On Friday (December 1), the Computer Science Department hosts another event of the Fall CS Seminar Series. This event featured a talk by Ms. Gunda Mertin (University of Lübeck, Loyola University Chicago) and Ms. Rachel Gordon (Loyola University Chicago)

• My Internship at Loyola - Learning About TLA+ and More
  Talk By: Ms. Gunda Mertin (Loyola University Chicago, University of Lübeck)

  
  

• Advancing HDR Brachytherapy Treatment Planning with Enhanced CT-to-MRI Synthesis
  Talk By: Ms. Rachel Gordon (Loyola University Chicago)

  
  

On Friday (November 10), the Computer Science Department hosts another event of the Fall CS Seminar Series. This event featured a talk by Dr. David Mohaisen (University of Central Florida) and Dr. Daniel Moreira (Loyola University Chicago).

• Measurement-Guided Understanding of Blockchain Security: Attacks and Defenses
  Talk By: Dr. David Mohaisen (University of Central Florida)

  
  

• Provenance Analysis: Telling the Story of Composite Images
  Talk By: Dr. Daniel Moreira (Loyola University Chicago)

  
  

On Friday (October 27), the Computer Science Department hosts another event of the Fall CS Seminar Series. This event featured a talk by Dr. George K. Thiruvathukal and Mr. Isaac Ahlgren (Loyola University Chicago).

• Zero Involvement Pairing and Authentication and Its Vulnerabilities
  Talk By: Mr. Isaac Ahlgren (Loyola University Chicago)

  
  

• Research Opportunities in the Software and Systems Laboratory
  Talk By: Dr. George K. Thiruvathukal (Loyola University Chicago)

  
  

On Friday (October 13), the Computer Science Department hosts an event part of the Fall CS Seminar Series. This event featured talks by Dr. Shelia M. Kennison (Oklahoma State University) and Dr. Silvio Rizzi (Argonne National Laboratory).

• Emoji use in Tweets: Relationships with Personality Traits and Word Usage
  Talk By: Dr. Shelia M. Kennison (Oklahoma State University)

  
  

• Enabling Scientific Discovery with Supercomputers
  Talk by: Dr. Silvio Rizzi (Argonne National Laboratory)

On Friday (December 2), the Computer Science Department hosts another event of the Fall CS Seminar Series. This event featured a talk by Dr. James C. Davis (Purdue University).

• Towards a Trustworthy Pre-trained Neural Network Supply Chain
  Talk By: Dr. James C. Davis (Purdue University)

  
  

On Friday (November 18), the Computer Science Department hosts another event of the Fall CS Seminar Series. This event featured talks by Dr. Yasin Silva (Loyola University Chicago) and Jon McLachlan (Tola Capital).

• #WashTheHate: Understanding the Prevalence of Anti-Asian Prejudice on Twitter During COVID-19
  Talk By: Dr. Yasin Silva (Loyola University Chicago)

  
  

• The Future of Security and Privacy in a Capitalist Society
  Talk by: Jon McLachlan (Tola Capital & The Security Podcast of Silicon Valley)

On Friday (November 4), the Computer Science Department hosts another event of the Fall CS Seminar Series. This event featured talks by Dr. Manar Mohaisen (Northeastern Illinois University) and Dr. Michael E. Papka (Argonne National Laboratory).

• Improving the Social Connectivity in Engineering Educational Networks and Implications
  Talk By: Dr. Manar Mohaisen (Northeastern Illinois University)

  
  

• Evolving the HPC Facility
  Talk by Dr. Michael E. Papka (Argonne National Laboratory)

On Friday (October, 21), the Computer Science Department hosts its third event of the Fall CS Seminar Series. This event featured talks by Professor Nick Hopper - University of Minnesota and Dr. Venkatram Vishwanath - Argonne National Laboratory.

• Defending against Internet traffic analysis
  Talk By: Dr. Nicholas Hopper (University of Minnesota)

  
  

• Understanding the Efficacy of Emerging AI Accelerators for Science
  Talk by Dr. Venkatram Vishwanath (Argonne National Laboratory)

On Friday (October, 7), the Computer Science Department hosted its second event of the Fall CS Seminar Series. This event featured talks from Microsoft's Chief Technologist for central region, Paul Edlund as well as Loyola CS Faculty member, Dr. Daniel Moreira.

• Microsoft’s Security Strategy
  Talk By: Chief Technologist (Microsoft), Paul Edlund (Microsoft)

  
  

• Scientific Integrity Verification Through Digital Image Forensics
  Talk by Dr. Daniel Moreira (Loyola University Chicago)

On Friday (September, 23), the Computer Science Department hosted its first event of our Fall CS Seminar Series. This event featured talks from Dr. Yanjun Gao of University of Wisconsin-Madision as well as Loyola CS Faculty member, Neil Klingensmith.

• Augmented Intelligence in Healthcare: How Can NLP Help Physicians at the Bedside?
  Talk By: Dr. Yanjun Gao (University of Wisconsin-Madision)

  
  

• Are You Really Muted?: A Privacy Analysis of Mute Buttons in Video Conferencing Apps.
  Talk by Dr. Neil Klingensmith (Loyola University Chicago)