Description
The 2018 CSL Student Conference invites graduate students and post-docs to present their research at the poster session. This session provides an opportunity for students to interact with other researchers and learn about their work through a poster presentation.
2018 Participants
- Tanushree Nori (Statistics)
Video as a Sensor - Tanmay Gangwani (CS)
Genetic Policy Optimization - Ashley Armstrong (MechSE) [Best Poster Award]
3D CCILC for Fabrication of Advanced Architecture Bone Scaffolds
- Srilakshmi Pattabiraman (ECE)
Selfish Learning: Leveraging Greed in Social Learning - Rachneet Kaur (ISE)
Optimal IoT Control in Smart Homes
- Mert Hidayetoglu (ECE)
Scalable Full-Wave Image Reconstruction on Blue Waters Supercomputer
- Behnoush Garshasebi (CEE)
Real-time Optimization of Autonomous Mobility-On-Demand Systems - Raghavendra Pothukuchi (CS)
Modular Computer Resource Management with Robust Control Theory - Lichun Li (CSL)
Secure Cyber Physical Systems and Game Theory - Abdul Dakkak (CS) [Best Poster Award]
MLModelScope: Introspect and Manage your ML Models - Eugene Vinitsky (UC Berkeley, Mechanical Eng.)
Decongesting Traffic Bottlenecks via Mixed Autonomy - Kathy Jang (UC Berkeley, EECS)
Autonomous Vehicles and Traffic Lights
- Mona Zehni (ECE)
Multi-Segment Reconstruction Using Invariant Features - Nicholas LaRacuente (Physics)
Symmetry, Specificity and Relevance in Model Inference - Daniel George (Astronomy)
Anomaly Classification and Clustering for LIGO with Deep Transfer Learning - Vedhus Hoskere (CEE)
DamageNet: A Fully-Convolutional Resnet Architecture for Semantic Segmentation of Damage in Civil Infrastructure - Girish Joshi (ABE)
Cross-Domain Transfer in Deep Reinforcement Learning using Policy Adaptation - Mohammad Amin Nabian (CEE)
Deep Learning for Solving High-Dimensional Random Initial and Boundary Value Problems
- Abhishek Narwekar (CS)
Acquisition of a Phonetically Rich Audio Visual Corpus and a Comparative Study of Articulatory Features - Yongjune Kim (CSL)
Bit-line Swing Optimization for Energy-Efficient SRAMs - Joshua Whitman (MechSE)
Learning Dynamics Across Similar Spatiotemporally-Evolving Physical Systems