Events in the Bay Area
Also see the CSLI Calendar
of Weekly Events
Most of these events must be seen live; however, some are available by
other means. Check the relevant web pages for details. I've
marked some of the Stanford events if they are available through the
Stanford Center for Professional
Development. Some are also part of Stanford Online (for
the latter, select Academic courses and scroll down)
If you have trouble finding a room on the Stanford Campus, try a little page with some maps
- CSLI Sponsored
- SSP10: Symbolic
Systems Forum (Aut,Win,Spr)
- Computer Science
seminar series. A variety of different series. Also see Computer Science Calendar listing
- Stanford Computer Forum. The Forum is the CS department's industrial affiliate program. The Forum Calendar is a useful checkpoint for events (and not just Forum events).
- CS300:
Departmental Lecture Series. M-Th 4:15pm-5:00pm, Gates
104
- CS309a: Software as
a Service. Skilling Auditorium, T 4:15pm-5:15pm
- CS302: TechLaw with
Progressive Minds, 5:15pm, Landua Econ 140, rsvp requested
- CS528: Broad
Area Colloquium. Mondays, 4:15pm-5:30pm (Aut,Win,Spr),
TCseq201, Lecture Hall A, refreshments
beforehand. Part of the Stanford Robotics Lab.
(last active spring 2007)
- Graphics Meets AI. Fridays, 2pm, Gates 120
- CS531: SCCM Seminar
Series. Mondays, 4:15pm (Aut,Win,Spr), Herrin Hall T185. Scientific
Computing/Computational Mathematics Program
- CS545:
InfoSeminar. Fridays, 4:15pm (Win), Gates B12
- CS547:
Human-Computer Interaction Seminar, Fridays 12:30-2:00
(Aut,Win,Spr)
Gates B03. (Stanford Online)
- CS548:
Distributed Systems Research Seminar. Spring,
Wednesdays, 1:45pm-3:00pm. Weekly speakers on topics
related to distributed systems, networking and operating
systems. (Stanford Online)
(not active Spring 2007)
- Stanford
Networking Seminar. Thursdays, 12:15pm, Gates 104 (Fall,
Winter, Spring)). See also CS548:
Distributed Systems Research Seminar.
- Stanford
Algorithms Seminar also known as
the Algorithms for Lunch Bunch (AFLB). (4pm on alternate
Thursdays).
- Stanford Theory Lunch. Thursdays 12:15pm, Theory lounge (Gates 4B)
- Information Systems Seminar. Thursdays, 4:15pm, Packard 101
- Stanford
Security Seminar alternate Tuesdays, 4:30pm (Aut,Win,Spr)
- Stanford
Software Seminar. Mondays 3-4pm Gates 104
- EE380:
Computer Systems Laboratory Colloquium. Wednesdays,
4:15pm (Aut,Win,Spr), Gates B03 (also available by
SCPD:EE380). Also
available on Stanford itunes
- Stanford Center for Image
Systems Engineering. Irregular schedule, web page not updated.
- Work, Technology and Organization (WTO) colloquia. Mondays, 12 noon.
- Stanford Technology Ventures Conferences and Seminars
- Stanford ACM
- Program in Science,
Technology, and Society
- Management Science and Engineering.
- Medical School: A trio of Neuroscience seminars
- Morrison
Institute of Population and Resource Studies Colloquia
- SCANCOR (Scandinavian Consortium
for Organizational Research. Based at Stanford.
