KMi invites external speakers to present their work to the lab. We also welcome approaches from researchers who are interested to present their work. Please contact either the KMi staff member who is working in your field, or the seminars coordinator, Mathieu d'Aquin.
Events take place at the KMi Podium (Berrill Building, 4th Floor North) unless otherwise stated.
To add/remove yourself from KMi Seminar announcements, enter your email address and select kmi-seminar-list from the list on this page. Below are past and forthcoming speakers.
Wednesday 13 June 2012
Inferring the Structure of a Tennis Game Using Multimodal Information
Dr. Qiang Huang School of Computing Sciences - University of East Anglia
Friday 11 November 2011
Charting Collections of Connections in Social Media: Creating Maps and Measures with NodeXL
Marc Smith Connected Action Consulting Group
Friday 28 October 2011
Learning Conditional Random Fields from Unaligned Data for Natural Language Understanding
Dr. Deyu Zhou School of Computer Science and Engineering, Southeast University, China
Thursday 14 July 2011
MUP/PLE lecture series
Marco Kalz Centre for Learning Sciences and Technologies of the Open University of the Netherlands
Events take place at the KMi Podium (Berrill Building, 4th Floor North) unless otherwise stated.
To add/remove yourself from KMi Seminar announcements, enter your email address and select kmi-seminar-list from the list on this page. Below are past and forthcoming speakers.
Forthcoming Events
Inferring the Structure of a Tennis Game Using Multimodal Information
Dr. Qiang Huang School of Computing Sciences - University of East Anglia
Recent Events
Charting Collections of Connections in Social Media: Creating Maps and Measures with NodeXL
Marc Smith Connected Action Consulting Group
Learning Conditional Random Fields from Unaligned Data for Natural Language Understanding
Dr. Deyu Zhou School of Computer Science and Engineering, Southeast University, China
MUP/PLE lecture series
Marco Kalz Centre for Learning Sciences and Technologies of the Open University of the Netherlands
