Current CSL Lecture Series
CSL Distinguished Visitor Lecture Series
Distinguished Visitor Lecture Series
Dr. Toby Berger 2002
Dr. Brian Anderson 2003
Dr. Martin Vetterli 2003
Dr. Witold Respondek 2004
Dr. W. M. Wonham 2005
Dr. Dimitri Bertsekas 2006
Dr. Don Towsley 2007
Visitor Lecture Series
Dr. Roberto Tempo 2002
Dr. Hsueh-Ming Hang 2004
Dr. Witold Respondek 2004
Dr. John Schotland 2005
Dr. Admela Jakan 2005
Dr. Dimitri Bertsekas 2006
Dr. Rafail Khasminski 2006
Dr. Stephen Hanley 2006
Dr. Roberto Tempo 2009
Sundaram Seshu Lecture Series
Sundaram Seshu Lecture Series
R.T. Chien Lecture Series
R.T. Chien Distinguished Lecturer Series
SPEAKER DATE TITLE
Dr. Charles Sodini November 13, 2009 Silicon mm-Wave Imaging Arrays
MIT
Dr. Karl Astrom November 4. 2009 The Future of Control
Lund University, Sweden
Dr. Mani Chandy March 10, 2009 An Attempt at Integrating Ideas from Distributed
California Institute of Technology Control, Temporal Logic and Game Theory
Dr. Yannis Tsividis November 11, 2008 Analog-Inspired DSP
Columbia University
Dr. Shekhar Borkar April 11, 2006 Extending and Expanding Moore’s Law
Intel Fellow Challenges and Opportunities
Professor Nancy Lynch April 12, 2005 Virtual Node Infrastructures for Mobile
MIT Wireless Networks
Dr. Steven M. Bellovin December 1, 2004 Nuclear Weapons, Permissive Action Links,
AT&T Labs-Research and the History of Public Key Cryptography
Professor Chenming Hu October 8, 2004 How Much Longer CMOS?
University of California, Berkeley
Professor Nancy Leveson May 4, 2004 A New Model of Accident Causation
MIT
Professor Joachim Hagenauer February 25, 2003 The Turbo Principle in Communications
Inst. of Communications Engr Systems
Munich University of Technology
Professor Yale N. Patt December 5, 2002 The High Performance Micro-processor
University of Texas at Austin
Professor Ronald W. Schafer November 9, 2000 DSP Research and Education: Past,
Georgia Institute of Technology Present, and Future
Professor Mischa Schwartz April 12, 2000 Multimedia Wireless Networks of the Future
Columbia University – Some Research Issues To Be Addressed
Professor James L. Massey March 29, 2000 Prognosis for 21st Century Cryptography
Swiss Federal Inst. of Technology
Dr. James F. Kaiser February 25, 1999 Engineering vs. Science in
Duke University Problem Solving—A Perspective
Professor Alberto Isidori September 15, 1997 Nonlinear Feedback Design
University of Rome “La Sapienza”
Washington University, St. Louis
Dr. Tsuneo Nakahara December 6, 1996 Fiber Optic Industry in a Border-less
Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. Economy
Dr. Samuel H. Fuller October 29, 1996 Future of Information Systems:
Digital Equipment Corporation Technology Drivers, Trends, and
Possibilities
Professor Brian Randell February 21, 1995 Fault Tolerance in Concurrent
University of Newcastle upon Tyne Object-Oriented Software through
Coordinated Error Recovery
Professor E. J. Davison May 2, 1994 Intelligent Control of Complex
University of Toronto Systems
Dr. Hiroyuki Sakaki April 8, 1994 Quantum Structure Materials and
University of Tokyo and Devices for Advanced Electronics -
Japan Research Development Corp. Current Status and Outlook
Professor William A. Wulf December 9, 1993 Processors are Getting Faster
University of Virginia
Dr. Pallab Chatterjee October 13, 1993 Impact of Gigachip Technologies
Texas Instruments on Future Systems
Professor Bede Liu October 6, 1993 Some Recent Work on Motion
Princeton University Compensated Video Coding
Dr. William C. Holton September 17, 1993 The Role of the University in
Semiconductor Research Corporation Today’s Economic Environment
Dr. Kenneth L. Davis September 17, 1993 University-Industry Research
Motorola Corporation Relationships
Dr. J. Iafrate September 17, 1993 Managing Science and
U. S. Army Research Office Technology
Professor Dimitri P. Bertsekas March 22, 1993 Auction Algorithms: A New
MIT Generation of Linear Network
Optimization Methods
Professor Robert M. Gray March 15, 1993 Clustering and Classification
Stanford University Trees for Image and Compression
Classification
Professor Ernest S. Kuh November 1, 1991 Physical Design in Microelectron-
University of California at Berkeley ics: Past, Present, and Future
Professor C. V. Ramamoorthy April 23, 1991 Software Engineering: Status and
University of California at Berkeley Trends
Professor J. K. Aggarwal March 8, 1991 Computer Vision: A Perspective
University of Texas at Austin
Professor Donald L. Snyder October 26, 1990 Stargazing with Estimation
Washington University Theory (Application of Medical
Imaging Techniques)
Dr. Jerry M. Woodall April 10, 1990 The Rise and Fall of GaAs.
