SDI Seminar Schedule
About the SDI Seminar Series
The Systems Design and Implementation (SDI) seminar series is an informal gathering of the SCS & ECE systems community. The range of talks is broad, covering the structure, implementation and performance of substantial systems. Typically, talks are on operating systems, application systems, communications, databases and language implementations, and are given by both Carnegie Mellon researchers and outside visitors.
SDI seminars may be advertised with only a day's warning through the SDI mailing
list. If you would like to subscribe to this list to receive information
on upcoming seminars, visit the above link and subscribe yourself, or send mail to Karen with "subscribe SDI-list" in the subject line.
Times, Locations & Contacts
**Please check individual listings for dates and times. Zoom links will be emailed to the SDI list prior to each seminar if necessary.**
PLEASE NOTE that food and drinks will not be permitted in the room. Please also be mindful to follow CMU’s other Covid protocols (please wear your mask, sit distanced from one another, etc.). Thank you.
SEMINAR LOCATIONS
- RMCIC - 4th floor (Panther Hollow Room),
Noon to 1 pm, unless otherwise noted
- directions
- #26 on campus map - Alternate rooms often include:
- Gates Center (GC) 8102 - directions
- Gates Center 6115 – 9A on campus map
For more info, contact: ; 412-268-6716
Interested in speaking in this forum?
We encourage students to give presentations, especially as practice talks for conferences and thesis work. If you would like to give a talk or recommend a speaker, please contact , (412-268-6716), to check the availability of your preferred date.
Info for Speakers
The seminar planners require that certain information be emailed to and once a seminar date has been set. To properly promote the seminar, we need the following information as far in advance as is possible. Information required includes the seminar talk title, a brief abstract, the speaker's bio, and a digital photo of the speaker.
FALL 2021 SEMINAR SCHEDULE
| November | ||
| 30 | Justin Levandoski, Google BigQuery | Special Joint SDI/DB Seminar An Overview of Google BigQuery |
| September | ||
| 30 | Pekka Enberg, University of Helsinki | Parakernel Operating System: How to Eliminate (Some) Operating System Abstractions to Unlock Fast I/O Devices for Applications |
| 2 | PDL TALK SERIES Lin Ma, Post Doctoral Researcher, CMU |
Self-Driving Database Management Systems: Forecasting, Modeling, And Planning |
SUMMER 2021 SEMINAR SCHEDULE
SPRING 2021 Seminar Schedule
| June | ||
| 17 | PDL TALK SERIES Pat Helland, Principal Architect, Salesforce |
Autonomous Computing: Working across Trust Boundaries |
| 10 | PDL TALK SERIES Nathan Beckmann, CMU |
Making Data Access Faster and Cheaper via Ubiquitous Flash Caching |
| 3 | PDL TALK SERIES Andy Pavlo, Assoc. Professor, CMU George Amvrosiadis, Assistant Research Professor, CMU |
OtterTune: An Automatic Database Configuration Tuning Service Getting Zoned Storage out of the Friend Zone A zoom link will be emailed to registered participants closer to the seminar |
| March | ||
| 11 | Vijay Chidambaram, Univ. Texas |
Building Storage Systems for New Applications and New Hardware A zoom link will be sent to the SDI list closer to the seminar |
SUMMER 2020 Seminar Schedule
| June | ||
| 23 & 24 | PDL CONSORTIUM SPEAKER SERIES | SPECIAL AFTERNOON OF SEMINARS BY INDUSTRY LEADERS Big Memory through Virtual Cluster Memory Experience using RDMA in Oracle Database Workload-optimized SSDs Adapting Technology Development for the IT4.0 Datashpere Operationalising ML is Mostly a Systems Problem Improving Hypervisor Security Zoned Namespaces: Take Control of Your Data Metastable Failure States in Distributed Systems Advancements in Integrating Application Caves Mind Your State for Your State of Mind |
SPRING 2020 Seminar Schedule
| January | ||
| 16 | Maja Vuković, IBM Research |
AI for Application Modernization |
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| 1993 | NO SEMINARS HELD | NO SEMINARS HELD | FALL |
For further seminar info contact at 412-268-6716