Making
the Invisible Visible with Holographic Information
Processing"
May 4, 2004, Attendance: about
60
Second Lecture:
"Holography,
Synthetic Apertures, Optical Sectioning, and Photon
Migration: Cross-Fertilizations"
May 5, 2004, Attendance: about
50
Fall 2003
Speaker: Professor
David Haussler, University
of California at Santa Cruz.
Distinguished Lecture:
“The
UCSC Human Genome Browser.”
November 14, 2003, Attendance:
about 125
Second Lecture:
“Comparing
the Human, Mouse and Rat Genomes”
November 14, 2003, Attendance:
about 150
Speaker: Professor
Jim Kurose, University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Host: Anura Jayasumana, Electrical and Computer
Engineering/Computer Science.
Distinguished Lecture:
“Networking
Successes, New Challenges, and an Expanding Waist
as the Field Approaches 40”
December 4, 2003, Attendance:
about 50
Second Lecture:
“Network-based
Matchmaking in Distributed Publish/subscribe Systems”
December 5, 2003, Attendance:
about 40
Spring 2003
Speaker: Prof.
Alfred Hero, University of
Michigan.
Host: Louis Scharf, Electrical
and Computer Engineering/Statistics
Distinguished Lecture:
“Data
Mining for Genomics”
February 24, 2003, Attendance:
about 50
Second Lecture:
“Space-Time
Coding for Wireless Communication”
February 25, 2003, Attendance:
about 40
Spring 2002
Speaker: Prof.
Jack Dongarra, University of
Tennessee
Host: H. J. Siegel, Electrical
and Computer Engineering/Computer
Science
Distinguished Lecture:
“An
Overview and Trends in High Performance Computing”
May 2, 2002, Attendance:
about 60
Second Lecture:
“Three
Tools to help with Cluster and Grid Computing:
ATLAS, PAPI, and Netsolve.”
May 2, 2002, Attendance:
about 30
Fall 2001
Speaker: Prof.
Vincent Poor, Princeton University
Host: Louis Scharf, Electrical
and Computer Engineering/Statistics
Distinguished Lecture:
“The Wireless Revolution:
A Signal Processing Perspective”
December 5, 2001, Attendance:
about 80
Second Lecture:
“Coherent Space-Time
Receivers for Wireless Communication”
December 6, 2001, Attendance:
about 30
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