Office of Career Services, Downstairs Conference Room
PIXAR ANIMATION STUDIOS, the creator of Toy Story, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Cars, Wall-e, and Up, is coming to Harvard to interview students for jobs and summer internships!
Next Monday, November 16th, come and learn about how we artistically ...
In recent years the MapReduce framework has emerged as one of the most
widely used parallel computing platforms for processing data on the
terabyte and petabyte scales. Used daily at companies such Yahoo!, Google,
Amazon, and Facebook and adopted ...
Kit Parker, US Army major and Harvard biomedical engineering professor, will discuss his experiences after finishing his second tour in Afghanistan. This event is free and open to all.
This panel discussion explores what it means to offer higher education in a world of ubiquitous connectivity and a knowledge base that is hyperlinked and broadly accessible.
Bob Metcalfe,
Polaris Venture Partners.
Abstract: Solving energy is a lot about thermodynamics, but more about networking. Many lessons from 63 years of Internet history apply to meeting needs for cheap and clean energy. If the Internet is any ...
In 1938 a pair of young engineers named Hewlett and Packard began work (in the proverbial "garage") on a commercial product, based on a novel variant of the Wien bridge sinewave oscillator that Hewlett devised as part of his graduate thesis at ...
Paul Chaikin,
Department of Physics,
New York University.
Abstract: QuasiCrystals can have symmetries which are forbidden for conventional crystals, e.g. five fold in two dimensions and icosahedral in three dimensions. We thought that this ...
GPU-accelerated Correlation of Images from the International Space Station, Peter J. Lu, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Department of Physics, Harvard University
Standard programming models do not provide direct ways of managing secret or untrusted data. This is a problem because programmers must use ad hoc methods to ensure that secrets are not leaked and, conversely, that tainted data is not used to make ...
The k-server problem is one of the most central and well studied problems in competitive analysis and is considered by many to be the "holy grail" problem in the field. In the k-server problem, there is a distance function d defined over an n-point ...
Angela Belcher,
MIT,
Department of Materials Science and Engineering.
Abstract: Organisms have been making exquisite inorganic materials for over 500 million years. Although these materials have many desired physical properties such as ...
Mark Cutosky, Stanford University
Collaboration between biologists and engineers has resulted in a new generation of bio-inspired robots. Drawing inspiration from the locomotion of animals, these robots are faster, more versatile, more robust and ...
Research in Applied Mathematics at Schlumberger
The search for oil and gas has three objectives: to identify and evaluate hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirs; to bring hydrocarbons to the surface safely and cost-effectively, without harming the ...
Research in Applied Mathematics at Schlumberger
The search for oil and gas has three objectives: to identify and evaluate hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirs; to bring hydrocarbons to the surface safely and cost-effectively, without harming the ...
The rapid rise of participatory media technologies – weblogs, social networks, microblogging, video sharing sites – are transforming the news media landscape, reshaping how ideas are spread. Much of the early research on the influence of ...