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The Machine Learning Center at Georgia Tech is excited to welcome many exciting speakers for our 2019 spring seminar series. Please check back periodically for added events.
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Feb 13
ML@GT Spring Seminar: Featurespace feat. David Excell
Featurespace Founder and CTO David Excell will be on campus as a part of ML@GT's Spring Seminar series.
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Feb 27
ML@GT Spring Seminar: Robert Nowak
Robert Nowak, a professor at the University of Wisconsin - Madison will be on campus for a ML@GT seminar.
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Feb 28
ML@GT Spring Seminar: Adobe feat. Oliver Brdiczka
Representatives from Adobe will be on campus for a short talk and Q&A session.
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Mar 8
ML@GT Spring Seminar: Dipendra Misra, Cornell University
Dipendra Misra is a Ph.D. candidate from Cornell University and will be visiting Georgia Tech as a part of the Machine Learning Center's Spring Seminar Series.
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Mar 13
*CANCELLED* ML@GT Spring Seminar: Tucker Balch
School of Interactive Computing Associate Professor Tucker Balch will be presenting a talk as a part of the ML@GT Spring Seminar Series.
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Mar 15
ML@GT Spring Seminar: Sudheer Chava, Georgia Tech
Sudheer Chava will be delivering a talk on the applications of Big Data, Analytics and Machine Learning in Finance as a part of the ML@GT Spring Seminar Series
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Apr 3
ML@GT Spring Seminar: Sanjeev Srivastava, Siemens Research
Sanjeev Srivastava, a senior key expert scientist at Siemens Corporate Technology will be on campus to present a talk as a part of the ML@GT Spring Seminar Series.
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Apr 12
Machine Learning Seminar Spring 2019 — Maya Gupta of Google AI
Maya Gupta, a principal scientist at Google AI, will be on campus as a part of ML@GT's Spring Seminar Series.
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Apr 17
ML@GT Spring Seminar: Manuela Veloso, Carnegie Mellon University and JPMorgan Chase
Manuela Veloso is the head of the Machine Learning department at Carnegie Mellon University and the head of artificial intelligence for JPMorgan Chase.
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Apr 19
ML@GT Spring Seminar: Magic Leap
Magic Leap will be on campus for a seminar presented by ML@GT
