HotCSE Seminar: Koby Hayashi

Name: School of CSE Ph.D. Student Koby Hayashi

Date: Wednesday, April 17, 2024 at 12:00 pm

Location: Coda Building, 13th Floor, Conference Room C1315 (Google Maps link)

Lunch will be provided!

Title: Scaling Constrained Low-rank Approximations

Abstract: TBD

Bio: TBD

About HotCSE

HotCSE is an academic seminar series to bring Ph.D. students in Computational Science and Engineering together to discuss interesting topics. The topics consist of high-performance computing, machine learning, data analysis, simulation, computational sustainability, medical informatics, etc.

The talks have always been enjoyable and have ranged from quite informal to formal conference style talks. Either chalks or slides can be used to help people understand your talk. It is also a great forum to practice conference talks and bounce around new ideas.

Currently the talks are sponsored by the School of Computational Science and Engineering. The goal of CSE is slightly broader than that of these talks - we want to bring more people outside CSE to discuss their related work here.

All talks are free and open to the public. Besides, LUNCH is provided!!!

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