Events related to Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)
CSE Best PhD Dissertation Award Seminar
- "Generative AI for Data Visualization and Analysis"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Themes in Temporal and Spatio-Temporal Data Management and Analytics—A Personal Retrospective"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Understanding human cognition through machine learning methods and its implications for explainable artificial intelligence"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Learning Over-parameterized Linear Models via Stochastic Gradient Descent"
HKUST Computer Science and Engineering Special Online Seminar
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "An Overview of Social-Technical Research Issues in Social Robots"
Research and Technology Forum 2023
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Enhancing Language Models for Program Synthesis using Execution"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- Cancer Care in the Age of AI: Imaging, Molecule, and Beyond
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Efficient Zero-Knowledge Proofs: Theory and Practice"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "D-Adaptation for learning rate free optimization"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Robust and Sparse Interpretation of Deep Neural Networks"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Chasing Sparsity: From Model, to Algorithm, to Science"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Systems Software in the New Computing World"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Omni-Stream: High Performance Stream Processing in All Ways"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Towards Resource-Efficient Natural Language Processing"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Sample Complexity of Optimal Auctions"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Reducing the Ever-growing Cost of Machine Learning Services"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Securing IOT Devices Via Protocol Reduction And Formal Analysis"
