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Welcome to the homepage of the New England Database Society sponsored
by Netezza Corporation |
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NEDS |
Welcome to the homepage of the New England Database Society, founded in October 2001. We meet of every month at Brandeis University. The tentative meeting schedule is as follows:
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3:00-4 PM |
Refreshments (wine and cheese) served, Volen 104. |
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4-5:30 PM |
Talk by invited speaker and discussion (also in Volen 104 unless the group is too large). |
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6-? PM |
Informal dinner at a local restaurant for those who are interested, after some of the meetings. |
A map of the direction
to the
Brandeis campus, with the Volen building highlighted, can be
found here.
Please
park
in
the
parking
lot
that
is
indicated
in
gray
on
the
far
left
of
that
map.
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Upcoming meetings |
February 24, 2012: Raghu Ramakrishnan
(Yahoo! Research)
The Future of Search and Information
Discovery
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Mailing lists |
There are two mailing lists for our society:
neds
- all non-student participants in NEDS
stneds
- student participants in NEDS
To join a mailing list, or to
post to a list,
please contact Olga Papaemmanouil olga@cs.brandeis.edu
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List of members |
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Michael Brodie, Verizon Mohamed Eltabakh, WPI |
Gail Mitchell, BBN Evimaria Terzi, Boston University |
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Past meetings |
December 2, 2011: Jignesh Patel (University of
Wisconsin-Madison) Implications of Evolving Hardware
Trends: Towards Energy-Conscious Main-Memory Data Processing
November 18, 2011:
AnHai Doan (University of
Wisconsin-Madison and @WalmartLabs) Social Media, Data Integration, and
Human Computation
October
07,
2011: Shivnath Babu
(Duke
University), MADDER and Self-Tuning
Data Analytics
on Hadoop with Starfish
May 06 , 2011: Divy Agrawal
(University of California at Santa Barbara), Elastic Scalability of
Data-intensive
Applications in the Cloud
April 08, 2011: Michael Carey
(University of California at Irvine), ASTERIX: Towards a
Scalable,
Semistructured Data Platform for Evolving World Models (ppt slides)
March 11, 2011: Yannis
Papakonstantinou
(University of California at San Diego), Rapid development of
data-driven Web 2.0 applications
May 14, 2010: Elisa Bertino (Purdue University) , The Challenge of Assuring
Data
Trustworthiness
April 9,
2010: Chris
Jermaine,
Rice University,
The DataPath Database System
Feb 19,
2010: Divesh
Shrivastava,
AT&T
Labs-Research,
Dependence and Truth
Dec 11,
2009: Phil Bernstein, Microsoft
Research, Hyder: A Transactional Indexed Record Manager for Shared
Flash Storage,
(PDF slides)
Sept 11,
2009: Peter Haas, IBM
Almaden, Some Tools and Techniques for Managing Uncertain Data, (PDF slides)
May 8, 2009:
Umesh Dayal, HP Labs, Mixed Workload Management for
Enterprise-Scale Business Intelligence
Systems
March. 27,
2009: Christian S. Jensen,
Aalborg University, Data Management for Location-Based Services
Feb. 22,
2008: Peter Haas, IBM Almaden
(CANCELLED)
Jan.
25, 2008:
H V Jagadish, Univ. of Michigan, Making Database
Systems Usable
Oct 12,
2007:
Jun Yang, Duke University, Data-Driven Processing in
Sensor Networks (PDF
slides)
May 18,
2007:
Susan Davidson, University of
Pennsylvania, Querying and Managing Provenance though User Views in
Scientific
Workflows
Apr. 20, 2007:
Raghu Ramakrishnan, Yahoo Research and
University of Wisconsin, Community Systems: The World Online
Mar. 2,
2007:
Laura Haas, IBM Almaden, Beauty and the Beast: The
Theory and Practice of Information Integration
Feb.
