Events related to Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Leveraging Sociotechnical Security and Privacy to Address Online Abuse"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Cyber-Physical Security Through the Lens of AI-Enabled Systems"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "AI Coders Are among Us: Rethinking Programming Language Grammar towards Efficient Code Generation"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Privacy-first Information Algorithm Designs"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Re-creating 3D World from 2D Captures with 3D Generative AI"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Imaging of Multi Materials in Dual-Energy Computed Tomography"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Metaverse is Taking Off? Part 2"
港科大-华科大 医工交叉论坛
- 医工交叉：人工智能医疗前沿研究与转化应用论坛
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Optimizing Data Management for Scalable Graph Neural Network Training"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- " Explainable AI and its role in AI governance: Perspectives from Cognitive Science"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "The super alignment of super intelligence with large language models"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Finding Best Tuple via Interaction from Users with Errors"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Fundamentals of Privacy as Contextual Integrity"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Security-Enhanced Radio Access Networks for 5G OpenRAN"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Security-Enhanced Radio Access Networks for 5G OpenRAN"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Advancing Ambient Intelligence with AIoT Systems for Smart Health"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Towards More Accessible Tools for Content Creation"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Faster priority ordered irregular parallelism through hardware and software"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Navigating the non-convex landscape via amplifying escape directions of saddle points"