- Math
Department seminars and this
week's talks
- Philosophy
Department Colloquia, Fridays 3:15-5:00
- Linguistic
Department Colloquiums, Fridays 3:30-5:00. Also
- Semantics
Workshops. Usually 1pm on Wednesdays (Aut,Win,Spr)
- Phonology
Workshops. Usually 7:30pm on Thursday (Aut,Win,Spr)
- Sociable Syntax Suppers (Aut,Win,Spr)
- Natural Language
and Speech Processing Colloquium (NLaSP). Every other Wednesdays,
4:15pm-5:15pm,
terrace room, Margaret Jacks Hall 426 (Aut,Win,Spr)
- Natural Language
Processing Reading group. Every Tuesday,
2:30pm, Gates
- Psychology
Department Colloquiums. Wednesdays at 3:45pm. Also
- Center for Teaching and Learning
- Center for
Computer Assisted Research in the Humanities (CCARH)
- Computer
Musings: a series of impromptu talks by Don Knuth
- Stanford Networking
Research Center events
- ME394: Design
Forum (Aut). See also CDR courses and events
and Product design lectures
- E110/210: Perspectives in Assistive Technology. Tuesdays 4:15pm Bldg. 200:030 (Winter 2008)
- Center for Computer
Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA)
- Media X events
- Stanford Center for Innovations in Learning (SCIL) events
- WILD@Stanford. On using Wireless Internet
Learning Devices to improve teaching and learning. Second
Tuesday of each month (last event in 2003, note no year
mentioned on web page)
- SIG:Assessment. First Tuesday of each month (last event in 2003)
- Center for Internet and
Society. Stanford Law School
- PARC Forum. Usually
Thursdays at 4:00pm. Note that visitors must check in. See web
page for specific instructions. Archives of
some PARC Forum events dating back to May 2004 are available.
- SRI Talks. Note that visitors to SRI must follow special
procedures. See the web pages for each seminar for them.
- BayCHI. Monthly event
- Silicon Valley Web Guild
- SF Bay Area ACM
- IEEE and IEEE Valley Events
- NASA Ames Events
- Luna Philosophie,
sponsored by NASA CoLab, San Francisco on or near the full moon
- Silicon Valley Shannon Lecture
- Nanobioconvergence
Meeting.
- The Tech Museum of
Innovation, San Jose
- American Heritage Museum, 351
Homer Ave., Palo Alto (being Palo Alto it has a lot of techy stuff)
- BASES
Calendar. BASES is
a Stanford entrepreneurs group.
- Computer History Museum. 1401 N. Shoreline Blvd.,
Mountain View.
- US Geological
Survey Talks
- California Academy
of Sciences
- San Francisco
Exploratorium
- Cafe Scientifique.
International organization pages.
- Long Now Foundation Talks. Fort Mason, San
Francisco. 7pm, every second Friday. Free but donations are
welcome.
- Berkeley. Main Berkeley Calendar.
- Berkeley
Faculty Research Lectures
- Grad Council Lectures
- UC Berkeley
Linguistics Events. Usually Mondays at 4:00pm
- Berkeley
Philosophy events
- Berkeley Mathematical Sciences Research Institutue
- CiBER. Monthly seminars
- Berkeley Psychology events
- Helen Wills
Neuroscience Institute
- Redwood Center for Theoretical Neurosciences
- Berkeley Center for
Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society
(CITRIS)
- Berkeley Center for New Media
- Center for Studies in
Higher Education. Including the Seminar Series on the Future of Scholarly
Communication
- Berkeley Art, Technology, and Cultural
Colloquium. Monday evenings, 7:30pm, 105 North Gate Hall
- Berkeley Institute of Design
- Berkeley
Anthropology events
- Berkeley
Computer Science Seminars (extensive list)
- CHESS
Seminars. Tuesdays, 4-5pm, DOP Center Classroom, 540 Cory Hall
- Intel Berkeley
- SIMS Events.
SIMS: School of
Information Management and Systems, Berkeley
Events
- Berkeley Computer Vision Group Seminar. Tuesdays 3:00pm-4:30pm, 405 Soda Hall
- Oxyopia Lecture Series. 489 Minor Hall, Berkeley, Usually Friday Noon.
- Ear
Club schedule
- Information and Service Design (ISD) Program
- Civil Engineering
- International
Computer Science Institute talks, Berkeley.
- Art,
Technology, and Culture. UC Berkeley Colloquim, Usually
Monday
evenings 7:30-9pm.
- Berkeley Multimedia Research Center.
- San Jose State Events
- Santa Clara University
- UC Davis
- UC Santa Cruz
- Emerging Technology
Group. Cubberley Community Center, Palo Alto (free to Software Development Forum
members, $15 otherwise). Also see the SDForum Distinguished
Speaker Series.
Further Afield
(none currently)
Campus Tours
Stanford University also keeps a Stanford
Calendar of Events. Also check out the Media-X calendar
Announcing Events
To add information to the various calendars, contact the
department responsible. In the case of CSLI events, send email to incalendar@csli.stanford.edu
by noon on Tuesday before the CSLI Calendar comes out (it normally
comes out Tuesday evening or Wednesday mornings).
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