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1	2 CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Learning Systems: Systems and Abstractions for Large-Scale Machine Learning (4:00 PM)	3 Advances in Photoreal Digital Humans in Film and in Real-Time (11:00 AM) Speaker Diarization: Optimal Clustering and Learning Speaker Embeddings (2:00 PM) Theory of Computation (TOC) Seminar Series 2015: Shayan Gharan: Effective-Resistance-Reducing Flows, Spectrally Thin Trees and Asymmetric TSP (4:15 PM)	4 Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015: Crowdsourcing genomics research (11:30 AM) Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015: Michael Cohen: l_p Row Sampling by Lewis Weights (4:00 PM)	5 Simulation-Guided Formal Analysis for Industrial Embedded Control Designs (11:00 AM)	6 Cryptography and Information Security (CIS) Seminar Series 2015: Ben Fisch: Physical Zero Knowledge and Secure Computation (10:30 AM)	7
8 The Remarkable Life and Career of Ellen Swallow Richards: Pioneer in Science and Technology (4:00 PM)	9 CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Building behavioral experimentation engines (4:00 PM)	10 PL/SE Seminar Series 2014/2015: Computer-aided cryptography (1:30 PM) CS Special Seminar Series 2015: EECS/Networked Systems and Connection Science Seminar: Algorithms for Strategic Agents (3:00 PM) An Unsupervised Method for Uncovering Morphological Chains (4:00 PM) Theory of Computation (TOC) Seminar Series 2015: Moses Charikar: The Hidden Objective of Spectral Clustering? (4:15 PM)	11 Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015: Massive migration from the Eurasian steppe was a source for Indo-European languages in Europe (11:30 AM) Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015: The Johnson-Lindenstrauss lemma is optimal for linear dimensionality reduction (2:30 PM)	12 Using high dimensional quantitative genetics to understand basic biology (11:00 AM) Modeling Cognition with Probabilistic Programs: Representations and Algorithms (1:00 PM) CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Interaction as Manipulation (4:00 PM)	13 Cryptography and Information Security (CIS) Seminar Series 2015: Ranjit Kumaresan: How to Use Bitcoin to Design Fair Protocols (10:30 AM)	14
15	16 Unifying Pose Graph Inference across the Fields: Solutions, Guarantees, and Open Problems (3:00 PM) CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Coordination Avoidance in Distributed Databases (4:00 PM)	17 Theory of Computation (TOC) Seminar Series 2015: Mikkel Thorup: Deterministic Global Minimum Cut of a Simple Graph in Near-Linear Time (4:15 PM)	18 Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015: Evolutionary couplings: causal relationships for discovery and design (11:30 AM) Summer UROP Opportunities at the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) (2:30 PM) Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015: Peter van Emde Boas: History of the van Emde Boas Trees (3:30 PM)	19 CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Unlocking Interaction via Pixel-Based Reverse Engineering (4:00 PM) Boston IEEE/ACM Joint Seminar Series 2014/2015: Big Data versus Big Insight - A Case Study from Healthcare Customer Service (7:00 PM)	20 Paynter Lecture on Robotics: Recovery of Function in Major Spinal Cord Injury Using Epidural Stimulation (4:00 PM)	21
22	23 Brains, Minds and Machines Seminar Series September 2015-June 2016: Computer Vision that is changing our lives (4:00 PM)	24 Factor Graphs for Flexible Inference in Robotics and Vision (11:00 AM)	25	26	27	28
29	30 CS Special Seminar Series 2015: ObliVM: Practical Oblivious Computation (4:00 PM)	31	1 Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015: Evolution, Antibiotics, and Algorithms (11:30 AM) Big Data Lecture Series 2014/2015: Love the Processor, Hate the Process: The Temptations of Clever Algorithms and When to Resist Them (4:00 PM) Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015: Cameron Musco: Dimensionality Reduction for k-Means Clustering and Low Rank Approximation (4:00 PM)	2 CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Improving Resource Efficiency in Cloud Computing (4:00 PM)	3 Using quantum computers to change the way we study chemical problems (12:00 PM)	4

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CS Special Seminar Series 2015:
Learning Systems: Systems and Abstractions for Large-Scale Machine Learning (4:00 PM)

