Days: Monday, August 1st Tuesday, August 2nd Wednesday, August 3rd Thursday, August 4th Friday, August 5th
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09:15 | Welcome |
09:30 | Advancing Science with Platforms and Driving Scenarios: a perspective from a researcher at Microsoft Research (abstract) |
11:00 | Managing a life that also includes research (abstract) |
11:45 | How logic-based approaches can be used in data management |
Lunches will be held in Taub hall and in The Grand Water Research Institute.
14:00 | Navigating through the academic jungle (abstract) |
14:45 | From PhD to industry: A recent graduate’s perspective (abstract) |
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11:10 | Information Structures for Privacy and Fairness (abstract) |
Lunch will be held in Taub lobby (CP, LICS, ICLP) and in The Grand Water Research Institute (KR, FSCD, SAT).
17:30 | Thinking Fast and Slow in AI (abstract) |
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Lunch will be held in Taub lobby (CP, LICS, ICLP) and in The Grand Water Research Institute (KR, FSCD, SAT).
pickup at 18:00 from the Technion (Tour at Haifa, no food will be provided)
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Lunch will be held in Taub lobby (CP, LICS, ICLP) and in The Grand Water Research Institute (KR, FSCD, SAT).
16:00 | Complexity Measures for Reactive Systems (abstract) |
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09:15 | Welcome PRESENTER: Marijana Lazić |
09:30 | Formal methods for Machine Learning |
11:00 | How to be an Abstraction Engineer (abstract) |
11:45 | How to Give a Good (Research) Talk |
Lunch will be held in Taub lobby (CP, LICS, ICLP) and in The Grand Water Research Institute (KR, FSCD, SAT).
14:00 | On Time and Space (of Humans) (abstract) |
14:45 | From PhD to industry: A recent graduate’s perspective (abstract) |