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The CSGSA is pleased to announce the 5th annual
CS UNM Student Conference (CSUSC). The conference will be held
in April 2nd, 2009 at UNM in the Centennial Engineering Building Auditorium.
The conference will be composed of research talks, a poster session and a keynote
address. (FREE) Lunch and a (FREE) copy of the proceedings will be provided
for early registrants (through the gracious support of the CSGSA).
The keynote speaker will be Dilma Da Silva from IBM T. J. Watson Research.
Information about CSUSC 2008 (last year's conference) can still be found here,
as well as 2007's incarnation here.
Conference Mission: The student research conference has several goals
- For attendees, the conference is designed to promote UNM student research and encourage research collaborations amongst students and attendees.
- For presenters, it is designed to allow new student researchers to experience a formal review process and practice creating and presenting research results in front of a large conference audience.
- For organizers, the conference is designed to allow students to gain experience organizing and running a research conference.
Presentation Schedule
| Start |
Description
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| 8:55am |
Opening Remarks |
| 9:00am |
Donour Sizemore
"Dominoes: Parallel Network Protocol Stacks Using Replication" |
| 9:25am |
Drew Levin
"Designing and Fitting an Adjusted SIR Model to Experimental Data" |
| 9:50am |
Break
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| 10:00am |
Ben Yackley
"Bayesian Network Score Approximation using a Metagraph Kernel: Further Experiments" |
| 10:25am |
Josh Karlin
"Nation-State Routing: Censorship, Wiretapping, and BGP" |
| 10:50am |
Break |
| 11:00am |
Keynote: Dilma da Silva
"System Software for Cloud Computing" |
| 12:00pm |
Lunch |
| 1:00pm |
Nick Pattengale
"How Many Bootstrap Replicates are Necessary?" |
| 1:25pm |
ThanhVu Nguyen
"Fixing Real Bugs in Real Programs using Evolutionary Computing" |
| 1:50pm |
Poster Session |
| 3:10pm |
Kshanti Greene
"Agreeing to Disagree: Leveraging Consensus and Divergence in Bayesian Belief Aggregation" |
| 3:35pm |
Mark Olah
"Multivalent Random Walkers" |
| 4:00pm |
Closing Remarks |
The following is a list of posters and their presenters.
| Presenters |
Poster Title
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| F. Orlando Arbildo and Basak Gocmen |
"A Compact Testbed for Wireless Sensor Networks" |
| Zheng Cui |
"V3VEE: An Extensible and Configurable Virtual Machine Monitor Framework" |
| Leigh Fanning |
"Evolving the Deoxyribozyme-Based Logic Gate Design Process through MAYA II Reconstruction" |
| Michael Groat |
"Preserving Location Privacy in Sensor Networks with Negative Surveys" |
| Joshua Hecker |
"Expansion of a Multi-Species Epidemiological Model to Accommodate Vector-Borne Pathogens" |
| David Mohr |
"Dynamic Profile and Feedback Guided Optimizations" |
| Mary Payne |
"Exploiting Latent I/O Asynchrony in Petascale Science Applications" |
| Martha Perez-Arriaga |
"Study of Brain Structure Evolution using Category Theory" |
| Sushmita Roy |
"A Relational Framework for Predicting Tissues and Links in the Drosophila Regulatory Network" |
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