The First Paradise Mini-Workshop

May 18, 2006

The first Paradise lab workshop was held on May 18, 2006. The main purpose of the workshop is as a vehicle for current and past members of the lab to discuss their latest research results and ideas, in the pleasant and collegial atmosphere typical to our group meetings.

The program includes semi-formal talks on a variety of topics, a good opportunity to refresh the mind with ideas from multiple areas of research.

The Speaker Schedule:

Michael Langberg	Communication on Oblivious Channels
Yuval Cassuto	Cyclic Array Codes
Matthew Cook	Networks of Relations
Marc Riedel	Efficient Simulation of Chemical Reaction Systems
David Soloveichik	Complex Behavior in Stochastic Chemistry
Andrew McGregor	Stream Algorithms
Alex Sprintson	Simple Network Codes for Instantaneous Recovery from Edge Failures in Unicasts
Farzad Parvaresh	Correcting Errors Beyond The GS Bound in Polynomial Time
Moshe Schwartz	Network Tomography
Jie Gao	Distributed Localization using Noisy Distance and Angle Information
Lihao Xu	More (Array) Codes, Never Enough
Anxiao (Andrew) Jiang	Sensor Networks from the Network Perspective