See the At a Glance page for a more compact representation of this schedule.
Lunch 12:30pm-1pm |
Welcoming Remarks 1pm-1:10pm |
Presentation 1 1:10pm-1:30pm |
A Neural Framework for Analyzing the Tweets of dril |
Grant Storey (Cornell University) |
Presentation 2 1:30pm-1:50pm |
Wavelength-Based Traffic Multiplexing on Avian Carriers |
Edward Tremel and David Winkler (Cornell University) |
Presentation 3 1:50pm-2:10pm |
Optimizing Subjective Functions Subject to Complaints |
Eston Schweickart (Cornell University), Alan Turing (Cambridge University), Paul Erdos (Itinerant), and Sir Isaac Newton (Cambridge University) |
Presentation 4 2:10pm-2:20pm |
Singularity: A Modest Proposal to Fix All of Facebook's Problems |
Fabian Muehlboeck (Cornell University) |
Break 2:20pm-2:40pm |
Presentation 5 2:40pm-3:00pm |
Memoized Middle-Box Multicasting for Performance-Optimizing Deep Blockchain Network via Learned Turbo-Encabulation |
Isaac Sheff (Cornell University) |
Presentation 6 3:00pm-3:20pm |
KEVIN: Kindly EValuation INstructions |
Ethan Cecchetti (Cornell University) |
Presentation 7 3:20pm-3:30pm |
An Expanded Methodology on Time Complexity Boosting |
Arjun Sarathy (Cornell University) |
Presentation 8 3:30pm-3:50pm |
TENNISBALL: An Empirical Approcah to Gradient Descent |
Grant Storey (Cornell University) and George Wilson (Wilson Sporting Goods) |
Presentation 9 3:50pm-4:00pm |
On The Indecision of the Subject of This Talk |
Ethan Cecchetti (Cornell University) |
Presentation 10 4:00pm-4:20pm |
Perfect Global-Scale Networks |
Isaac Sheff (Cornell University) |
Conclusion and Awards 4:20pm-4:30pm |