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The CSGSA is pleased to announce the 4th annual
CS UNM Student Conference (CSUSC). The conference will be held
on Wednesday March 5, 2008 at UNM in the Student
Union Building Lobo Rooms A & B. 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). Note that you do not need to be a UNM
student to receive (FREE) lunch and the (FREE) proceedings
The keynote speaker is Dr. Manolis Kellis (MIT) .
The call for abstracts can be found here.
Information about CSUSC 2007 (last year's conference) can still be found here,
as well as 2006'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.
Registration Info: Early registration ends
at 5:00pm on Friday, February 22nd.
To register, simply send an email to
with the
following information: 1) Your name, 2) Whether you plan on eating
lunch, and if so, your preference for vegetarian/vegan 3) Whether
you want a copy of the conference proceedings.
We may not be able to provide either lunch or copies of the proceedings to
individuals who register after the deadline, so please register via email as soon
as possible.
Presentation Schedule
| Start |
Description
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| 08:55am |
Opening Remarks |
| 09:05am |
George Bezerra
"Modeling the Spread of Infection Diseases using an Agent-based Spatial Network" |
| 09:30am |
Keynote: Manolis Kellis
"Computational Comparative Genomics: Genes, Regulation, Evolution" |
| 10:30am |
Break
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| 10:55am |
James Horey
"A Filesystem Interface for Sensor Networks" |
| 11:20am |
Mike Groat
"Adequate Privacy in Sensor Networks
with Spatial and Temporal Organization" |
| 11:40pm |
Lunch |
| 12:45am |
Joshua Neil
"Spectral Methods for Smoothed Approximations on Graph Domains" |
| 01:10am |
Dennis Paiz-Ramirez
"A Collaborative Approach to Malware Detection" |
| 01:35pm |
Poster Session |
| 02:25pm |
Vamsi Potluru
"Multiplicative updates for non-negative kernel SVM" |
| 02:50pm |
Nikita Sakhanenko
"COSMOS: A Context-Sensitive Probabilistic Modeling System" |
| 3:15pm |
Sushmita Roy
"A Markov blanket search algorithm for inference of biological network structure" |
| 3:35pm |
Osorio Meirelles
"Empirical Bayes Algorithms in Microarrays" |
| 04:00pm |
Closing Remarks and Adjourn |
The following is a list of posters and their presenters.
| Presenters |
Poster Title
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| Eric Nelson |
"Spreadsheet Programming and Management of Sensor Networks" |
| Frederick Crawford |
"Psychophysical Measurement of the Perceptual Quality/Compression Ratio Treadeoff in JPEG and JPEG 2000" |
| Soumya Banerjee and Melanie Moses |
"Scaling of Immune Response Times with Body Mass" |
| Marcus Calhoun-Lopez and Darko Stefanovic |
"A Temporal Simulation of Oligonucleotide Interactions" |
| Mark J. Olah and Darko Stefanovic |
"Stochastic Simulation of Multivalent Random Walkers" |
| Diane Oyen, Blake Anderson and Terran Lane |
"Empirical Comparison of Relational Data Classifiers" |
| Tiffany A. S. Pierce, Cristopher Moore and Aaron Clauset |
"Learning Likely Node Groupings in Large Networks" |
| Roshan R. Rammohan, Nikita A. Sakhanenko and George F. Luger |
"Incremental Causal Learning: A Cognitive Approach" |
| Amitabh Trehan |
"Self-Healing in Reconfigurable Networks" |
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