Search for tag: "computers"

15 Media

03:02 Making Your Code Run Faster: Hardware… Making Your Code Run Faster: Hardware Acceleration for Similar Input Data, Haiyue Ma, GS (2924007)	Making Your Code Run Faster: Hardware Acceleration for Similar Input Data, Haiyue Ma, GS (2924007) It is crucial to make computer programs run faster. Traditionally, the execution time for the same program stays the same regardless of the inputs. Based on the observation that programs tend to… prd23 princeton research day graduate research electrical and computer engineering design and engineering input values images computer inputs fact cache advantage presentation similarity lot axis shift computers application applications access thing harvard contexts From Research Princeton Research Day 0 likes 48 plays Date May 4th, 2023 Speaker Haiyue Ma, GS Department Electrical and Computer Engineering
02:51 How do we know what we know? -- as a mathematical… How do we know what we know? -- as a mathematical question. Designing knowledge assumptions and asymmetric encryption schemes in lattice-based cryptography., Yuxi Zheng, UG '23 (2279885)	How do we know what we know? -- as a mathematical question. Designing knowledge assumptions and asymmetric encryption schemes in lattice-based cryptography., Yuxi Zheng, UG '23 (2279885) Assumptions of various hard problems are essential in modern cryptography. There is a group of assumptions known as the “knowledge assumptions.” They assume that in order for the… cryptography cryptographic assumptions knowledge assumptions lattice-based cryptography security under chosen-ciphertext attack elgamal damgaard's elgamal dual lwe lattice trapdoor. assumption knowledge lattice assumptions encryption power adversary scheme exponent problem problems secure computers lwe guards subconsciousness comma pair x. vector From Research Princeton Research Day 4 likes 70 plays Date May 4th, 2023 Speaker Yuxi Zheng, UG '23 (2279885) Department Mathematics
03:37 Accelerating Design Space Exploration with… Accelerating Design Space Exploration with Differentiable Surrogate Models, Shikhar Tuli, GS (2278304)	Accelerating Design Space Exploration with Differentiable Surrogate Models, Shikhar Tuli, GS (2278304) Researchers constantly strive to explore large and complex search spaces in various scientific studies and physical experiments. These could include searching the exponentially large set of… graduate research electrical and computer engineering active learning neural networks surrogate modeling ai artificial intelligence quantum science prd23 princeton research day quantum computing input performance model characteristics output experiments models space box device circuits instance computers quantum magnitude orders hardware backpropagation optimization network From Research Princeton Research Day 3 likes 35 plays Date April 30th, 2023 Speaker Shikhar Tuli, GS Department Electrical and Computer Engineering
01:06:26 CITP Lecture: "Designing Usable and Useful… CITP Lecture: "Designing Usable and Useful Privacy Choice Interfaces"	CITP Lecture: "Designing Usable and Useful Privacy Choice Interfaces" lorrie f cranor citp privacy security computers science things users app thing lot labels study cookies button label cookie students banners choices icon developers consumers icons choice questions From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 4 plays Date March 30th, 2023 Speaker Lorrie F. Cranor Department CITP Location Comp Sci 105
44:57 2023 Alumni Day Madison Medal Lecture - Dr.… 2023 Alumni Day Madison Medal Lecture - Dr. Robert Kahn *64	2023 Alumni Day Madison Medal Lecture - Dr. Robert Kahn *64 network challenge infrastructure objects object architecture packet computer systems arpanet networks things blockchain question packets kind government dr idea computers From University Advancement 0 likes 3 plays
01:04:09 JPP15September2022_YShi JPP15September2022_YShi	JPP15September2022_YShi ppplonly quantum problem computer plasma equation linear physics approach problems hardware computing thing point hamiltonian wave function computers space gates things From PPPL Admins 0 likes 27 plays
03:06 ReMatch Intern – Wilder ( Alexander)… ReMatch Intern – Wilder ( Alexander) Crosier	ReMatch Intern – Wilder ( Alexander) Crosier molecules lab laser sidebands light crystal eom frequency levels problems computers quantum power strength voltage frequencies lasers energy structure molecule From our Undergraduate Research 0 likes 42 plays Speaker Wilder ( Alexander) Crosier Department Office of Undergraduate Research
