Wednesday Seminars - Department of Computer Science and Technology
The Computer Laboratory’s weekly seminar series, held each Wednesday during Cambridge Full Term at 15:00 in Lecture Theatre 1 of the William Gates Building (online during pandemic restrictions). See http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/seminars/ for more details.
Contact: Ben Karniely ; Markus Kuhn ; Stewart Carswell ; 85342 ; 129727 ; Kata Szabo
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Wheeler Lecture 2025: Efficiency, Resilience, and Artificial Intelligence
Wheeler Lecture 2024: Supercharging the Human Mind With AI
Exploring novel (bio)molecular spaces by design β a dialogue between representation and generation
Wheeler Lecture 2023: Beyond functional programming: a taste of Verse
CANCELLED: Wheeler Lecture 2022
Wheeler Lecture 2021: Reimagining Robots
Graph Neural Networks for Biomedical Data
Wheeler Lecture 2020: The Future of Microprocessors
Earphones: The Next Significant Platform after Smartphones
Combining Formal Methods and Machine Learning
The Wheeler Lecture In Computer Science: Language, Learning, and Creativity
Embedding Musical Codes into an Interactive Piano Composition
The Exposome in Epidemiological Practice
Can we make people value IT security?
Making Reactive Programs Function
Graduate Studies Open Day
Rethinking Auto-Parallelisation
From EDA to NDA: Treating Networks like Hardware Circuits
A History of Virtualisation in Operating Systems.
No Littering!
Android: Mobile, Wearable and IoT devices - Designing Global, Scalable Systems
Data Science at The Guardian
Talk Cancelled (was 'Synthetic Biology')
Unweaving The Lexical Rainbow: Grounding Linguistic Creativity in Perceptual Semantics
Interaction + Graphics: Four Lectures By Computer Laboratory Visitors
Hints and Principles for Computer System Design
Cancelled : Full reduction in the face of absurdity.
Deep Learning of Natural Language Semantics
Computational Thinking
*** The Weight of Gravity ***
Evaluation Metrics and Learning to Rank for Information Retrieval
Could Computers Understand Their Own Programs
The Great Indoors: The Next Frontier in Location-Based Services
CANCELLED: Structural executable comparison, malware classification, and collaborative binary analysis - the formerly-zynamics tools at Google
Reflection on Java Security and Its Practical Impacts
Quantum computing -- theoretical prospects and relations to classical computation
Exhibition of Student Design Projects
Hierarchies, Lowerarchies, Anarchies, and Plutarchies: Historical Perspectives of Composably Layered High-Assurance Architectures
EXAMS
Privacy in Advertising: Not all Adware is Badware
Exhibition of Student Design Projects
Performance Comparisons of Hard Logic, Programmable Soft Logic, and Instruction Set Architectures
A POPLmark retrospective: Using proof assistants in programming language research
Reaching Out: how to engage young people with computer science
Reflections on merging the digital and the physical
Evolving a language in and for the real world
Toward Energy-efficient Computing
Concurrency Through the Ages
The 10 Cultures Problem
Inventing the User: EDSAC in context
Design, Compilation and Runtime Solutions for Energy-Efficient Microprocessors
Copyright vs Community
Fine-grained differences and similarities in meanings
Executable Biology: Successes and Challenges
DNA Microarray Technology at Agilent Technologies: Engineering, Manufacturing and Applications
Church's Problem on the Synthesis of Nonterminating Programs
Annual Presentation of Student Projects
Learning Probabilistic Sequence Models for Uncovering Gene Regulation
Please see above for contact details for this list.
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Dr Cristina David - School of Computer Science, University of Bristol.
Wednesday 04 March 2026, 15:05-15:55