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SCSSE Seminar
SCSSE seminar series present talks by invited speakers, research students and staff. Seminars are free and open to the general public. No booking is necessary. If you are interested in giving a presentation in this seminar series, or to make suggestions for speakers, please contact Man Ho Allen Au, the seminar co-ordinator. Seminars are normally held at 3.224 (building 3, level 2, room 224 - Common Staff Room), generally on Wednesdays every two weeks from 11:30am to 12:30pm (*). You can find where we are from the UOW main campus map.
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Previous Seminars
- Computational properrties of biological cells (8/2/12)
- Smart Services Composition and Adaptation (7/12/11)
- Test case prioritization based on code coverage (16/11/11)
- Using Quantum Path Solution to The Traveling Salesman Problem (5/10/11)
- The Microcosmic Model of Worm Propagation (23/09/11)
- Microsimulation and Threat Modelling (31/08/11)
- Using Dynamic Distributed Constraint Optimisation to Coordinate Traffic Flows (17/08/11)
- Smoke Detection in Videos Using Non-Redundant Local Binary Pattern-Based Features (03/08/11)
- Overlap detection in diarization system (06/07/11)
- Business Process Improvement using a Library of Effect Annotated Process Fragments (8/6/11)
- Procedural Cave Generation (25/5/11)
- A novel method of classifying objects using CTFM ultrasonic sensing (12/5/11)
- An Adaptive Bilateral Negotiation Model Based on Bayesian Learning (27/04/11)
- The Optimising Web (13/04/11)
- Measuring Face Familiarity and Its Application to Face Recognition (6/04/2011)
- Corridor Navigation with ultrasonic sensing (16/03/2011)
- Multi-agent based power restoration systems (02/03/2011)
- SISAT & SCSSE summer research project pesentations (18/02/2011)
A Generic Construction of Dynamic Single Sign-on with Strong Security (15/12/2010) - Grounds for collaboration between system-level cryptographers and nanotechnology scientists (30/11/2010)
- Green Business Process Management with the Abnoba Framework (24/11/2010)
- An introduction of the ongoing research projects in NTU Visual Computing Group (16/11/2010)
- A Local Intensity Distribution Descriptor for Object Detection (20/10/2010)
- A Priority-Based Trust Model for Service Selection in Service-Oriented Environments (06/10/2010)
- A System for processing infinite sequences (22/09/2010)
- Machine Learning on graph structured information for solving large scale Web spam detection problems (08/09/2010)
- The Application of Microsimulation to Risk Modelling (25/08/2010)
- On the Security of NOEKEON against Side Channel Cube Attacks (11/08/2010)
- Automated Bio-acoustic Call Recognition (28/07/2010)
- Adaptive Testing with Dynamic Partitioning (14/07/2010)
- A Framework for Optimizing Inter-operating Business Process Portfolio (30/06/2010)
- A Framework for Automated Reasoning about Process Models (23/06/2010)
- Autonomous Agent Negotiation Strategies in Complex Environments (02/06/2010)
- Retrieval with Bag of Images Model (19/05/2010)
- A Digital Signature Scheme Based on CVP (5/05/2010)
- Clique Space(TM): A new way of representing the individual in cyberspace (19/04/2010)
- An Ontology-based Text Processing Approach for Simplifying Ambiguity of Requirement Specifications (19/04/2010)
- Finding Distinctive Facial Areas for Face Recognition (7/04/2010)
- Self-organisation in an Agent Network via Multiagent Q-Learnin (24/03/2010)
- Dealing With Imprecise Compliance Requirements (10/03/2010)
- Challenging Problems and New Directions in Automated Negotiation (10/02/2010)
Seminars Archive
The SCSSE Seminars held in 2007 - 2009 are available here.
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Find out who to contact for advice about your studies. See Academic Advice contacts of Undergraduate and Postgraduate for the current session
News
- Annual Tradeshow and Research Showcase 2011
- An app for anything: seminar focuses on ipads in education
- Trailblazer competition - 2 Cheers to SCSSE
- SCSSE social event : Algorithms and Problem Solving for CSCI103 students
- Informatics researchers explore 'crowdmapping' for flood relief
- Outstanding Research Publications
- ARC grants success
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Student Facilitators for UStart
SCSSE Seminar
Title: The future of privacy
Speaker: Prof. Mark Ryan
Day: Wednesday 15 February 2012
Location: 3.224
Time: 12:30 - 13:30
Title: Active client based identity management
Speaker: Prof. Chris Mitchell
Day: Thursday 23 February
Location: 3.Tearoom
Time: 4:00 pm















