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This is the video of the twentieth lecture. It's crude as I made it from my laptop, as the room has no video recording. This one recorded the full class.
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David Glickenstein: Discrete conformal geometry and adversarial examples of neural networks Abstract: Discrete differential geometry is a field that uses the ideas and techniques of differential…
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The UC Davis Coffee Center
is the first multidisciplinary university research center dedicated to addressing the challenges and needs of the coffee industry. The center
leverage’s the…
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Five Teaching Assistant Consultants from the Center for Educational Effectiveness discuss transitioning from remote to in-person teaching and learning, technology tools that help with such…
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Dr. Wang shares her plans for adapting silent B-roll video (recorded for remotely-taught food technology courses) for future in-person teaching.
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Discussion of analog CMOS computation and parallels to biological neurons. Prof. Hasler points out that the exponential voltage controls found in MOS devices can be used to more accurately model…
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Individuals who make on the ground policy choices, and why they matter
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Key things to consider about why and how policies fail
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This month we focused on lecture capture.
Three masters of lecture capture have agreed to join us, but we will
make room for all ideas and questions around the virtual conference
table. We…
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Brief overview of network structure and network functions in governance
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Overview of polycentricity, institutional collective action, ecology of games
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