CIS@MPG Colloquium Series 2022

The online colloquium series will highlight some of the exciting developments across a broad spectrum of computer science research

Virtual CIS@MPG Colloquium Series 2022

Dates: February 10th – March 4th, 2022

 

The colloquium series will highlight some of the exciting developments across a broad spectrum of computer science research.

The speakers are international rising stars and emerging leaders in the field.

 

Program

(All Times are in CET)

 

Date

Time

Name

Title

February 10th

14:00

Wenbo Guo

Penn State University

Strengthening and Enriching Machine Learning for Cybersecurity

February 11th

09:30

Krikamol Muandet

MPI for Intelligent Systems

Toward Reliable Machine Learning with Kernels

February 11th

12:00

Hadi Daneshmand

INRIA Paris

How do neurons learn?

February 15th

10:00

Yiqing Hua

Cornell University

Characterizing and Mitigating Threats to Trust and Safety Online

February 18th

16:00

Yao Qin

Google Brain

Improving Robustness in Machine Learning Models

February 21st

15:00

Ningning Xie

Cambridge University

Language theory into practice, a play in three acts

February 22nd

15:00

Aaron Schein

Columbia University

Measurement and Experimentation in Complex Sociopolitical Processes

February 23rd

16:00

Rowan Zellers

University of Washington

Grounding Language by Seeing, Hearing, and Interacting

February 28th

15:00

Suguman Bansal

University of Pennsylvania

Specification-Guided Policy-Synthesis

March 1st

15:00

Yixin Zou

University of Michigan

Improving People’s Adoption of Security and Privacy Behaviors

March 2nd

17:00

Pardis Emami-Naeini

University of Washington

Empowering People to Have Secure and Private Interactions with Digital Technologies

March 3rd

10:00

Anwar Hithnawi

ETH Zurich

Systems Designs for End-to-End Privacy

March 4th

14:00

Adam Dziedzic

The Vector Institute & UoT

Confidential and Private Collaborative Machine Learning

 

 

 

Administrative Contacts: To receive the zoom link to join the colloquia, please send an email, stating your full name and affiliation, to Christian Mickler & Carina Schmitt


Past Events:

Intersectional Symposium on Computing and Society (C&S 2021)