Stanford AI Lab Talk Schedule

Notes:

• PAIL meetings will be held at 12:15 PM in Gates 104 unless otherwise noted. PAIL meetings are closed meetings, except by invitation of one of the affiliated faculty. PAIL is a joint meeting of the research groups of professors Koller, Li, Manning, Ng, Shoham and Thrun.
• DAGS meetings will be held at 12:00PM in Gates 104. DAGS meetings are closed group meetings. If you are interested in attending, please contact Daphne in advance.
• ML meetings will be held at 12:00PM in the fishbowl. 
• PAIL typically meets every other Monday except for holidays during which there are no classes.
• If you wish to present at a PAIL meeting, please contact Bangpeng Yao at bangpeng@cs.stanford.edu.
• You may speak about your own work, ideas you have been thinking of, an interesting paper you have read, notes from a conference you have attended, or anything else of general interest to the group and of probabilistic merit.
• Lunch will be served at the meeting and every effort will be made to offer vegan and vegetarian options.
• At least one option should not have bell peppers.
• If you are ordering food for PAIL, plan for an attendance of around 44 people.

Winter Quarter 2012 Schedule

Fall Quarter 2011 Schedule

Spring/Summer Quarter 2011 Schedule

Winter Quarter 2011 Schedule

Fall Quarter 2010 Schedule

Summer Quarter 2010 Schedule

Spring Quarter 2010 Schedule

http://dags.stanford.edu/meeting.cgi

Schedule for Academic Year 2008-2009

Schedule for Academic Year 2007-2008

Schedule for Academic Year 2006-2007

Notes:

• PAIL meetings will be held at 12:15 PM in Gates 104 unless otherwise noted.
• DAGS meetings will be held at 12:00PM in Gates 104. 
• ML meetings will be held at 12:00PM in the fishbowl. 
• PAIL typically meets every other Monday except for holidays during which there are no classes.
• If you wish to present at a PAIL meeting, please contact Alex Karkpenko at karpenko@cs.stanford.edu.
• You may speak about your own work, ideas you have been thinking of, an interesting paper you have read, notes from a conference you have attended, or anything else of general interest to the group and of probabilistic merit.
• Lunch will be served at the meeting and every effort will be made to offer vegan and vegetarian options.
• At least one option should not have bell peppers.
• If you are ordering food, plan for an attendance of around 44 people.

(PAIL is a joint meeting of the research groups of professors Koller, Li, Manning, Ng, Shoham and Thrun.)