SIG-SYS Schedule

SIG-SYS Fall 2008 Schedule

This is the schedule for the Special Interest Group on Systems (SIG-SYS) of the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at the University of Delaware.

Date	Time	Room	Speaker	Affiliation	Title (with link to abstract)
09/03/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Stephen Siegel	Computer and Information Sciences, University of Delaware	MADRE: The Memory-Aware Data Redistribution Engine
09/10/08	10:00-11:00 AM	Brown Lab 219	Michael S. Lee	Computational and Information Sciences Directorate, U. S. Army Research Laboratory and Integrated Toxicology Division, U. S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases	Special Seminar on Computational Science Research at U. S. Army Research Laboratories - Calculation of Absolute Binding Affinities of Protein-Ligand Complexes
09/10/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Dale Shires	U.S. Army Research Laboratory - Advanced Computing and Computational Sciences Division	Special Seminar on Computational Science Research at U. S. Army Research Laboratories - Asymmetric Core Computing Research at the Army Research Laboratory
09/24/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Samuel E. Moelius III	Computer and Information Sciences, University of Delaware	An Introduction to the Coq Proof Assistant
10/01/08	11:00-12:15 New time!	Smith 218 New room	Jie Wu	NSF	Wireless Networks in Challenged Environments: Challenges and Opportunities
10/15/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Ezra Kissel	University of Delaware	Experiences Using The Phoebus Session Layer To Improve GridFTP Performance
10/22/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	James Atlas	University of Delaware	A Distributed Constraint Optimization Approach for Coordination under Uncertainty
10/29/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Sreedevi Sampath	University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC)	Prioritizing User-session-based Test Cases for Web Application Testing
11/05/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Jeffrey Durachta and Joseph Mannino	Sicortex	Industry presentation
11/12/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Daniele Paolo Scarpazza	Cell Solutions, IBM T.J. Watson Research	Multi-core processors: how to program them effectively?
12/03/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Anthony Danalis	University of Delaware	TBD
12/10/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Seetharami Seelam	IBM T.J. Watson Research	TBD

Past SIG-SYS Seminars

SIG-SYS Spring 2008 Schedule

This is the schedule for the Special Interest Group on Systems (SIG-SYS) of the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at the University of Delaware.

Date	Time	Room	Speaker	Affiliation	Title (with link to abstract)
02/13/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Lori Clarke	Dept. of Computer Science University of Massachusetts	Using Software Engineering Technology to Reduce Medical Errors
02/20/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Margaret Martonosi	Dept. of Electrical Eng. Princeton University	ZebraNet and Beyond: Applications and Systems Support for Mobile, Dynamic Networks
02/27/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Ben Breech	Dept. of Computer and Information Sciences University of Delaware	RUGRAT: Runtime Test Case Generation using Dynamic Compilers
03/05/08	3:30-5:00 PM	208 Gore Hall	Ewing "Rusty" Lusk	Argonne National Laboratory	Tools and Approaches for Large-scale Parallel
03/12/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A
03/19/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Dorry Ross	Dept. of English University of Delaware	Writing Successful Papers to Build your Credibility
03/26/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	David Edelsohn and Kenneth Zadeck	IBM Research - Watson Research Center (Yorktown)	Link Time Optimization in GCC
04/02/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	No meeting - spring break
04/09/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Abel Licon	Dept. of Computer and Informtion Sciences University of Delaware	On the Effectiveness of Rebuilding RNA Secondary Structures from Sequence Chunks (talk dry run)
04/16/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	B. David Saunders	Dept. of Computer and Information Sciences University of Delaware	Exact Linear Algebra
04/23/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Trilce Estrada	Dept. of Computer and Infromation Sciences University of Delaware	A Distributed Evolutionary Method to Design Scheduling Policies for Volunteer Computing
05/02/08 (Friday)	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Patricia Johann	Dept. of Computer Science Rutgers University, Camden	MEETING CANCELLED
05/07/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	Emily Hill	Dept. of Computer and Information Sciences University of Delaware	AMAP: Automatically Mining Abbreviation Expansions in Programs to Enhance Software Maintenance Tools.
05/14/08	3:30-5:00 PM	Gore Hall 208	Francine Berman	San Diego Supercomputer Center	Saving the Digital World
05/21/08	1:25-2:25 PM	Smith 102A	James Atlas	Dept. of Computer Sciences University of Delaware	Task Scheduling using Constraint Optimization with Uncertainty