Our first joint CeDAR/UCD4IDS Conference was a success! More than 40 people participated including about 8 online participants. We learned about the latest research related to data science in our campus by six experts. Despite the UAW graduate student strike, quite a number of graduate students showed up! If you missed this conference, don't worry. Thanks to the great effort of Hasina Mamtaz of the Office of Research, video recordings of the talks are now available on the AggieVideo as follows. Due to my inexperience of conducting a hybrid conference using the Zoom Cart, the first talk by Patrice Koehl was only recorded for the last half. I'm sorry about that, but I learned how to do it better.
Patrice Koehl, Ph.D., Professor of Department of Computer Science
Title: A physicist's view on partial 3D shape comparison
https://video.ucdavis.edu/media/Patrice%20Koehl%20P.hD.%20-%20A%20physicist's%20view%20on%20partial%203D%20shape%20comparison/1_rrmur81b
Alex Wein, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Title: Computational Complexity of Tensor Decomposition
https://video.ucdavis.edu/media/Alex%20Wein%20P.h.D.%20-%20Computational%20Complexity%20of%20Tensor%20Decomposition/1_snhvire5
Laura Marcu, Ph.D., Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Title: Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging in Surgical Oncology
https://video.ucdavis.edu/media/Laura%20Marcu%20P.h.D.%20-%20Fluorescence%20Lifetime%20Imaging%20in%20Surgical%20Oncology/1_t6fqouon
Xueheng Shi, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Statistics at University of Nebraska-Lincoln (formerly a postdoc at UC Davis)
Title: Changepoint Analysis in Time Series Data: Past and Present
https://video.ucdavis.edu/media/Xueheng%20Shi%20P.h.D.%20-%20Changepoint%20Analysis%20in%20Time%20Series%20Data%20Past%20and%20Present/1_kgrxj00m
Stefan Schonsheck, Ph.D., Krener Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Title: Representation of Non-Euclidean Domains and Analysis of Signals Thereon
https://video.ucdavis.edu/media/Stefan%20Schonsheck%20P.h.D.%20-%20Representation%20of%20Non-Euclidean%20Domains%20and%20Analysis%20of%20Signals%20Thereon/1_bfw8umn1
James Sharpnack, Ph.D., Senior Applied Scientist in Amazon, Adjunct Associate Professor at UC Davis in the Statistics Department
Title: Lessons in domain adaptation and an unsupervised hunt for gravitational lenses
https://video.ucdavis.edu/media/James%20Sharpnack%20P.h.D.%20-%20Lessons%20in%20domain%20adaptation%20and%20an%20unsupervised%20hunt%20for%20gravitational%20lenses/1_mh0dm7d1
