KAIST SoC Colloquium (2021 Fall)

Zoom (for KAIST)
Only the KAIST accounts are allowed to join the Zoom link.
YouTube (for Public)
Some of the talks will be live-streamed and recorded versions will be uploaded.
Google Form
Google survey form for attendance check in CS966/CS986 Seminar courses
Google Calendar
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Upcoming Talk

2021/12/10 Fri 10:00-12:00
Via Zoom due to COVID-19
Hao Li (Pinscreen / CEO, UC Berkeley / Distinguished Fellow)
AI Synthesis: From Avatars to 3D Scenes
(English)

Details »

Mon
SEP
06
Hanjoon Kim (FuriosaAI / CTO)
Challenges of building inference chips for data centers
(Korean)  
Mon
SEP
13
Michael Bronstein (Imperial College London / Professor, Twitter / Head of Graph ML Research)
Geometric Deep Learning: from Euclid to drug design
(English)  
Mon
SEP
27
Andreas Geiger (University of Tübingen / Professor, MPI for Intelligent Systems / Group Leader)
Neural Implicit Representations for 3D Vision
(English)  
Fri
OCT
08
Shamsi Iqbal (Microsoft / Principal Researcher)
Towards Individual Empowerment through Productivity and Wellbeing Balance
(English)  
Fri
OCT
15
Kristen Grauman (UT Austin / Professor)
First-Person Video for Understanding Interactions
(English)  
Mon
OCT
25
Naila Murray (Facebook / Research Scientist)
Unsupervised Meta-Domain Adaptation for Instance Retrieval
(English)  
Mon
NOV
01
Kristie Lu Stout (CNN / Anchor)
Rethinking the Future
(English)  
Mon
NOV
08
Sumin Lee (Tomocube / Chief Scientist)
생명과학자 이박사는 어쩌다가 3차원 홀로그래피 회사의 프로젝트 매니저가 되었을까
(Korean)  
Fri
NOV
19
Kyunghyun Cho (NYU / Associate Professor, Genentech / Senior Director of Frontier Research)
Programming, Compression and Learning - Rissanen Data Analysis and True Few-shot Learning
(English)  
Mon
NOV
29
Hwajung Hong (KAIST Dept. of Industrial Design / Associate Professor)
UX Challenges for AI/ML products
(English)  
Fri
DEC
10
Hao Li (Pinscreen / CEO, UC Berkeley / Distinguished Fellow)
AI Synthesis: From Avatars to 3D Scenes
(English)  
Attendance
When

Mon 16:00 - 18:00 or Fri 10:00 - 12:00

Where

Zoom ( Link ) and YouTube ( Link )

How to check attendance

Attendance is accepted only if both conditions are met:

  • Condition 1) Before the start of the lecture
    • Enter "Student ID/Name" in the chat window after entering the online remote lecture.
    • Only those who enter chat ±10 min (15:50-16:10 or 09:50-10:10) will be treated as attendance.
    • Only the chat logs submitted via Zoom are admitted. (No attendance check for Youtube chat)
    • Advance entry is recommended to avoid disadvantages due to network instability.
  • Condition 2) After the lecture ends
    • Submit the Google survey form for attendance check. The link will be available 30 minutes after each lecture starts.
    • Only those submitted by 18:00 the next day will be accepted.
    • Incorrect or plagiarism comments will not be counted as attendance.
  • Exceptions for Friday talks
    • There are 4 Friday talks (Oct 08, Oct 15, Nov 19, Dec 12) this semester.
    • If you are unavailable to join Friday live talks, please submit the Google survey form by Sep 10 (Fri), 23:59 with your personal reasons.
    • Only the students approved for attendance substitution will watch the recorded video in KLMS instead of joining the live talks.
    • Note that you should watch the recorded video and submit the Google survey form for attendance check in the same due date.
Attendance Policy
  • [IMPORTANT] To get the S(pass) grade, you should attend 8 or more sessions.
  • At least 6 attendances must be permitted only at this SoC Colloquium.
  • Regarding the remaining number of attendance, attendance at the following seminars is also accepted:
    • Colloquium seminars of other departments belonging to the College of Engineering
    • SoC seminar announced on the SoC board
  • Incorrect or plagiarism comments will not be counted as attendance.
  • Please e-mail the TA(haneul.yoo@kaist.ac.kr, jinjh0123@kaist.ac.kr) for any questions regarding your attendance.
Attending Other Seminar
  • Take a picture of your face in the seminar (if the lecture is held online, print a screenshot of the online lecture including a camera window showing your face)
  • Fill out the Google survey form and submit it.
  • Incorrect or plagiarism comments will not be counted as attendance.
Contacts
Instructor

Prof. Alice Oh link

Prof. Minhyuk Sung link

Teaching Assistant

Haneul Yoo (haneul.yoo@kaist.ac.kr)

Jiho Jin (jinjh0123@kaist.ac.kr)

Instructors & TAs

soc_seminar@kaist.ac.kr