Graduate seminar series winter spring 2019

Date	Speaker
April 2	Mustafa Y. Sir, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Health Care Systems Engineering, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine Optimization of Multidisciplinary Staffing Improves Patient Experiences at the Mayo Clinic
April 9	Amitabh Sinha, Ph.D. Principal Scientist, Modeling and Optimization, Amazon, Seattle Network Design and Optimization in Amazon's Supply Chain
April 16	Hasan Manzour Ph.D. Candidate, Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Washington Integer Programming for Learning Directed Acyclic Graphs from Continuous Data
April 23	Mark Haselkorn, Ph.D. Professor, Human Centered Design and Engineering, University of Washington A Virtual Coordination Center for Integrated Management of the Seattle I-5 Corridor
April 30	Osman Ozaltin, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, North Carolina State University The Value of Missing Information in Severity of Illness Score Development
May 7	Yin Tat Lee,Ph.D. Assistant Professor,Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington Linear Programs in n^2.38 time via Sketching
May 14	Jon Froehlich Associate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington Project Sidewalk: Mapping the Accessibility of the World through Google Street View
May 21	Seksan Kiasupaibul Associate Professor, Chulaongkorn University, Bangkok Martingale Search Algorithm for Stochastic Optimization with Applications in Machine Learning
May 28	Maggie Ramirez,Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Public Health, University of Washington Health Information Technology to Enable Chronic Illness Care
June 4	Tim Althoff, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington Data Science for Human Well-being