Colloquium Spring 2025

Past Events

• APR 10
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Pareto-Efficient AI Systems: Expanding the Quality and Efficiency Frontier of AI
  Simran Arora , Stanford University
• APR 3
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Predicting Human Gene-regulatory Functions from DNA Sequence
  Johannes Linder , Calico Life Sciences
• APR 1
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  The Cryptographic Nature of Quantum Computation
  Fermi Ma , The Simons Institute and UC Berkeley
• MAR 31
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Superhuman Vision by Co-designing Cameras, Graphics and AI
  Akshat Dave , MIT Media Lab
• MAR 21
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Generative Computer Vision for the Physical World
  Ruoshi Liu , Columbia University
• MAR 20
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Discovering and Engineering the Computation Underlying Large Intelligent Agents
  Pratyusha Sharma , The Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab at MIT
• MAR 18
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  A Quantum Upheaval in Cryptography
  William Kretschmer , The Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing
• MAR 18
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Challenges and Advances in Disease Prediction Across Medical Data Modalities
  Eran Halperin , UCLA
• MAR 17
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Consistent and Efficient Visual-Inertial State Estimation and Perception
  Chuchu Chen , University of Delaware
• MAR 12
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Securing Modern System is More Challenging Than Ever (and requires new and dedicated guardrails).
  Ben Nassi , Technion, Black Hat
• MAR 10
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Taming Model Incongruities in Networked Systems
  Nirav Atre , Carnegie Mellon University
• MAR 6
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Learning to Perceive the 4D World
  Qianqian Wang , UC Berkeley
• MAR 4
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Foundations of Deep Learning: Optimization and Representation Learning
  Alexandru Damian , Princeton University
• MAR 3
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Specializing LLMs for Reliability
  Greg Durrett
• FEB 28
  11AM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  A quest for an algorithmic theory for high-dimensional statistical inference
  Sidhanth Mohanty , Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• FEB 27
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue C150
  Sound and Automated Deductive Verifiers for Advanced Properties
  Thibault Dardinier , ETH Zurich
• FEB 26
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Efficient Probabilistically Checkable Proofs from High-Dimensional Expanders
  Mitali Bafna , Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• FEB 25
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Theoretical foundations for multi-agent learning
  Noah Golowich , Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• FEB 24
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Performance Interfaces for Systems Software and Hardware
  Rishabh Iyer , UC Berkeley
• FEB 20
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Toward Information Geometric Mechanics
  Florian Schaefer , Georgia Tech
• FEB 12
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Practical Privacy via New Systems and Abstractions
  Kinan Dak Albab , Brown University
• FEB 11
  2PM, 60 Fifth Avenue 150
  Learning Theoretic Foundations for Modern (Data) Science
  Allen Liu , MIT