Tech Talk Tuesday

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The Tech Talk Tuesday seminar is a forum for industry and other organizations to learn about the latest research arising in the labs of faculty in the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Oregon State University. Seminar topics will span the full spectrum of EECS with each academic quarter focusing on a particular theme. The talks are targeted for a tech-savvy audience, but the audience is not assumed to have deep knowledge of the particular research area.

Tech Talk Tuesday is presented in partnership with the Technology Association of Oregon.

Past Tech Talks

Fall 2026 to Present

 

Prior to Fall 2026

Alan Fern.

The AgAID Institute: AI Solutions to Tackle 21st Century Challenges in Agriculture

Alan Fern

Professor and Associate Head of Research, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Oregon State University

Dylan Keon.

Data Modeling and Quality Control for Spatial Decision Support Systems

Dylan Keon

Assistant Professor (Sr Res), NACSE Research Group, Oregon State University

Lessons in Real-World Software: Going From Monolith to Microservices

Carrie Hertel and Mark Clements

Center for Applied Systems & Software, Oregon State University

Margaret Burnett.

Systematic Inclusive Design: From GenderMag to SocioeconomicMag

Margaret Burnett

University Distinguished Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University

Graphical Models and Causality for Handling Corrupted Data

Karthika Mohan

Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University

Weng-Keen Wong.

Looking for Weird Things in Data

Weng-Keen Wong

Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University

Alan Fern.

How to Train Your Robot to Stand, Walk, Run, Hop, and Skip

Alan Fern

Professor and Associate Head for Research, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Oregon State University

Sanghyun Hong.

Building Secure and Reliable Deep Learning Systems from a Systems Security Perspective

Sanghyun Hong

Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University

Radha Venkatagiri.

Democratizing Error-Efficient Computing

Radha Venkatagiri

Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University

Sibin Mohan.

Resilient Operating Systems via Code Debloating

Sibin Mohan

Associate Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University

Sandhya Saisubramanian.

In Pursuit of Reliable Autonomy in the Open World

Sandhya Saisubramanian

Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University

Vincent Immler.

Chip Wars: Make 'em and Break 'em

Vincent Immler

Assistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Oregon State University

Julie Adams.

Transparency for Robots: Why does it matter?

Julie A. Adams

Professor, Computer Science, Associate Director of Research, CoRIS, Oregon State University

V John Mathews.

Neuroprostheses for amputees and patients with spinal cord injuries

V John Mathews

Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Oregon State University

Minsuk Kahng.

Visual Analytics for Machine Learning Interpretability

Minsuk Kahng

Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University

Anita Sarma.

How Can You Design Inclusive Software Products?

Anita Sarma

Associate Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University

Kiri Wagstaff.

Machine Learning for Scientific Discovery in Planetary and Space Science

Kiri Wagstaff

Associate Research Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University

Eduardo Cotilla-Sanchez.

Power System Modeling for Cyber and Physical Security of Electrical Infrastructure

Eduardo Cotilla-Sanchez

Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Oregon State University

Ted Brekken.

Power System Resilience: Earthquakes and the Grid

Ted Brekken

Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Oregon State University

Rakesh Bobba.

Towards Usable and Practical Image Privacy

Rakesh Bobba

Associate Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University