Abstract:
Computers can efficiently solve many problems. How powerful is the most powerful computer? Can it efficiently solve all natural problems arising from our life? In this talk, I will give a flavor of how to understand and apply fundamental limitations of computers.
*Please note that tea and coffee reception will start at 4:45 PM. All are welcome!
NYU Shanghai STEM Seminar Series - Spring 2019
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April 03: Introduction to Magnetic Resonance Imaging
By Zhong-Lin Lu, Distinguished Professor of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Professor of Psychology, and Director of the Center for Brain and Cognitive Sciences, The Ohio State University -
April 10: Cortical 'Ring' Models of Binocular Rivalry and Fusion
By David McLaughlin, Chief Science Mentor, Affiliated Professor of Mathematics and Neural Science, NYU Shanghai; Silver Professor of Mathematics and Neural Science, NYU -
April 17: What Do We See in Ultrafast Spectroscopy of Liquids?
By Xiang Sun, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, NYU Shanghai -
May 8: Limitations of Computers and How to Make Use of Them
By Siyao Guo, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, NYU Shanghai; Global Network Assistant Professor, NYU -
May 15: Delineating Urban Park Catchment Area Using Mobile Data
By Chenghe Guan, Assistant Professor of Urban Design, NYU Shanghai
This event is for NYU Shanghai community. External attendees please RSVP HERE.