IBM Research Division What’s Next?
T. J. Watson Research Center
Professor Yakov Tsypkin December 5, 1989 When is it Optimal to Mix Online
Institute of Control Problems and Batch Data Processing?
Moscow, USSR
Professor Thomas M. Cover November 10, 1989 Information Theory and the Stock
Stanford University Market
Professor Algirdas Avizienis March 14, 1989 Can We Write Software that We
University of California, Los Angeles Can Trust
Professor Michael Brady April 21, 1988 The Problems of Robotics
University of Oxford
Professor Robert G. Gallager October 13, 1987 Energy Limited Communication
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Channels: Coding, Multiaccess,
and Spread Spectrum
Professor John Bardeen May 12, 1987 Recent Developments in Super-
University of Illinois conductivity
Nobel Prize
Dr. Klaus von Klitzing October 13, 1986 Physics and Applications of the
Max-Plank-Institute Quantum Hall Effect
Dr. John Hopfield April 9, 1986 Collective Computation by
California Inst. of Technology ‘Neutral’ Networks
Dr. Robert E. Brayton December 6, 1985 Algorithms for Optimizing Silicon
University of California Compilers
Dr. Horst L. Stormer September 23, 1985 Two-Dimensional Physics in High
AT&T Bell Laboratories Magnetic Fields
Dr. Edward J. McCluskey September 4, 1985 VLSI-Oriented Built-In Self Test
Stanford University
Prof. Mark A. Aizerman March 6, 1985 Search for the Better: A Broader
Institute of Control Sciences View on Optimization
Moscow, USSR
Dr. W. Fichtner March 5, 1985 Supercomputers in VLSI Technology
AT&T Bell Laboratories Development and Device Design
Professor James L. Merz February 18, 1985 The Visible and the Invisible of
University of California Semiconductors: Defects and
Other Effects
Professor Steward D. Personick September 12, 1984 Optical Fiber Communications
Bell Communications Research, Inc. Technology and Applications –
Present and Future
Professor T. C. McGill April 25, 1984 Superlattices ad Small Structures
California Institute of Technology for Electronic Devices for the 1990’s
Professor Azriel Rosenfeld April 10, 1984 Human and Machine Vision
University of Maryland
Professor Karl Astrom December 5, 1983 Theory and Applications of
Lund Institute of Technology Adaptive Control
Dr. J. L. Lions March 10, 1982 Trends in Homogenization Theory
Institut National de Recherche
en Informatique et an Automatic
Dr. Andrew J. Viterbi November 3, 1980 Some Theoretical Foundations for New
LINKABIT Corporation Communication Network Services
Professor Hans Bethe May 6, 1980 Nuclear Energy
Cornell University
Nobel Prize
Professor D.O. Pederson April 9, 1980 The Status of Computer Aided
UC Berkeley Design for Integrated Circuits
in the U.S., Europe and Japan
Professor Herbert Simon November 14, 1979 Artificial Intelligence and
Carnegie-Mellon University Decision Making
Nobel Prize
Dr. Robert W. Lucky October 25, 1979 Telecommunication in the Future
Bell Telephone Laboratories
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