3

Advances in Photoreal Digital Humans in Film and in Real-Time (11:00 AM)

Speaker Diarization: Optimal Clustering and Learning Speaker Embeddings (2:00 PM)

Theory of Computation (TOC) Seminar Series 2015:
Shayan Gharan: Effective-Resistance-Reducing Flows, Spectrally Thin Trees and Asymmetric TSP (4:15 PM)

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Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015:
Crowdsourcing genomics research (11:30 AM)

Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015:
Michael Cohen: l_p Row Sampling by Lewis Weights (4:00 PM)

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Simulation-Guided Formal Analysis for Industrial Embedded Control Designs (11:00 AM)

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Cryptography and Information Security (CIS) Seminar Series 2015:
Ben Fisch: Physical Zero Knowledge and Secure Computation (10:30 AM)

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The Remarkable Life and Career of Ellen Swallow Richards: Pioneer in Science and Technology (4:00 PM)

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CS Special Seminar Series 2015:
Building behavioral experimentation engines (4:00 PM)

10

PL/SE Seminar Series 2014/2015:
Computer-aided cryptography (1:30 PM)

CS Special Seminar Series 2015:
EECS/Networked Systems and Connection Science Seminar: Algorithms for Strategic Agents (3:00 PM)

An Unsupervised Method for Uncovering Morphological Chains (4:00 PM)

Theory of Computation (TOC) Seminar Series 2015:
Moses Charikar: The Hidden Objective of Spectral Clustering? (4:15 PM)

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Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015:
Massive migration from the Eurasian steppe was a source for Indo-European languages in Europe (11:30 AM)

Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015:
The Johnson-Lindenstrauss lemma is optimal for linear dimensionality reduction (2:30 PM)

12

Using high dimensional quantitative genetics to understand basic biology (11:00 AM)

Modeling Cognition with Probabilistic Programs: Representations and Algorithms (1:00 PM)

CS Special Seminar Series 2015:
Interaction as Manipulation (4:00 PM)

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Cryptography and Information Security (CIS) Seminar Series 2015:
Ranjit Kumaresan: How to Use Bitcoin to Design Fair Protocols (10:30 AM)

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Unifying Pose Graph Inference across the Fields: Solutions, Guarantees, and Open Problems (3:00 PM)

CS Special Seminar Series 2015:
Coordination Avoidance in Distributed Databases (4:00 PM)

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Theory of Computation (TOC) Seminar Series 2015:
Mikkel Thorup: Deterministic Global Minimum Cut of a Simple Graph in Near-Linear Time (4:15 PM)

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Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015:
Evolutionary couplings: causal relationships for discovery and design (11:30 AM)

Summer UROP Opportunities at the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) (2:30 PM)

Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015:
Peter van Emde Boas: History of the van Emde Boas Trees (3:30 PM)

19

CS Special Seminar Series 2015:
Unlocking Interaction via Pixel-Based Reverse Engineering (4:00 PM)

Boston IEEE/ACM Joint Seminar Series 2014/2015:
Big Data versus Big Insight - A Case Study from Healthcare Customer Service (7:00 PM)

20

Paynter Lecture on Robotics: Recovery of Function in Major Spinal Cord Injury Using Epidural Stimulation (4:00 PM)

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Brains, Minds and Machines Seminar Series September 2015-June 2016:
Computer Vision that is changing our lives (4:00 PM)

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Factor Graphs for Flexible Inference in Robotics and Vision (11:00 AM)

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CS Special Seminar Series 2015:
ObliVM: Practical Oblivious Computation (4:00 PM)

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Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015:
Evolution, Antibiotics, and Algorithms (11:30 AM)

Big Data Lecture Series 2014/2015:
Love the Processor, Hate the Process: The Temptations of Clever Algorithms and When to Resist Them (4:00 PM)

Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015:
Cameron Musco: Dimensionality Reduction for k-Means Clustering and Low Rank Approximation (4:00 PM)

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CS Special Seminar Series 2015:
Improving Resource Efficiency in Cloud Computing (4:00 PM)

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Using quantum computers to change the way we study chemical problems (12:00 PM)

