Attend the next IE Decision Systems Engineering Spring 2022 Seminar and learn about how reliability engineering can help address the challenges of creating new medical devices and health care solutions. Frontiers in Reliability Engineering Research and ApplicationsPresented by E. A. Elsayed, Rutgers University Friday, February 11, 2022Noon–1 p.m.Attend on Zoom Abstract The pace of the…
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Seminar: Solving Certain Type of Large-Scale Scheduling Problems via Hybrid Decomposition, February 4
Attend the next IE Decision Systems Engineering Spring 2022 Seminar with Antonio Conejo, a professor at The Ohio State University, in which he discusses an important large-scale scheduling problem of energy storage. Solving Certain Type of Large-Scale Scheduling Problems via Hybrid DecompositionPresented by Antonio J. Conejo, The Ohio State University Friday, February 4, 2022NoonAttend on…
Webinar: Does Geospatial AI Promise an Ethical Future for Spatial Analytics? Learn more February 8
ASU’s Spatial Analysis Research Center, or SPARC, in partnership with the American Association of Geographers, invites you to a webinar on Tuesday, February 8, 2022, to explore conversations over the ethical issues that arise in geographic research, particularly Geospatial Artificial Intelligence. Does GeoAI Promise an Ethical Future for Spatial Analytics?Tuesday, February 8, 20228–10:30 a.m.Register to attend…
Seminar: Efficient and Safe Learning of Probably Approximately Complete Action Models, January 21
Join us for the first School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence Spring ’22 Seminar Series event hosted by Assistant Professor Siddharth Srivastava in which Washington University, St. Louis Associate Professor Brendan Juba discusses algorithms for learning action models. Efficient and Safe Learning of Probably Approximately Complete Action ModelsPresented by Brendan Juba, Washington University, St. Louis…
Seminar: Adaptive Machine Learning Controls and Diagnostics for Time-Varying Charged Particle Beams, December 6
Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Engineering Leadership Council is hosting an engineer seminar series event about adaptive machine learning controls and diagnostics with Alexander Scheinker. Adaptive Machine Learning Controls and Diagnostics for Time-Varying Charged Particle BeamsPresented by Alexander Scheinker, Applied Electrodynamics, Los Alamos National Laboratory Monday, December 6, 20211 p.m. Mountain TimeJoin via WebEx Meeting number (access…
Seminar: Trapped Ion Quantum Computing and Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm for MaxCut Problem, October 27
Attend the next ASU Quantum Information Processing Seminar Series event this fall hosted by School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence Professor Arunabha Sen and Professor Aviral Shrivastava. Trapped Ion Quantum Computing and Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm for MaxCut ProblemPresented by Ye Wang, Duke University Wednesday, October 27, 202110 a.m.Attend via Zoom with password 94025 Abstract Quantum information processing (QIP)…
Seminar: Rethinking Resilience, October 22
Attend the next IE Decision Systems Engineering Fall ’21 Seminar Series event on how to improve the resilience of operations systems in a talk hosted by Geunyeong Byeon. Rethinking ResiliencePresented by David Alderson, Naval Postgraduate School Friday, October 22, 2021NoonBrickyard Engineering (BYENG) 210, Tempe campus [map] Abstract Operations research has yielded remarkable progress in the…
Attend the next MateriAlz Seminar: Digital Manufacturing of Polymer Products: Convergence of Hardware, Software and Materials, October 22
Polymer product production relies on old-age molding techniques. Additive methods have not delivered meaningful alternatives to traditional processes — until now. Learn how Joseph M. DeSimone uses continuous liquid interface production, or CLIP, technology, which embodies a convergence of advances in software, hardware and materials to bring the digital revolution to polymer additive manufacturing. Digital…
Seminar: Risk-Sensitive Optimization for Electricity Markets, October 1
The Learning, Information, Optimization, Networks, and Statistics (LIONS) seminar series is hosting Subhonmesh Bose from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Risk-Sensitive Optimization for Electricity MarketsPresented by Subhonmesh Bose, assistant professor, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Friday, October 1, 20211–2:30 p.m. MSTAttend on Zoom For a recording of the seminar, contact Parth Thaker at [email protected]. See a list of…
Marrying Stochastic Gradient Descent with Bandits: Learning Algorithms for Inventory Systems with Fixed Costs, October 1
Attend the next IE Decision Systems Engineering Fall ’21 Seminar Series with Cong Shi from the University of Michigan and hosted by Assistant Professor Geunyeong Byeon. A Q&A will follow the talk about learning algorithms. Marrying Stochastic Gradient Descent with Bandits: Learning Algorithms for Inventory Systems with Fixed CostsPresented by Cong Shi, Industrial and Operations Engineering,…