16, 2007:
Amol Deshpande, University of
Maryland, MauveDB: Managing Uncertain Data using Statistical Models
Dec. 8,
2006:
Donald Kossman, ETH Zurich, Processing
Data Streams with XQuery
Dec. 1, 2006:
Ken Salem, University of Waterloo, Coordinating the
Database and Storage Tiers
Sep. 8, 2006:
Hank Korth, Lehigh University, Multithreaded
Architectures and Database Query Processing
May 5, 2006:
Natassa Ailamaki, CMU, Data Management Technology for
Scientific Applications
April 28,
2006:
Surajit Chaudhuri, Microsoft Research, Issues in Data
Cleaning
Mar. 24, 2006:
Michael J. Carey, BEA, Data Delivery in a
Service-Oriented World: The BEA AquaLogic Data
Services
Platform
Jan. 27, 2006:
Dean Jacobs, salesforce.com, Hosted Enterprise Services
Dec. 9, 2005:
Ken Salem, University of Waterloo --
CANCELLED
Oct.
21, 2005:
Christopher Olston, Carnegie-Mellon
University, User-Centric Web Crawling
Sep. 30, 2005:
Guy M. Lohman, IBM Almaden Research
Center, It's the PEOPLE, Stupid! -
Self-Managing Research at IBM Almaden
May.
20,
2005: M. Tamer
Ozsu, University of Waterloo, Similarity-based Search of Time
Series and Trajectory Data
March.
25,
2005: Sunil
Prabhakar, Purdue University, Handling Uncertainty in Sensor
Database
Feb.
11,
2005: Michael
Kifer, SUNY, Stony Brook, A Logical Framework for Web Service
Discovery
Jan.
28,
2005: Adam
Bosworth, Google, Database Requirements in the Age of Scalable
Services
Dec.
3,
2004: Avi
Silberschatz, Yale University, Next-Generation Information Systems (PDF slides are
here)
Nov.
19,
2004: Kenneth
Ross, Columbia University, Architecture Sensitive Design of
Database Engines (PDF slides are
here)
Oct. 15, 2004: Jignesh Patel, University of Michigan
Sep. 24, 2004 : Carlo Zaniolo,
UCLA (PPT
slides are
here)
Apr. 23,
2004:
Alon Halevy, University of Washington
Mar. 26. 2004:
Dave Lomet, Microsoft Research
Feb. 6, 2004: Dieter Gawlick, Oracle.
Jan. 23,
2004:
Renee Miller, University of Toronto.
(PPT
slides are
here)
Dec. 5, 2003:
Michael Carey, BEA Systems Inc. (PPT slides
are here)
Sep. 26, 2003:
Bhavani Thuraisingham
May
9, 2003: C. Mohan, IBM Almaden
Research Center
Apr. 11, 2003:
Lise
Getoor,
University
of
Maryland
Mar.
28, 2003:
Michael Stonebraker, MIT and Peter Richardson, Rocket Software
Feb.
21, 2003:
David Maier, Oregon Health & Science University (PPT slides
are here,
400K)
Jan.
17, 2003:
Z. Meral Ozsoyoglu, Case Western (relevant papers
in PDF
are here)
Dec.
13, 2002:
Sam Madden, UC Berkeley (PPT slides
are here,
6 Meg)
Nov.
15, 2002:
Johannes Gehrke, Cornell University
Oct.
11, 2002:
Joseph M. Hellerstein, UC Berkeley
Sep. 13, 2002:
Jennifer
Widom, Stanford
University
May.
17,
2002: Philip Bernstein, Microsoft Research (PPT slides
are here,
300K)
Apr. 12, 2002:
Dennis
Shasha,
NYU.
(PPT
slides
are here,
100K)
Feb.
22, 2002:
Michael Franklin, Berkeley
Jan.
25, 2002:
David DeWitt, University of Wisconsin
Dec.
14, 2001:
Anatassia Ailamaki, Carnegie Mellon University
Nov.
9, 2001:
Charlie Perkins, VP of Data Engineering, Fidelity
Oct. 12, 2001:
Our
inaugural
meeting,
with
a
talk
by
Jim
Gray.
Last updated on Feb 21, 2011 by Olga Papaemmanouil olga AT cs.brandeis.edu.