Fall 2000 Seminar Series	Friday, May 9, 2008

These seminars are open to the public, and a video recording of the seminar is archived in the CLSP library. The talks are held on Tuesdays from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM in Shaffer Hall, Room 100, on the Homewood Campus of Johns Hopkins University (unless otherwise noted).

Shaffer Hall is located directly across the lower quad from Barton Hall, the building where CLSP is located. Click here for directions to CLSP.

	26 September	Michael S. Lewicki Efficient Coding of Natural Sounds Department of Computer Science & Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition Carnegie Mellon University
	3 October	Dr. Robert Remez Perceptual Requirements for Organizing and Analyzing Speech or Perceiving a Message (and a Messenger) in the Time-varying Tones Department of Psychology Barnard College, Columbia University
	10 October	Mike Phillips Technology and System Development at SpeechWorks International Speechworks Presentation Slides: PPT or HTML
	17 October	Fernando Pereira The Hedgehog and the Fox: Language Technology and the Knowledge of Language WhizBang! Labs -- Research Presentation Slides: PDF
	24 October	Bruce Hayes A Phonologist's View of the Past Tense Controversy Department of Linguistics UCLA
	31 October	Rebecca Gomez Artificial Language Learning and Language Acquisition Department of Psychology Johns Hopkins University
	6 November	Hervé Bourlard Non-Stationary Multi-Stream Processing Towards Robust and Adaptive Speech Recognition Dalle Molle Institute for Perceptual Artificial Intelligence (IDIAP) Swiss Federal Institute of Technology at Lausanne (EPFL) Switzerland Presentation Slides: PDF or PS
	7 November	Ralph Weischedel Information Extraction: What has Worked, What hasn't, and What has Promise for the Future BBN Technologies Presentation Slides: PPT or HTML
	14 November	David G. Stork The Open Mind Initiative: An internet based distributed framework for developing "intelligent" systems Ricoh Silicon Valley Presentation Slides: PDF
	28 November	Tom Trabasso What makes information accessible during or after narrative comprehension? Department of Psychology University of Chicago
	5 December	Allen Gorin Semantic Information Processing of Spoken Language AT&T Research

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