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CONTROL SYSTEMS: HISTORY, RECENT TRENDS, AND CURRENT RESEARCH AT UVM
Kalkin HallThe IEEE Control Systems Society chapter of GMS and the Autonomous and Intelligence Systems Research Laboratory (AIR Lab) at UVM are excited to present a technical seminar titled "Control Systems: History, Recent Trends, and Current Research at UVM". Over the Read more…
EBE Grad Seminar Weekly Talk: Prof. Pedro H. J. Nardelli
Perkins 107Prof. Pedro H. J. Nardelli, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland, speaks about Moving from Current Liberalized Energy Markets towards a Fossil-fuel Free Energy InternetAbstract: The development of information and energy technologies allows for an energy system fully supplied by renewable sources. This talk Read more…
CEE Weekly Grad Seminar: Caitlin Crossest
Kalkin 004Caitlin Crossett will be defending her proposal entitled Understanding the Hydroclimatic Variability in the Northeastern US from 1979–2018. Abstract Long-term analysis of the hydroclimatic variability in the Northeast US, through the use of paleoclimate and instrumental records, has shown that Read more…
Deadline for Spring REU Applications: Dec. 15
CEMS strongly encourages students to consider participating in undergraduate research or a design team. In the first two years of college, such experiences provide a mechanism for gaining experience that opens up doors for industry internships. In the latter years Read more…
CEE Weekly Grad Seminar
Kalkin 007Graduate students in CEE gather for a Weekly Seminar featuring fascinating speakers covering myriad topics. Check back frequently for updated topics.
Deadline for Summer Undergraduate Research Opportunities: Feb. 15
CEMS strongly encourages students to consider participating in undergraduate research or a design team. In the first two years of college, such experiences provide a mechanism for gaining experience that opens up doors for industry internships. In the latter years Read more…
CEMS 50 Final Poster Presentation
Davis Center, Grand Maple BallroomStudents in the CEMS 50 First Year Seminar present their final projects.
STAT@UVM Seminar: Relations between margin-based binary classifiers and logistic regression with Jeffrey S. Buzas
Innovation E100STAT@UVM Seminar: Jeffrey S. Buzas Relations between margin-based binary classifiers and logistic regression Abstract: This talk explores new connections between logistic regression and margin-based binary classification methods. The connections provide novel perspectives and insight on classification methods that use exponential Read more…
STAT@UVM Seminar: Science as Amateur Software Development with Richard McElreath
Innovation E100STAT@UVM Seminar: Richard McElreath Science as Amateur Software Development Note: We will play a recorded talk, and the speaker will join us for a Q&A session.
STAT@UVM Seminar: Penalized doubly-robust estimation of adaptive treatment strategies with Erica Moodie
Innovation E100STAT@UVM Seminar: Erica Moodie Penalized doubly-robust estimation of adaptive treatment strategies Abstract: Adaptive treatment strategies (ATSs) are often estimated from data sources with many covariates measured, only a subset of which are useful for tailoring treatment or control of confounding. Read more…
