Fleming Shi Baracuda Networks November 13, 2019 Barracuda Networks, Inc. provides security, networking and data protection products based on appliances and cloud services. These solutions protect customers from cyberattacks via threat vectors including email, network, web application, web browsing and remote access. In this talk, Fleming Shi will examine the current state of Cybersecurity protection, share sample cases and explain how Barracuda protects against advanced persistent threats, phishing scams, and web application data breaches. View the full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rMWw6rRoeSpkiseTHzWj6vu
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Learn more at https://online.stanford.edu. In this webinar, you’ll learn the latest on all things “crypto” from Professor Dan Boneh, head of the Stanford’s applied cryptography group and Co-Director of the university’s computer security lab.
Arlan Hamilton Backstage Capital November 13, 2019 Backstage Capital founder and managing partner Arlan Hamilton built a venture capital fund from the ground up, while homeless. Her fund is dedicated to minimizing funding disparities in tech by investing in high-potential founders who are people of color, women, and/or LGBT. Hamilton …
Stanford Seminar - Designing a New American Dream: Thoughts on Inclusion,
Durability, and Play
Nov. 19, 2019
August de los Reyes Varo November 8, 2019 Inclusive Design is becoming commonplace in 21st century design product design approaches. This talk illustrates how one design experienced a life-changing accident, and how this event brought inclusive design into the design agenda of one on the world's technology companies-and how a …
Aileen Lee Cowboy Ventures November 6, 2019 In 2013, Aileen Lee coined the term “unicorn” to refer to the growing field of startups with $1 billion valuations. At the time, she was a year into her role as a founder and managing partner of Cowboy Ventures, and her team was …
Donald Knuth's 25th Annual Christmas Lecture: Pi and The Art of Computer Programming Donald Knuth, Professor Emeritus 2019 The number π appears thousands of times in The Art of Computer Programming, in many different contexts. Dr. I. J. Matrix has remarked that its digits, “when properly interpreted,” actually convey the …
Mark Lewandowski talks about his experience with the Stanford Innovation and Entrepreneurship program. Learn more about these programs at https://online.stanford.edu/programs?keywords=innovation
Ricardo Sanfelice UC Santa Cruz November 8, 2019 Hybrid systems model the behavior of dynamical systems in which the states can evolve continuously and, at isolate time instances, exhibit instantaneous jumps. Such systems arise when control algorithms that involve digital devices are applied to continuous-time systems, or when the intrinsic …
Stanford Seminar - Thunderclap & CHERI (Capability Hardware-Enhanced RISC
Instructions)
Nov. 15, 2019
Peter Neumann SRI International November 6, 2019 Thunderclap: A Research Platform for I/O Security; CHERI: Capability Hardware-Enhanced RISC Instructions This is a two-part talk on SRI's joint work with the UK University of Cambridge. The first part is based on a paper that is part of our CHERI hardware-software development …
Mor Naaman Cornell Tech November 1, 2019 Trust is what enables our society to function, from supporting interpersonal transactions to providing the very foundation of our democracy. How trust is established online is therefore a key question for HCI to understand and address, especially as the landscape is rapidly changing …
Srin Madipalli Airbnb October 30, 2019 While earning his MBA at the University of Oxford’s Said Business School and teaching himself to code, Srin Madipalli found himself compelled by the power of technology to transform the lives of people with disabilities. He soon co-founded Accomable, a web app that grew …
Stanford Seminar - Current Status of tinyML and the Enormous Opportunities
Ahead (panel discussion)
Nov. 11, 2019
Dr. Evgeni Gousev Qualcomm Research Pete Warden Google October 31, 2019 Dr. Evgeni Gousev is a Senior Director of Engineering in Qualcomm Research. He leads HW R&D; org in the Silicon Valley Center and is also responsible for developing ultra low power embedded computing platform, including always on machine vision …
Otmar Hilliges ETH Zürich October 25, 2019 Virtual and Mixed Reality (XR) holds the promise to significantly change the ways we interact with digital information. Despite much progress from both research and industry there are still many challenges to be mastered before XR can become a mainstream interaction paradigm. In …
Francesco Borrelli UC Berkeley October 25, 2019 Forecasts play an important role in autonomous and automated systems. Applications include transportation, energy, manufacturing and healthcare systems. Predictions of systems dynamics, human behavior and environment conditions can improve safety and performance of the resulting system. However, constraint satisfaction, performance guarantees and real-time …
Huiying Li University of Chicago Emily Wegner University of Chicago October 30, 2019 As deep learning classifiers continue to mature, model providers with sufficient data and computation resources are exploring approaches to monetize the development of increasingly powerful models. Licensing models is a promising approach, but requires a robust tool …
Stanford Seminar - Federated Learning in Medicine: Breaking Down Silos to
Advance Medical Research
Nov. 4, 2019
Dr. Thomas Clozel OWKIN October 24, 2019 Thomas is the CEO and Co-Founder at OWKIN, leading medical research and business intelligence. He is a former Assistant Professor of Clinical Onco-Hematology at Hôpital Henri Mondor in Paris. Thomas is also a former member of Ari Melnick’s lab at the Weill Cornell …
Dr. Sven Beiker Silicon Valley Mobility, LLD Dr. Maarten Sierhuis Silicon Valley, Nissan North America, Inc. October 17, 2019 Sven Beiker is a Lecturer in Management at the GSB, and the Managing Director of Silicon Valley Mobility, an independent consulting & advisory firm. He covers the electrification, automation, connectivity, and …
Casey Fiesler University of Colorado October 18, 2019 Hardly a week passes without a new technology ethics scandal-from privacy violations on social media platforms to biased algorithms to controversial data collection for training facial recognition systems. This talk describes three research projects from my lab that are working towards informing …
Kostas Alexis University of Nevada, Reno October 18, 2019 This talk will present our contributions in the domain of field-hardened resilient robotic autonomy and specifically on multi-modal sensing-degraded GPS-denied localization and mapping, informative path planning, and robust control to facilitate reliable access, exploration, mapping and search of challenging environments such …
Dr. Richard Dasher Stanford University October 23, 2019 China and the United States have a complex codependent relationship in the electronics and computer industries. This relationship is currently under stress. In this talk, I begin by putting the current friction into the context of similar friction between the U.S. and …