CSEE Archived News
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Talk: Localization of Brain Activations Based on EEG Recordings and Sparse Signal Recovery Theory
Lockheed Martin Distinguished Speaker Series Localization of Brain Activations Based on EEG Recordings and Sparse Signal Recovery Theory Professor Athina Petropulu Electrical and Computer Engineering Rutgers University 1:00-2:00pm Friday, 1 November 2019 Room 104, ITE Building, UMBC Sparse signal recovery is often formulated as an l1-norm minimization problem. However, unless certain conditions are satisfied, there…
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Talk: how algorithms are shaping our lives, 1pm Thr Oct. 17, ITE 104
Prof. Alfred Aho (Columbia) on How Algorithms Are Shaping Our Lives, 1pm Thr. 17 Oct 2019 at UMBC as part of the Lockheed Martin Distinguished Speaker series.
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UMBC faculty developing better human-AI collaborative teams for DoD applications
Professors Nilanjan Banerjee and Ryan Robucci have received additional funding from the US Army Research Office to support their work with the US Army Research Laboratory on developing intelligent human-AI collaborative teams for DoD applications.
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Talk: Impacting healthcare through collaborative technology innovations, 1:30pm Mon 7 Oct
Prof. Mohanasankar Sivaprakasam of IIT Madra talks on Impacting healthcare through collaborative technology innovations, 1:30-3:00pm Mon Oct 7 in ITE325, UMBC
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talk: Three Related Takes on Investigating Human-Like Intelligence
Lockheed Martin Distinguished Speaker Series Three Related Takes on Investigating Human-Like Intelligence:Cognitive Architectures, a Common Model of Cognition, and Dichotomic Maps Dr. Paul S. Rosenbloom Professor of Computer Science and Director of Cognitive Architecture Research, Institute for Creative TechnologiesUniversity of Southern California 1:00-2:00pm Friday, 11 October 2019, ITE 325b, UMBC This talk explores a trio…
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talk: Bringing Social, Information, and Natural Sciences together to Understand Human Transformation of Earth
Department of Geography and Environmental Systems Bringing Social, Information, and Natural Sciences together to Understand Human Transformation of Earth Dr. Earle Ellis, UMBC 12:00-1:00pm Wednesday, 25 September 2019, ITE 229 The principal investigator of a UMBC-led “massively collaborative” project published in Science Magazine will describe how archaeologists, geographers, and information science came together to show…
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New NSF award will help robots learn to understand humans in complex environments
Prof. Ferraro in UMBC’s Pi2 visualization laboratory talking to a virtual robot, modeled using a combination of Unity, ROS, and Gazebo. Image from a recent paper on this research.. New NSF project will help robots learn to understand humans in complex environments UMBC Assistant Professor Cynthia Matuszek is the PI on a new NSF research…
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UMBC Computer Science Education Club
A UMBC student guides a Lakeland student through coding activities during the 2018 Hour of Code. Photo by Marlayna Demond ’11 for UMBC. UMBC Computer Science Education Club UMBC’s Computer Science Education Club is a group for all students, faculty, and staff who are interested in CS education. It particularly invite students who are planning…
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talk: Analysis of the Secure Remote Password (SRP) Protocol Using CPSA
The UMBC Cyber Defense Lab presents Analysis of the Secure Remote Password (SRP) Protocol Using CPSA Erin Lanus, UMBC Cyber Defense Lab 12:00–1:00pm, Friday, 6 September 2019, ITE 227, UMBC Joint work with Alan Sherman, Richard Chang, Enis Golaszewski, Ryan Wnuk-Fink, Cyrus Bonyadi, Mario Costa, Moses Liskov, and Edward Zieglar Secure Remote Password (SRP) is…
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Prof. Oates receives NSF grant to develop distributed machine learning technology
Future machine learning systems will learn from multiple datasets without requiring that they be shared or consolodated in one location. UMBC CSEE Professor Tim Oates recently received a grant from NSF, “Truly Distributed Deep Learning: Representation and Computation”, to develop new architectures for deep learning systems that are distributed, allowing greater scale and control over…
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