Imaging and Computing Seminar
This new seminar series covers a wide range of topics in information science (data, signals, images), computational science (numerical analysis, inverse problems, optimization), and the mathematics that underlies those areas.
Co-organized by Laurent Demanet (Math) and Alison Malcolm (EAPS). The seminar normally meets on Thursdays at 4:15pm in room 36-112. Contact Laurent for opting in or out of the seminar mailing list.
Schedule for Spring 2010:
- Tu 01/19, at 2:00pm, in room 2-142 (Special)
Yajun Zhou, Chemistry, Harvard.
Robust Solution to Integral Equations via Topological Compactness: Applications in Chemical Kinetics and Electromagnetic Scattering - Th 02/04, at 4:15pm, in room 36-112
Cancelled - We 02/10, at 4:00pm, in room 54-915 (Special; EAPS colloquium)
Carl Tape, Earth and planetary sciences, Harvard.
Seismic Tomography and Imaging of the Southern California Crust - Th 02/11, at 4:15pm, in room 36-112
Paul Barbone, Mathematics, Boston University.
Direct imaging via time-reversal, Krylov methods, and sparse signals. - Th 02/18, at 4:15pm, in room 36-112
Misha Kilmer, Mathematics, Tufts.
Hybrid and generalized hybrid regularization for pMRI reconstruction - Th 02/25, at 4:15pm, in room 36-112
Bruce Fischl, Harvard Medical School
Computational Modeling of Neuroanatomy using MRI - Fr 03/05, at 3:00pm, in room 2-131 (special time, date, room)
Chris Stucchio, Courant Institute, NYU
Phase Space Analysis in MRI - Fr 03/12, at 12:00pm, in room 54-517 (joint with the FISH-ERL
seminar)
Tristan van Leeuwen, Dept of Geotechnology, Delft University
Correlation-based inversion of seismic data - Th 03/18, at 4:15pm, in room 36-112
Lorenzo Rosasco, Brain and cognitive sciences, MIT
Spectral Methods for Learning from High Dimensional Data - Th 03/25: Spring break
- We 04/07, at 4:15pm, in room 2-105 (special date, time, room)
Liliana Borcea, Computational and Applied Mathematics, Rice University
Source localization in random acoustic waveguides - Th 04/08, at 4:15pm, in room 36-112
Mark Lyon, Mathematics and Statistics, U of New Hamphsire
Efficient solution of PDEs on complex domains: Fourier Continuation - alternating direction methods - Th 04/15, at 4:15pm, in room 36-112
Facundo Memoli, Mathematics, Stanford
Characterization, stability and convergence of Hierarchical Clustering Schemes - Th 04/22, at 4:15pm, in room 36-112
David Colton, Mathematics, University of Delaware
Transmission Eigenvalues and Inverse Scattering Theory - Th 04/29, at 4:15pm, in room 36-112
Birsen Yazici, Mathematics, RPI
Passive Synthetic Aperture Imaging - We 05/05, at 4:00pm, in room 32-D463 (Stata center, D tower.)
Joint with the CSAIL Brains & Machines Seminar Series.
Mauro Maggioni, Mathematics, Duke
Intrinsic dimensionality estimation and multiscale geometry of data sets - Th 05/13, at 4:15pm, in room 36-112
Eric Miller, ECE, Tufts
Geometric Methods for Inverse Problems and Image Segmentation