Department Seminar Series

Unless otherwise stated, the following seminars normally take place in

• the Ashton Lecture Theatre
  (First floor, Ashton Building, location 422 on the campus map)
• on Tuesdays, 1 - 2pm.

If you would like to give a seminar, or to suggest a possible seminar speaker, please contact John Sylvester.

All Seminars

Date	Speaker	Title	Host
25 Mar 2025   13:00	Thomas Erlebach University of Durham		Viktor Zamaraev
18 Feb 2025   13:00	Dillon Mayhew University of Leeds		[johnsyl]
04 Feb 2025   13:00	Andrei Krokhin University of Durham	The complexity of Promise Constraint Satisfaction Problems	Zamaraev
28 Jan 2025   13:00	Leoni Winschermann University of Twente	`Solving' the energy transition - Research on the interface between optimization and application	Prudence Wong
26 Nov 2024   13:00 Ashton Lecture Theatre	Andrew Ryzhikov University of Oxford	How combinatorics stands in the way of matrix reachability (and what we can do about that)	David Purser
Previous talks
19 Nov 2024   13:00 Ashton Lecture Theatre	Luca Zanetti University of Bath	An analysis of Elo rating systems via Markov chains	[johnsyl]
29 Oct 2024   13:00 Ashton Lecture Theatre	Aris Filos-Ratsikas University of Edinburgh	Pushing the Frontier on Approximate EFX Allocations	Martin Gairing
22 Oct 2024   13:00 Ashton Lecture Theatre	Ron van der Meyden University of New South Wales	Epistemic Model Checking and Synthesis of Byzantine Agreement Protocols	Xiaowei Huang
15 Oct 2024   13:00 Ashton Lecture Theatre	Parinya Chalermsook Aalto University	Fast and Survivable Network Design	Joachim Spoerhase
17 Sep 2024   13:00 Ashton Lecture Theatre	Andreas Padalkin Paderborn University	Polylogarithmic Time Algorithms for Shortest Path Forests in Programmable Matter	Othon Michail

Older Seminars

ordered by Academic Year

• 2023/24
• 2022/23
• 2021/22
• 2020/21
• 2019/20
• 2018/19
• 2017/18
• 2016/17
• 2015/16
• 2014/15
• 2013/14
• 2012/13
• 2011/12
• 2010/11
• 2009/10
• 2008/09
• 2007/08
• 2006/07
• 2005/06
• 2004/05
• 2003/04
• 2002/03
• 2001/02
• 2000/01

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Other seminar series

• Algorithms, Complexity Theory and Optimisation
• Argumentation and Representation of Knowledge
• Data Mining and Machine Learning
• Economics and Computation
• Friday Lunch and Talk
• Liverpool Distinguished Computer Science Lecture
• Networks and Distributed Computing
• PhD Tea Talks
• Robotics and Autonomous Systems
• Verification
• Women in Technology
• Overview of all seminar series