Recent Lectures from Academia

Qualcomm regularly hosts professors to present technical lectures to project teams at our research facilities.

San Diego Seminar Series

Date Title University Professor
10/29/2010 Cell Phones: How Power Consumption Determines Functionality MIT/CSAIL Prof Arvind
10/26/2010 Living with Ubiquitous Sensing and Dynamic Responsive Media MIT Media Lab Prof Joesph Paradiso
10/25/2010 Participatoary Sensing: From Ecosystems to Human Systems UCLA Deborah Estrin
10/22/2010 Chip Design for on body wireless sensing University of Washington Brian Otis
10/14/2010 From OO to FPGA: Fitting round objects into Square HW UCLA Jens Palsberg
9/2/2010 SmartGrids Southern California Edison Jeff Gooding
7/30/2010 Context Awarenes, Activity Rocgonition and Discovery Georgia Tech Thad Starner
7/14/2010 Energy Efficient Delay constrained scheduling for multi uswer wireless sytems IIT-Bombay Abhay Karandikar
6/4/2010 Research Directions in Mobile Augmented Reality Augmented University of Canterbury Mark Billinghurst
5/21/2010 Noncontact Vital Sign Detection Radar sensor for Perosnal and Pervasive Health Monitoring U. of Florida Jenshan Lin
5/18/2010 Fundamental Tradeoffs between Probing and State aware Scheduling in Future Wireless Networkds ASU Junshan Zhang
5/13/2010 Distribute Sensing and Perception vis Sparse Representation Berkeley Allen Yang

Silicon Valley Seminar Series

Date Title University Professor
7/16/2010 Understanding the Mobile User Expereince PARC Ellen Isaacs
7/9/2010 The information is in the maps Stanford Leonida Guibas
6/23/2010 System Level Design of Multi-Processor/Multi-core System-on-Chip University of Texas at Austin Andreas Gerstlauer
6/4/2010 WebBlaze: New Techniques and Tools for Web Securtiy and BitBlaze: Computer Security via Binary Analysis UC Berkley Dawn Song
5/19/2010 Secure Web Browsing UIUC Samuel T. King
5/14/2010 Understanding performance bottlenecks in numerical kernels on GPUs UC Berkley Vasily Volkov
4/30/2010 Web Scipting Language Performance (focusing on PhP) Yahoo Rasmus Lerdorf