2002-2003 Distinguished Lecture Series on Internet and Grid Computing

The Internet has already had the greatest and most profound impact on dissemination and sharing of information of any technology since the printing press. The Internet also enables coalescing of processing, storage, and communication resources to create computational systems of truly global scale. The potential impact of the Internet on research and education and on commerce and business is far greater than is currently visible or even fully understood.

The Distinguished Lecture Series in Internet and Grid Computing brings to Austin and to The University of Texas campus national and international leaders in development of Internet and Grid computing concepts and technologies. This lecture series offers the opportunity to hear, meet, and interact with these leaders in development of Internet and Grid Technologies. Public attendance is welcomed and encouraged. All lectures will be held in the Applied Computational & Engineering Sciences Building (ACES) on the UT campus at the southeast corner of Speedway and 24th St (driving and parking instructions).

The Department of Computer Sciences and the Lab for Advanced Systems Research gratefully acknowledge Tivoli for underwriting both this lecture series and the Tivoli/UT Center of Excellence.

2003 Lectures
Larry Peterson  ¤  Distinguished Lecturer   (Professor, Princeton University)
	January 30, 2003		A Blueprint for Introducing Disruptive Technology into the Internet 10:30am Coffee   11:00am-12:00pm  ¤  ACES 2.302 (auditorium)
	January 31, 2003		Experience Implementing an Extensible Router 9:45am Coffee   10:00am-11:00am  ¤  Taylor 3.128
Prabhakar Raghavan  ¤  Distinguished Lecturer   (V-P & Chief Technology Officer, Verity)
	February 5, 2003		Social Networks in Knowledge Management 10:30am Coffee   11:00am-12:00pm  ¤  ACES 2.302 (auditorium)
	February 6, 2003		Web and Blog Graphs: Modelling and Mining 10:30am Coffee   11:00am-12:00pm  ¤  ACES 2.302 (auditorium)
Dan Reed  ¤  Distinguished Lecturer   (Professor, University of Illinois)
	March 31, 2003		High-Performance Computing in the 21st Century 11:00am-12:00pm  ¤  ACES 6.304 (seminar room)
2002 Lectures
Robert Blumofe   (Chief Architect, Akamai Technologies)
	October 10, 2002		The Challenges of Delivering Content and Applications on the Internet 4:00pm-5:30pm  ¤  ACES 2.402 (seminar room)
Amin Vahdat   (Assistant Professor, Duke University)
	October 14, 2002		Dynamically Provisioning Distributed Services for Target Levels of Performance, Availability, and Data Quality 11:00am-12:30pm  ¤  ACES 2.302 (auditorium)
Ian Foster  ¤  Distinguished Lecturer   (Associate Division Director, Argonne Natl Lab)
	November 7, 2002		Grid Computing and the Open Grid Services Architecture 10:30am Coffee   11:00am-12:00pm  ¤  ACES 2.402 (seminar room)
	November 8, 2002		The Virtual Data Grid: A New Model and Architecture for Data-Intensive Collaboration 10:30am Coffee   11:00am-12:00pm  ¤  Taylor 3.128
Frans Kaashoek  ¤  Distinguished Lecturer   (Professor, MIT)
	November 14, 2002		Peer to Peer Computing Research: A Fad? 10:30am Coffee   11:00am-12:00pm  ¤  ACES 2.302 (auditorium)
	November 15, 2002		The CHORD Distributed Hash Table 10:30am Coffee   11:00am-12:00pm  ¤  Taylor 3.128
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