01:20:33 M+M \| 03/15/2022 \| Ben Peters: After Computation:… M+M \| 03/15/2022 \| Ben Peters: After Computation: Critical Reflections on Digital Crisis [Response: Paize Keulemans]	M+M \| 03/15/2022 \| Ben Peters: After Computation: Critical Reflections on Digital Crisis [Response: Paize Keulemans] In this discussion, Thomas S. Mullaney and Benjamin Peters - two of the editors of Your Computer Is On Fire (MIT Press 2021, with Mar Hicks and Kavita Philip) - gather to explore the question: Is… spring2022 book presentation kind history tech computer question media things 1990s facebook language fire content result problem ways academia materiality thing computers century From M+M Program in Media and Modernity 0 likes 20 plays Date March 15th, 2022 Speaker Peters, Ben; Keulemans, Paize Department Architecture Location Online
01:00:35 Engage 2021 - Celebrate Princeton Innovation… Engage 2021 - Celebrate Princeton Innovation (Part 3)	Engage 2021 - Celebrate Princeton Innovation (Part 3) Part 3 of 3 - Explore the Tech Track with Bruce Koel, Fatima Ebrahimi, Andrew Houck, Ruby Lee, Adam Finkelstein, and Jiaqi Su.Other CPI parts: Part 1 of 3 - Dean for Research Pablo Debenedetti,… process materials smartphone power things recording battery questions propulsion devices kind batteries voice behavior kinds recycling systems computers experiment fusion From Innovation Innovation Communication 0 likes 20 plays Date December 2nd, 2021 Speaker Chris Wright, Bruce Koel, Fatima Ebrahimi, Andrew Houck, Ruby Lee, Adam Finkelstein, Jiaqi Su, John Ritter Department Princeton Innovation
51:45 The Evolution of Ransomware The Evolution of Ransomware	The Evolution of Ransomware (InfoSec 101) Over the last few years, ransomware has remained an ongoing security threat for organizations worldwide. In fact, according to an annual report on global security, there were a total… ransomware ransom files lot passwords computer question criminals device computers access things vulnerabilities thing organizations accounts systems payment password mind From Stefanie Clerkin 0 likes 15 plays Date November 16th, 2021 Speaker Tara Schaufler & Steve Niedzwiecki Department Information Security Office
02:52 ReMatch+ Intern - Evan Chandran ReMatch+ Intern - Evan Chandran	ReMatch+ Intern - Evan Chandran Robust Frequency Offset Locking for Chirped Laser Slowing of CaF molecules physics laser photons frequency experiments lab superconductors systems computers quantum direction circuit chamber setup fluoride calcium lasers chuck professor From our Undergraduate Research 1 likes 66 plays Date July 29th, 2021 Speaker Evan Chandran Department Department of Physics
14:15 OURSIP Intern - Inci Karaaslan OURSIP Intern - Inci Karaaslan	OURSIP Intern - Inci Karaaslan Cross-Entropy-Style Benchmarking of a 13 ns Perfect Entangler cubits fidelity quantum error qubit computer gate gates computers bit experiment google cycle crosstalk types energy cubit superconducting entropy methods From our Undergraduate Research 1 likes 26 plays Date July 27th, 2021 Speaker Inci Karaaslan Department Department of Electrical Engineering
01:03:47 CITP Seminar: Josh Goldfoot - Computer Crime CITP Seminar: Josh Goldfoot - Computer Crime	CITP Seminar: Josh Goldfoot - Computer Crime Criminal computer intrusions can endanger privacy, safety, financial security, and more. The problem of computer crime has grown so that it threatens not only businesses and government… ransomware computer crime privacy information security data breach computer government law crime computers question department researchers justice lot criminals cfa act companies victims problem bank vulnerabilities matters thing From CI Center for Information Technology Policy 0 likes 5 plays Date November 24th, 2020 Speaker Josh Goldfoot Department Center for Information Technology Policy Location Webinar
01:17:13 A Worldview Through the Computational Lens - Part… A Worldview Through the Computational Lens - Part 1: A Common Language for Nature, Man, and Computer	A Worldview Through the Computational Lens - Part 1: A Common Language for Nature, Man, and Computer computation machine turing algorithm things mathematics step process computers input computer science numbers algorithms problem thing cell question theory fact From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 21 plays Speaker Avi Wigderson, School of Mathematics, Institute for Advanced Study Department Public Lecture Series
01:15:26 Gary Marcus Gary Marcus	Gary Marcus Toward a Theory of how the Brain Works archived_to_s3 brain things kind computer neuroscience lot neurons thing parts blocks level theory language kinds question computation idea computers ways biology From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 74 plays Date March 31st, 2014 Speaker Gary Marcus Department Public Lecture Location McCosh 50