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December 8, 2008
--------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Tuesday, December 9, 1:30-3:30 pm, KEC 1007. PhD Final Oral Examination - David Gubbins. Major Professor: Un-Ku Moon; Committee: Gabor Temes, Karti Mayaram, Pavan Hanumolu; GCR: Brady Gibbons. "Continuous Time Input Pipeline ADCs." Details Wednesday, December 10, 9-11 am, KEC 1007. PhD Final Oral Examination - Bernard Gregoire. Major Professor: Un-Ku Moon; Committee: Kartikeya Mayaram, Gabor Temes, Pavan Kumar Hanumolu; GCR: Brady Gibbons. "Correlated Level Shifting as a Power-Saving Method to Reduce the Effects of Finite DC Gain and Signal Swing in Opamps." Details Wednesday, December 10, 11 am-1 pm, KEC 3114. MS FINAL ORAL EXAM - Craig Furtado. Major Professor: Thinh Nguyen; Committee: Bella Bose, Bechir Hamdaoui. "Video Streaming in Unstructured p2p Networks." Details Wednesday, December 10, 2-4 pm, KEC 1001. MS FINAL ORAL EXAM - Daniel Heineck. Major Professor: John Wager; Committee: John Conley, Douglas Keszler; GCR: William Warnes. "Zinc Tin Oxide Thin-Film Transistor Circuits." Details Wednesday, December 10, 2-4 pm, KEC 1007. MS FINAL ORAL EXAM - Dharin Maniar. Major Professor: Weng-Keen Wong; Committee: Raviv Raich, Ronald Metoyer; GCR: Joseph Zaworski. "Classification of Motion Capture Sequences." Details Thursday, December 11, 2-4 pm, KEC 1007. PhD Oral Preliminary Examination - Bader Albader. Major Professor: Bella Bose; Co-Major Professor: Mary Flahive; Committee: Thinh Nguyen, Timothy Budd; GCR: Jack Higginbotham. "Some Communication Algorithms for Gaussian and Eisenstein Networks." Details Thursday, Dec 11, 12:30 pm, Rogers 226. Taylor Streng, Candidate for a MS in Mechanical Engineering, OSU School of MIME. “Mechanical Linkage Design for Haptic Rehabilitation and Development of Fine Motor Skills.” Details ---------------------------------------------------
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Internship - University of Minnesota, Supercomputing Institute for Digital Simulation and Advanced Computation. The focus of the internship is the application of computational approaches and visualization methods to supercomputing research. This includes digital simulation and advanced computation and all aspects of high-performance computing and scientific modeling and simulation as well as graphics, visualization, informatics, and high-performance network communications. Internships takes place during the summer. Deadline for applications is February 29, 2008. http://www.msi.umn.edu/general/Programs/uip/ Microsoft is committed to building the pipeline of future computer scientists. As an intern at Microsoft, you’ll have real responsibility, real work, and real opportunities to jumpstart your career. (You’ll get paid, too!) It’s an experience you’ll never find in a classroom. You’ll be given manageable assignments that you can complete while you’re here, and your efforts will likely take shape in Microsoft products—or be used by Microsoft teams—long after you return to school. You could help create a Web application, a marketing plan, a prototype, a user guide—the possibilities are endless. And just imagine millions of customers, not to mention your classmates, seeing your work! Some interns even parlay their experience into a job offer. http://www.microsoft.com/college/ip_overview.mspx 2 PhD Positions in LBS at University College Dublin, Ireland. The School of Computer Science and Informatics at University College Dublin (www.csi.ucd.ie) has two open funded PhD positions in the areas of geospatial personalization and visualization for LBS under the supervision of Dr. Michela Bertolotto. The research relevant to the first position will focus on the development of techniques to ascertain users’ spatial interests by implicitly monitoring their interaction with a spatial dataset via a mobile user interface. User interest models can be built by analyzing this information and used to generate personalized spatial datasets and interfaces. The second position relates to the use of visual techniques for effective analysis of spatial data in LBS. Details
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