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July 12
Stuff-Haptics: A System to
automatically generate Passive Haptics Experiences in arbitrary
environments
Moritz Loos, Chemnitz University
of Technology, Germany
July 26
Interdisciplinarity:
charting it to allow for more responsive research systems
Sander Zwanenburg,
Department of Information Science
August 2
Neural Network Models for
Learning Representations of 3D Objects via Tactile Exploration
Xiaogang Yan,
Department of Computer Science
August 9
Automatic Debugging of Software: A Lost Cause or a Goal Worth Pursuing?
Daniel Alencar da Costa, Department of Information Science
August 16
When blockchain meets networks with high latency
Luming Wan, Department
of Computer Science
August 23
Structural Causal Modelling: A revolution?
John Williams,
Department of Marketing
September 6
Achieving Continual Learning in
Deep Neural Networks
Craig Atkinson,
Department of Computer Science
September 13
App review mining - A story of six student projects
Tony Savarimuthu, Department of Information Science
September 20
EEG-based Anxious Personality Prediction and Potential Biomarker Visualization using Convolutional Neural Networks
David (Yi) Wang, Department
of Computer Science
September 27
Towards Elicitation, Classification
and Prioritization of App Reviews Reflecting End-users’ Requirements for App Maintenance and Evolution Tasks
Saurabh Malgaonkar, Department of Information Science
October 4
Adaptive Memory Protection for Many-Core Systems
Wolfgang Schröder-Preikschat, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU)
October 11
Bad Writing
Geoff Wyvill,
Department of Computer Science
November 15
Learning to Reason: from
Question Answering to Problem Solving
Prof. Michael Witbrock,
Broad AI Lab, University of Auckland School of Computer Science
November 22
Visual Cybersecurity Analytics
Assoc. Prof. Jan Springer, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
November 29
Combining TMS-(EEG)-fMRI: from basic research to clinical applications
Dr. Alex Sack, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience (FPN), Maastricht University
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