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Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
1	2 CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Learning Systems: Systems and Abstractions for Large-Scale Machine Learning (4:00 PM)	3 Advances in Photoreal Digital Humans in Film and in Real-Time (11:00 AM) Speaker Diarization: Optimal Clustering and Learning Speaker Embeddings (2:00 PM) Theory of Computation (TOC) Seminar Series 2015: Shayan Gharan: Effective-Resistance-Reducing Flows, Spectrally Thin Trees and Asymmetric TSP (4:15 PM)	4 Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015: Crowdsourcing genomics research (11:30 AM) Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015: Michael Cohen: l_p Row Sampling by Lewis Weights (4:00 PM)	5 Simulation-Guided Formal Analysis for Industrial Embedded Control Designs (11:00 AM)	6 Cryptography and Information Security (CIS) Seminar Series 2015: Ben Fisch: Physical Zero Knowledge and Secure Computation (10:30 AM)	7
8 The Remarkable Life and Career of Ellen Swallow Richards: Pioneer in Science and Technology (4:00 PM)	9 CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Building behavioral experimentation engines (4:00 PM)	10 PL/SE Seminar Series 2014/2015: Computer-aided cryptography (1:30 PM) CS Special Seminar Series 2015: EECS/Networked Systems and Connection Science Seminar: Algorithms for Strategic Agents (3:00 PM) An Unsupervised Method for Uncovering Morphological Chains (4:00 PM) Theory of Computation (TOC) Seminar Series 2015: Moses Charikar: The Hidden Objective of Spectral Clustering? (4:15 PM)	11 Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015: Massive migration from the Eurasian steppe was a source for Indo-European languages in Europe (11:30 AM) Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015: The Johnson-Lindenstrauss lemma is optimal for linear dimensionality reduction (2:30 PM)	12 Using high dimensional quantitative genetics to understand basic biology (11:00 AM) Modeling Cognition with Probabilistic Programs: Representations and Algorithms (1:00 PM) CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Interaction as Manipulation (4:00 PM)	13 Cryptography and Information Security (CIS) Seminar Series 2015: Ranjit Kumaresan: How to Use Bitcoin to Design Fair Protocols (10:30 AM)	14
15	16 Unifying Pose Graph Inference across the Fields: Solutions, Guarantees, and Open Problems (3:00 PM) CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Coordination Avoidance in Distributed Databases (4:00 PM)	17 Theory of Computation (TOC) Seminar Series 2015: Mikkel Thorup: Deterministic Global Minimum Cut of a Simple Graph in Near-Linear Time (4:15 PM)	18 Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015: Evolutionary couplings: causal relationships for discovery and design (11:30 AM) Summer UROP Opportunities at the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) (2:30 PM) Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015: Peter van Emde Boas: History of the van Emde Boas Trees (3:30 PM)	19 CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Unlocking Interaction via Pixel-Based Reverse Engineering (4:00 PM) Boston IEEE/ACM Joint Seminar Series 2014/2015: Big Data versus Big Insight - A Case Study from Healthcare Customer Service (7:00 PM)	20 Paynter Lecture on Robotics: Recovery of Function in Major Spinal Cord Injury Using Epidural Stimulation (4:00 PM)	21
22	23 Brains, Minds and Machines Seminar Series September 2015-June 2016: Computer Vision that is changing our lives (4:00 PM)	24 Factor Graphs for Flexible Inference in Robotics and Vision (11:00 AM)	25	26	27	28
29	30 CS Special Seminar Series 2015: ObliVM: Practical Oblivious Computation (4:00 PM)	31	1 Bioinformatics Seminar Series 2015: Evolution, Antibiotics, and Algorithms (11:30 AM) Big Data Lecture Series 2014/2015: Love the Processor, Hate the Process: The Temptations of Clever Algorithms and When to Resist Them (4:00 PM) Algorithms and Complexity Series Fall 2014 / Spring 2015: Cameron Musco: Dimensionality Reduction for k-Means Clustering and Low Rank Approximation (4:00 PM)	2 CS Special Seminar Series 2015: Improving Resource Efficiency in Cloud Computing (4:00 PM)	3 Using quantum computers to change the way we study chemical problems (12:00 PM)	4