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LEARNING HOW TO LEARN
LEARNING HOW TO LEARN WITH PROFESSOR BARBARA OAKLEY
“CHAT WITH DAVID” ABOUT CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND GLOBAL LEADERSHIP
Topic of the chat: Cultural Diversity and Global Leadership
“Chat with Laurent” about Optimization
Topic of the chat: Optimization – overview with industry and business applications
INNOVATIONS FOR BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES
Business development in developing economies usually face significant challenges due to [...]
UNDERSTANDING WHAT IT MEANS TO UNDERSTAND SOMETHING: IMPLICATIONS FOR HUMAN AND MACHINE LEARNING
We will explore whether machine learning can be used for implicit learning.
Actual Causality: A Survey – Professor Joe Halpern, Cornell University
This lecture belongs to Professor Joe Halpern's lecture series.
Advancing the Frontiers of Academic Research and Innovation for Global Impact
Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation Susan Martinis will discuss how a university, founded 150 years ago to teach agriculture and science, became an [...]
RIDING DATA WAVES: PROFESSOR BRENDA LYNN DIETRICH, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
The talk will resume with examples of current and emerging use and creation of data [...]
THE CRITICAL ROLE OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH IN DRIVING INNOVATIONS THAT IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES: PROFESSOR GLEN GAULTON, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Dr. Gaulton’s talk will focus on the importance of the junction between university-based scholarship and patient clinical care [...]
USING MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS TO REPRESENT UNCERTAINTY: PROFESSOR JOSEPH HALPERN, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
This lecture belongs to Professor Joe Halpern's lecture series.
INTEGRATING TEACHING, RESEARCH, AND INDUSTRY RELATIONS FOR SYNERGY AND RELEVANCE: PROFESSOR GARY THOMPSON, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
The aim of this talk is to develop the ideas that teaching, research and industry relations are complementary.
KNOWLEDGE AND COMMON KNOWLEDGE IN MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS: PROFESSOR JOE HALPERN, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
This lecture belongs to Professor Joe Halpern's lecture series.
CHANGES IN MOST ESSENTIAL LIFELINE: THE FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN: PROFESSOR MCLAUGHLIN, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted, many times over, the complex and vital role that the food supply chain plays [...]
AUTONOMOUS, SELF-DRIVING CARS: PROFESSOR MARK CAMPBELL, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Autonomous, self-driving cars have the potential to impact society in many ways, including taxi/bus service [...]
LEARNING HOW TO LEARN
LEARNING HOW TO LEARN WITH PROFESSOR BARBARA OAKLEY
“CHAT WITH DAVID” ABOUT CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND GLOBAL LEADERSHIP
Topic of the chat: Cultural Diversity and Global Leadership
“Chat with Laurent” about Optimization
Topic of the chat: Optimization – overview with industry and business applications
INNOVATIONS FOR BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES
Business development in developing economies usually face significant challenges due to [...]
UNDERSTANDING WHAT IT MEANS TO UNDERSTAND SOMETHING: IMPLICATIONS FOR HUMAN AND MACHINE LEARNING
We will explore whether machine learning can be used for implicit learning.
Actual Causality: A Survey – Professor Joe Halpern, Cornell University
This lecture belongs to Professor Joe Halpern's lecture series.
Advancing the Frontiers of Academic Research and Innovation for Global Impact
Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation Susan Martinis will discuss how a university, founded 150 years ago to teach agriculture and science, became an [...]
RIDING DATA WAVES: PROFESSOR BRENDA LYNN DIETRICH, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
The talk will resume with examples of current and emerging use and creation of data [...]
THE CRITICAL ROLE OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH IN DRIVING INNOVATIONS THAT IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES: PROFESSOR GLEN GAULTON, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Dr. Gaulton’s talk will focus on the importance of the junction between university-based scholarship and patient clinical care [...]
USING MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS TO REPRESENT UNCERTAINTY: PROFESSOR JOSEPH HALPERN, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
This lecture belongs to Professor Joe Halpern's lecture series.
INTEGRATING TEACHING, RESEARCH, AND INDUSTRY RELATIONS FOR SYNERGY AND RELEVANCE: PROFESSOR GARY THOMPSON, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
The aim of this talk is to develop the ideas that teaching, research and industry relations are complementary.
KNOWLEDGE AND COMMON KNOWLEDGE IN MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS: PROFESSOR JOE HALPERN, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
This lecture belongs to Professor Joe Halpern's lecture series.
CHANGES IN MOST ESSENTIAL LIFELINE: THE FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN: PROFESSOR MCLAUGHLIN, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted, many times over, the complex and vital role that the food supply chain plays [...]
AUTONOMOUS, SELF-DRIVING CARS: PROFESSOR MARK CAMPBELL, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Autonomous, self-driving cars have the potential to impact society in many ways, including taxi/bus service [...]