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Stochastic Analysis and Applications
Speaker: Palle Jorgensen, Dept. of Mathematics
High energy physics with quantum computers
Speaker: Yannick Meurice, Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
UNI - John Deere Symposium on Machine Learning
The symposium will be held at the University of Northern Iowa, Maucker Union, Rooms A & B for those who want to attend in person and online via Zoom for anyone who wants to attend virtually. You must register to receive the link to the virtual event.
Registration is free and open to industry professionals, academic faculty and students interested in the fields of data science, analytics, computer science, statistics, mathematics, engineering, and business.
University of Iowa Computer Science...
Weak Formulation and Finite Element Method for Partial Differential Equations
Speaker: Weimin Han, Dept. of Mathematics
Model based deep learning algorithms for next generation imaging
Speaker: Mathews Jacob, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Efficient Scientific Machine Learning Algorithms for Surrogate Modeling and Inverse Problems
PhD thesis defense, PhD Student: Chuan Lu
An introduction to interpretable machine learning
Speaker: Tong Wang, Dept. of Business Analytics
The excitable brain: order and disorder through the lens of Drosophila neurogenetics
Speaker: Atulya Iyengar, Dept. of Biology
Colloquium - Securing Operating System Kernels with Fewer Shots
Yueqi Chen
AbstractDespite significant efforts on cybersecurity, we are observing an increasing number of attacks in recent years. The reason for this harsh reality is all our efforts aim at individual incidents and there is no deep understanding of attack surfaces in software systems. As a result, software systems are integrated with too many individual patches and ad-hoc mitigations, which slows
down systems significantly without introducing substantial security benefits.
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Logarithmic Lipschitz Norms and Diffusion-Induced instability
Speaker: Zahra Aminzare, Dept. of Mathematics