SCAI Spring ’22 Seminar Series Invited Speaker Manish Bansal presents algorithms for network vulnerability analysis and camera-based surveillance in this talk hosted by Assistant Professor Adolfo Escobedo. Exact Algorithms for Distributionally Risk-Receptive Programs and Camera View-Frame Placement Problems: Applications in Homeland SecurityPresented by Manish Bansal Friday, April 29, 2022NoonArtisan Court at the Brickyard (BYAC) 209,…
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Learn about upcoming seminars covering exciting and innovative research topics.
Seminar: Using Technomorphism to Understand What Makes Us Human, April 22
Learn how to think like a robot — also known as technomorphism — and what it teaches us about human-technology interactions at this upcoming seminar. Using Technomorphism to Understand What Makes Us HumanPresented by Heather C. Lum, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Friday, April 22, 202212:30 p.m.Santa Catalina Hall (SANCA) 151, Polytechnic campus [map] and Zoom Abstract Operators…
Seminar: Industrial Artificial Intelligence for Maintenance and Service Innovations in Next Generation Industry Systems, April 15
Attend the next School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks seminar exploring the use of artificial intelligence in industrial applications. Industrial Artificial Intelligence for Maintenance and Service Innovations in Next Generation Industry SystemsPresented by Xiaodong Jia, University of Cincinnati Friday, April 15, 202210–11 a.m.Peralta Hall (PRLTA) 132, Polytechnic campus [map] and Zoom Abstract Driven by the rapid…
Seminar: What is next in acoustic-based sensing and testing localization, diagnosis, and prognosis challenges, April 18
Learn about how New Mexico State University researchers are improving the accuracy and capabilities of sensing and monitoring technologies for evaluating complex structures at the April 18 School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks seminar. What is next in acoustic-based sensing and testing localization, diagnosis, and prognosis challengesPresented by Ehsan Dehghan-Niri, New Mexico State University Monday,…
Attend the Dean’s Distinguished Lecture with Robert Calderbank, April 21
Join Dean Kyle Squires for this special lecture and Q&A with Robert Calderbank, whose research interests include error control codes for quantum computing, wireless communication and the internet of things, coding theory for computer architecture, signal processing and machine learning. Students, staff and faculty members are invited to attend. Dean’s Distinguished Lecture with Robert CalderbankThursday,…
Seminar: Gaining fundamental insights from metabolic engineering targets in algal biotechnology, April 11
Learn about molecular toolkits for green microalga for biotechnology applications in this School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment seminar. Seminar: Gaining fundamental insights from metabolic engineering targets in algal biotechnologyPresented by Kyle J. Lauersen, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) Monday, April 11, 20223:15–4:15 p.m.College Avenue Commons (CAVC) 333, Tempe campus [map]…
Seminar: InfoRich Connected and Automated Vehicle, April 7
Attend the next School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks seminar exploring the future of connected and autonomous vehicles. InfoRich Connected and Automated VehiclePresented by Junfeng Zhao, GM Global Technical Center, Warren, Michigan Thursday, April 7, 202210–11 a.m.Santa Catalina Hall (SANCA) 151, Polytechnic campus [map] and Zoom Abstract Connected and automated vehicle (CAV) is a transformative technology…
Seminar: Intelligent Control and Optimization of Smart Vehicle Systems with High Complexity, April 14
Learn about addressing the challenges of complex systems such as next-generation vehicles in this School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks seminar. Intelligent Control and Optimization of Smart Vehicle Systems with High ComplexityPresented by Hicham Chaoui, Carleton University Thursday, April 14, 20229–10 a.m.Santa Catalina Hall (SANCA) 153, Polytechnic campus [map] and Zoom Abstract Complex systems, like next-generation…
Seminar: Carbon Capture in Algae and the Feasibility of Using CO2 from Biogas, April 4
Attend the next School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment seminar presented by Biodesign Swette Center for Environmental Biotechnology Research Scientist Everett Eustance, who will discuss efficient CO2 transfer to algae for carbon capture and utilization. Carbon Capture in Algae and the Feasibility of Using CO2 from BiogasPresented by Everett Eustance, Biodesign Swette Center for Environmental…
Seminar: Investigating inequities in student preparation for engineering practice, April 4
Learn about the inequities that affect how students prepare for their professional careers and recent projects that seek to better structure the engineering education experience in this upcoming seminar. Investigating inequities in student preparation for engineering practicePresented by Laura Hirshfield, University of Michigan Monday, April 4, 20229:30–10:30 a.m.Santa Catalina Hall (SANCA) 153, Polytechnic campus [map]…