Archive of all posts before the year 2020.
The Computer Science Graduate Society is pleased to present a talk by Annie Ying on February 11, Thursday. To help us know how much food to order, please fill this Google form if you plan to attend: http://goo.gl/forms/HLEmeB3DZR. —————– Date: February 11 Time: 1:00-2:00pm Location: McConnell Room 320 Speaker: Annie Ying Title: Code Fragment Summarization Abstract: Code Read more…
We are starting “Afternoon tea” events for graduate students and faculty members. Every Wednesday from 3-4 pm the lounge will be reserved for us. CSGS will provide the tea and cookies! We will also buy a new tea boiler for the lounge. (yaaaay!). Please come with your own mug. We hope this will be a Read more…
On February 8th, 7:30 pm at Thomson House There is a room reserved for us on the 1st floor. Come, socialize with your fellow students and have fun! Five reasons why you should come: 1) Free Drinks (up to 2) for CS students 2) Fun board games 3) Friends Read more…
The Computer Science Graduate Society is pleased to present the first talk of the winter semester by Emmanuel Bengio on 15th January. To help us know how much food to order, please fill this Google form if you plan to attend: http://goo.gl/forms/9lVPNT5tyV —————– Date: January 15 Time: 13:00-14:00 Location: McConnell Room 103 Speaker: Emmanuel Bengio Read more…
The Computer Science Graduate Society is pleased to present a talk by Anqi Xu on 2nd December (next Wednesday). To help us know how much food to order, please fill this Google form if you plan to attend: http://goo.gl/forms/hkof94CtJC. Date: December 2 (next Wednesday) Time: 12:00-13:00 Location: McConnell Room 103 Speaker: Anqi Xu Title: Efficient Collaborations Read more…
Transparency is next to Godliness!! Here we tell you, most cherished CS grads, about the ways in which we are spending your money. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you feel we are over- or under-spending on some criteria!.
Following are the response charts : Q1: We will cater lunch from your favorite restaurant(s) for our seminar lunches. Rank the following choices from 1 to 5, your most favorite being 1 (google the name of the restaurant to learn more about it) : Q2: What day of the week would you Read more…
Speaker: Vladimir Reinharz Title: RNA Sequence Design Abstract: RNAs are biomolecules that can be seen as words in {ACGU}+. An interesting mathematical representation of the structure as a dot bracket sequence [e.g. (((…))) ] has been shown to have some ressemblance with reality. Having an energy model derived from experiments, Read more…