School of Computing

Seminars for 2010/11

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Mobile Social Networks and Measuring Disease Epidemics
Tuesday 31 May 2011 16:00 The Brian Spratt Room
(Cornwallis SW101)
     
Jon Crowcroft
University of Cambridge, UK 		  Abstract
     

     
Usable Security: Can it be too easy?
Tuesday 22 March 2011 16:00 The Brian Spratt Room
(Cornwallis SW101)
     
Steven Furnell
University of Plymouth, UK 		  Abstract
     

     
Making Sense of Multiprocessor Memory
Tuesday 1 March 2011 16:00 The Brian Spratt Room
(Cornwallis SW101)
     
Peter Sewell
University of Cambridge, UK 		  Abstract
     

     
Biologically-Inspired Massively-Parallel Architectures - computing beyond a million processors
Tuesday 22 February 2011 16:00 The Brian Spratt Room
(Cornwallis SW101)
     
Steve Furber
University of Manchester, UK 		  Abstract
     

     
Compiler Tools for MATLAB
Tuesday 14 December 2010 16:00 The Brian Spratt Room
(Cornwallis SW101)
     
Laurie Hendren
McGill University, Canada
(Leverhulme Visiting Professor, Oxford University Computing Laboratory) 		  Abstract
     

     
Building a multicore garbage collector that scales
Tuesday 23 November 2010 16:00 The Brian Spratt Room
(Cornwallis SW101)
     
Simon Marlow
MS Research Cambridge, UK 		  Abstract
     

     
Finding Subtle faults with Higher Order Mutation Testing
Tuesday 2 November 2010 16:00 The Brian Spratt Room
(Cornwallis SW101)
     
Mark Harman
University College London, UK 		  Abstract
     

     
From Substructural Logic to Systems Code
Tuesday 12 October 2010 16:00 The Brian Spratt Room
(Cornwallis SW101)
     
Peter O'Hearn
Queen Mary University of London, UK 		  Abstract
     

     
Green computing: A newly-discovered delayed switching effect in memristors could revolutionise computer memory design.
Tuesday 5 October 2010 16:00 The Brian Spratt Room
(Cornwallis SW101)
     
Frank Wang
University of Kent, UK 		  Abstract
     

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