Events | Computer, Electrical and Mathematical Science and Engineering

December 03, 2018

CS Graduate Seminar: Matrix Algebra Framework for Portable, Scalable and Efficient Query Engines for RDF Graphs

By PhD Candidate Fuad Jamour (KAUST)

Date: Monday 3^rd Dec. 2018

Time:12:00 PM - 01:00 PM

Location: Engineering Science Hall (bldg.9), Level 2, Hall 1

Refreshments: Light Lunch will be available at 11:45 am

December 02, 2018

EE Graduate Seminar: Photonics for bio-applications: see, move and fabricate with lasers

By Professor Carlo Liberale (KAUST)

Date: Sunday 2^nd Dec 2018
Time:12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Location: Building 9, Lecture Hall 1 Room 2322
Refreshments: Light lunch will be served at 11:45

November 26, 2018

CS Graduate Seminar: Whole-Cell Visualization and Modeling

By Professor Ivan Viola (KAUST)

Date: Monday 26^th Nov 2018
Time:12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Location: Building 9, Lecture Hall 1 Room 2322
Refreshments: Light Lunch will be served at 11:45 AM

November 25, 2018

EE Graduate Seminar: More or Less Moore, What’s Next for the Chip Industry

By Professor Hossein Fariborzi (KAUST)

Date: Sunday 25^th Nov 2018
Time:12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Location: Building 9, Lecture Hall 1 Room 2322
Refreshments: Light lunch will be served at 11:45

November 19, 2018

CS Graduate Seminar: Crack Open (Neural) Nets - Can We Make ML-Based Networked Systems More Trustworthy?

By Professor Marco Canini (KAUST)

Date: Monday 19^th Nov 2018
Time:12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Location: Building 9, Lecture Hall 1 Room 2322
Refreshments: Light Lunch will be served at 11:45 AM

November 18, 2018

EE Graduate Seminar: Evolutionary complexity and the imitation game of Nature

By Professor Andrea Fratalocchi (KAUST)

Date: Sunday 18^th Nov 2018
Time:12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Location: Building 9, Lecture Hall 1 Room 2322
Refreshments: Light lunch will be served at 11:45

November 12, 2018

CS Graduate Seminar: Communication Efficient Variants of SGD for Distributed Computing

By Dr. Sebastian Stich (EPFL, Switzerland)

Date: Monday 12^th Nov 2018

Time:12:00 PM - 01:00 PM

Location: Bldg.9, Level 2, Hall 1

Refreshments: Light Lunch will be served at 11:45 AM

November 11, 2018

EE Graduate Seminar: Bridging data-driven and physical model-based methods for health monitoring

By Professor Meriem Laleg (KAUST)

Date: Sunday 11^th Nov 2018
Time:12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Location: Bldg.9, Level 2, Hall 1
Refreshments: light lunch will be served at 11:45

November 05, 2018

CS Graduate Seminar: Everything you always wanted to know about single machine large-scale graph analytics

By Jasmina Malicevic (PhD Student at the Operating Systems Laboratory at EPFL, Switzerland)

Date: Monday 5^th Nov 2018
Time:12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Location: Engineering Science Hall (bldg.9), Level 2, Hall 1
Refreshments: Light Lunch will be served at 11:45 AM

November 04, 2018

EE Graduate Seminar: Environmental Monitoring and Biomedical Diagnosis Using High-Performance Micro-Gas Chromatography Devices and Bio-Lasers

By Professor Xudong Fan (University of Michigan, USA)

Date: Sunday 4^th Nov 2018

Time:12:00 PM - 01:00 PM

Location: Building 9, Lecture Hall 1 Room 2322

Light Lunch will be served at 11:45 AM

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Graduate Seminars

CS Graduate Seminar: Matrix Algebra Framework for Portable, Scalable and Efficient Query Engines for RDF Graphs

EE Graduate Seminar: Photonics for bio-applications: see, move and fabricate with lasers

CS Graduate Seminar: Whole-Cell Visualization and Modeling

EE Graduate Seminar: More or Less Moore, What’s Next for the Chip Industry

CS Graduate Seminar: Crack Open (Neural) Nets - Can We Make ML-Based Networked Systems More Trustworthy?

EE Graduate Seminar: Evolutionary complexity and the imitation game of Nature

CS Graduate Seminar: Communication Efficient Variants of SGD for Distributed Computing

EE Graduate Seminar: Bridging data-driven and physical model-based methods for health monitoring

CS Graduate Seminar: Everything you always wanted to know about single machine large-scale graph analytics

EE Graduate Seminar: Environmental Monitoring and Biomedical Diagnosis Using High-Performance Micro-Gas Chromatography Devices and Bio-Lasers