Fridays 1-2PM, DSL Conference Room
The DSL Seminar is a weekly gathering of the research students and professors in the Distributed Systems Laboratory. We discuss research ideas and specific projects within the University of Pennsylvania as well as external to Penn. We welcome visitors to participate as both speakers and audience members. Funding for DSL seminar lunches is sponsored by Vanguard and Comcast.
Schedule for Fall 2023
Date | Speaker | TOPIC/REMARKS |
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September 8 | N/A | Welcome Back |
September 15 | Behnaz Arzani | Towards networks that can manage themselves |
September 22 | Ryan Marcus | Learned Query Superoptimization: to PQO and beyond |
September 29 | Kelvin Ng | Paella: Low-latency Model Serving with Software-defined GPU Scheduling |
October 6 | Elizabeth Margolin | Arboretum: A Planner for Large-Scale Federated Analytics with Differential Privacy |
October 13 | Fall Break | Fall Break |
October 20 | Pratyush Mishra | Secure Inference for Deep Neural Networks |
October 27 | Alex Ozdemir | Collaborative zk-SNARKs: Zero-Knowledge Proofs for Distributed Secrets |
November 3 | Ibrahim Sabek | Towards Robust Learned Query Scheduling: Be Aware of Your Constraints |
November 10 | Kostis Kaffes | Solving the Cloud Efficiency Crisis with Fast and Accessible Scheduling |
November 17 | Prashant Nair | From Bits to Beyond: Crafting Secure and Scalable Architectures for Next-Generation Systems |
November 24 | Thanksgiving Break | Thanksgiving Break |
December 1 | Anduo Wang | Semantics-based Network Management: in Search of a Matching Structure |
December 8 | Daniel Genkin | Side Channel Attacks: Lessons Learned or Troubles Ahead? |