Research Seminars 1999

The Department of Computer Science runs a research seminar series to which all interested parties are invited to attend. The current seminar convener is Robyn Owens who may be contacted on x2839 or at robyn [at] csse.uwa.edu.au. (Information provided for archival purposes only)     Date Speaker Title Mon 8 Feb 2.15pm Seminar Room 1.24 Fukuya Ishino The Hitotsubashi Academy On Communication Quality Fri 26 Feb 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Ashley Aitken Curtin University of Technology Reuse becoming a reality in Object-Oriented Software Development: Components, Frameworks, and Java reshaping the OO landscape Fri 5 Mar 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Michael Arbib University of Southern California Evolution of Human Language: The Mirror System Hypothesis Fri 12 Mar 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Jingbo Wang Physics Electron transport in nano electronic devices Fri 19 Mar 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 SkoT McDonald Computer Science Using Phase to Detect Features in Sound Fri 26 Mar 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Rameri Salama Computer Science The Building Block Hypothesis: Does It Apply When Evolving Neural Networks? Wed 7 Apr 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Tony Field Imperial College, London Scalable Parallel Models of Biodiversity in Virtual Plankton Ecology Fri 16 Apr 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Brian Stone, Nathan Scott Mechanical Engineering Kevin Judd Mathematics Effective and Efficient use of the WWW in Teaching, Tutoring and Assessment Fri 23 Apr 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Christian Ronse Universite Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg Geodesy and Connectivity in Images Fri 30 Apr 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 John Morris and Garreth Lee Electrical and Electronic Engineering Dataflow Java: An implicitly parallel Java Fri 7 May 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Gordon Royle Computer Science Orderly Algorithms Fri 14 May 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Peter Kovesi Computer Science Image Denoising Fri 21 May 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Mark Reynolds Murdoch University Mosaics, Tiling and the Logic of Time Fri 28 May 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Amitava Datta Computer Science Constant-time algorithm for constructing Voronoi diagram on the reconfigurable mesh Fri 2 July 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Alan Lipton Computer Science, Carnegie-Mellon Video Surveillance and Monitoring Fri 9 July 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Ann Nicholson Monash University A Decision-theoretic System for Pre-sending Documents on the WWW Fri 16 July 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Chris McDonald Computer Science Perspectives from Dartmouth Fri 23 July 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Peter Goldschmidt Information Management and Marketing Electronic Commerce Fri 30 July 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Keith Falloon Computer Science Manchester Computing: Early Computing and Industry Fri 6 August 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 C. P. Tsang Computer Science Designing a Linear Systolic Array for Minimum Block Matching Fri 13 August 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Simon Huband Computer Science Debugging parallel programs using incomplete information Fri 20 August 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Michael Robins ASIC design, hardware or software? Fri 27 August 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Roger Dickenson DUIT Multimedia Dinosaurs, Didgeridoos and Coffee Cups: Lessons for designers of educational software Fri 3 September 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 C. P. Tsang Computer Science Migrating Objects Fri 10 September 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 SKoT McDonald Computer Science A Realtime Software Synthesizer - Vellocet's VS1 Fri 17 September 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Luigi Barone Computer Science Evolving Adaptive Play for the Game of Poker Tues 5 October 6pm Seminar Room 1.24 Matthew Belgard Murdoch University IEEE Computer Society Seminar Bioinformatics: Integral to 21st Century Biology Fri 8 October 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Reinhard Klette University of Auckland Information Technology and Computer Vision Fri 15 October 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Keith Falloon Computer Science Gender and Computing Fri 26 November 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Peter Gardenfors Lund University Cognitive Science On the geometry of thought: Symbolic, conceptual, and subconceptual representations of knowledge Fri 3 December 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Reinhard Klette University of Auckland Calculation of features for 3D Surfaces Fri 10 December 3pm Seminar Room 1.24 Chris McDonald Computer Science The State of Cluster Computing in Australia Note unusual time and/or place.