MITACS SEMNET (Seminar on Networks)
Location: Carleton University,
School of Computer Science,
Herzberg Building

Winter 2007

Date	Speaker	Title (abstract)
Thursday, March 22 3:30 pm Room 4351 HP	Dr. Bin Liu Institute of Applied Mathematics, Chinese Academia of Sciences, School of Mathematic and Statistics, Carleton University	Analysis of a Production Inventory System with Machine Breakdowns and Shutdowns
Thursday, March 8 1:30 pm Room 5115 HP	David Chaum DigiCash Inc.	PunchScan: The First Truly-Practical Voter-Verifiable Election System
Carleton Wireless Security Day Monday, March 5 Begins @ 09:00 Room 5115 HP	Mike Burmester Peter Mason Christine Laurendeau Breno de Medeiros Mazda Salmanian Jyanthi Hall	Carleton Wireless Security Day

Fall 2006

Date	Speaker	Title (abstract)
Wednesday, November 1 3pm Room 5115 HP	Stefan Ruhrup Heinz Nixdorf Institute University of Paderborn, Germany	Online Routing in Faulty Mesh Networks
Thursday, September 21 3:30 pm Room 5115 HP	Breno de Medeiros Florida State University	Provably Secure Ubiquitous Systems: Universally Composable RFID Authentication Protocols

 

Fall 2005

Date	Speaker	Title (abstract)
Thursday December 1 1:30-2:30pm Room 4351 HP	George Rouskas North Carolina State University	Hierarchical traffic grooming in WDM networks
Tuesday October 18 2:30pm - 3:30pm Room 5115 HP	George Kesidis Pennsylvania State University	Modeling Bandwidth Saturating Internet Worms (slides in pdf)
Saturday October 22 9:00am - 5:00pm Room 4351 HP	Oliver Yang Keivan Navaie Delfin Montuno Johan van Leeuwaarden Yonghua Mao Bin Liu Gaing Li	MITACS/LRSP Workshop on Networks

 

MITACS SEMNET consists of research talks and discussions on all aspects of networks: from theoretical to applied and from scientific to engineering. Of interest will be issues and themes on

• Data and Distributed Networks
• Stochastic Modeling and Control
• Structure of Networks and Algorithms
• Protocol Design
• Mobile, Wireless, Nomadic
• Security

and is under the collaboration of
o SCE ( Department of Systems and Computer Engineering ),
o SCS (School of Computer Science), and
o SMS (School of Mathematics and Statistics).

Contact: Paul Boone
pboone (at) scs.carleton.ca

Last modified: June 16, 2006