Date | Speaker (link to home page) | Title (link to abstract) | Bio | Slides
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Jan. 9th
| Mike Carey, BEA Systems
| Enterprise Information Integration - XML to the Rescue!
| bio
| slides (ppt)
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Jan. 16th
| Volker Markl, IBM Almaden Research Center
| Learning in Query Optimization
| bio
| --
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Jan. 23rd
| C. Mohan, IBM Almaden Research Center
| DBCache: A Project on Database Caching Support for Web Applications
| bio
| slides (pdf)
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Jan. 30th
| Roberta Cochrane, IBM Almaden Research Center
| XQuery for Next Generation DBMSs: Challenges in Realizing the Promise
| bio
| --
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Feb. 6th
| Jignesh Patel, Univ. of Michigan
| Towards Declarative and Efficient Querying on Protein Structures
| bio
| slides (pdf)
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Feb. 13th
| Michael Franklin, U.C. Berkeley
| HiFi Systems --- Network-centric query processing in the physical world
| bio
| slides (ppt)
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Feb. 20th
| Junghoo Cho, UCLA
| Search Engines Considered Harmful: In Search of an Unbiased Web Ranking
| bio
| slides (pdf)
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Feb. 27th
| Surajit Chaudhuri, Microsoft Research
| Databases and IR: Perspectives from RDBMS
| bio
| --
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March 5th
| Christoph Freytag, Humboldt University Berlin
| Processing Life Science Data using Scalable Database Technology
| bio
| slides (pdf)
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March 12th
| Wang-Chiew Tan, U.C. Santa Cruz
| Tracing the Provenance and Flow of Data
| bio
| slides (pdf)
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April 30th (special)
| Omar Benjelloun, INRIA Futurs
| Active XML: A Data-Centric Perspective on Web Services
| --
| slides (ppt)
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