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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
4/4/2013 Sparse Coding in Brains and Machines, Exploiting insight from Neroscience to improve Data Analysis with sparsity Models Georgia Tech Christopher Rozell
3/11/2013 Von Neumann and Neuromorphic Systesms Astop Spontorinic and Resistive Devices U of Pittsburg Helen LI
3/6/13 Light Weight Coordination of Heterogeneous Wireless Devices University of Michigan Kang Shin
3/1/13 Efficeient Interactive 3D Reconstruction on Mobile Devices Georgia Tech Andrew Ziegler
2/28/2013 Virtual and Augemented Reality at Calit2 UCSD Jurgen P. Schulze
2/26/13 Duke University David Smith
2/15/2013 Getting the Best out of your Wireless Spectrum Purdue Xiaojun Lin
2/15/2013 Multi Rating Data Streaming Chinese University of Hong Kong Raymond Yeung
2/14/2013 A fresh Look at Wireless Security and Multimedia University of Toronto Shish Khisti
2/12/2013 Robust Hashing and it's Applications to Content Identification UIUC Pierre Moulin
2/8/2013 Modeling and Optimizing Heterogeneous Cellular Network Capacity U of Texas, Austin Jeff Andrews
2/14/2013 Beyond Point to Point Coding UCSD Young Han Kim
2/1/2013 Utilizing Mobile Phones in Characterizing and Leveraging Peoples Movements UIUC Klara Nahrstedt
1/25/2013 Computing with Brain Circuits Duke University Miguel Nicolelis
1/8/2013 Four Decades of Swing and Miss: Why Computer Vision Can and Must Deliver University of Maryland Rama Chellappa
1/7/2013 Real Privacy: Context and Individual Control as the path to Genuine Privacy Protection for the 21st Century MIT Dr. Daniel Weitzner

Silicon Valley Seminar Series

Date Title University Professor
7/12/2012 Design and Test of FinFET Circuits and Architectures Princeton Prof. N. K. Jha and Ajoy Bhoj
4/20/2012 Comprehensive Analysis of Android Applications UC Riverside Michaelis Faloutsos, Julian Neamtiu
4/5/2012 Behavioral Detection of Malware on Mobile Handsets University of Michiga Kang Shin
3/30/2012 Systematizing and Defending Against Mobile Malware Threats Xuxian Jiang Dawn Song
3/20/2012 Smartphone Security (TBD North Carolina State Jiang North

Cambridge Seminar Series

Date Title University Professor
3/28/2012 Mobile Phones Sensing and Study of Mobile Phone Market applications and Permisions Cambridge Cecilia Mascolo, Ilias Leontiadis
11/20/2011 Android Energy Consumption: Designer Choice, Programmer Choice and user Choice Cambridge Dr. Rice
7/11/2011 Abstractins for Comminciation systems Design Cambridge Dr. Dirk Trossen
5/4/2011 The emotional computer Cambridge Peter Robinson

New Jersey Seminar Series

Date Title University Professor
3/22/2011 Service-Centric Networking with a New Service-Access Layer Princeton Mike Freedman
3/11/2011 Practical Considerations for Hybrid Transactional Memory U. of Rochester Michael Scott
2/28/2011 History and future of telecom revolution in India CEDT HS Jamidani
2/25/2011 Challenges in Cyberphysical Systems UIUC P.R Kumar