College of Computing Distinguished Seminar by Prof. Yiran Chen: Big AI for Small Devices

Prof. Yiran Chen from Duke University

College of Computing (CC) hosted its inaugural Distinguished Seminar on October 18th, featuring the esteemed Professor Yiran Chen from Duke University. The seminar, titled “Big AI for Small Devices”, delved into the forefront of the ever-evolving field of AI, captivating over 100 enthusiastic attendees, including students and faculty members.

The seminar attracted a large number of faculty and students to participate

(From left) Prof. Minghua Chen,  Associate Dean of College of Computing, Prof. Arindam Basu, Professor of Department of Electrical Engineering; Prof. Yiran Chen; Prof. Ray Cheung, Associate Provost (Digital Learning); Prof. Nan Guan, Associate Professor of Department of Computer Science; Prof. Shiqi Wang, Associate Professor of Department of Computer Science

The seminar culminated in an insightful exploration of the foundational design principles and their progressive evolution towards crafting efficient, scalable, robust, and secure edge computing systems. Attendees were enriched by the wealth of knowledge shared, actively engaging in a vibrant Q&A session where they had the opportunity to exchange ideas with Professor Chen, fostering a dynamic and interactive learning environment.

The College remains committed to curating events that cater to the evolving needs of our students, showcasing the distinctive activities that embody the essence of Computing.

Prof. Yiran Chen and Prof. Minghua Chen, Associate Dean of College of Computing engaged in academic discourse during the Q&A session