Sharc + Synergy Lab Reading Group Schedule (Fall 2022)
- Time: Friday 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
- Location: Zoom Meeting Room
- To schedule a presentation: Please fill in the schedule here: schedule
- There is no need to specify a paper title yet — you can just reserve a slot and fill in the details later.
- Some rules:
- Please be well prepared and make sure your chosen paper is excellent and worth reading
- Please actively ask questions and make comments — this is a good way to interact with Sharc members
- Feel free to invite your friends (even outside GT)
- Please make your presentation within 25 minutes (if no interruption); the overall presentation will be at most 40 minutes with Q&A
- If you don’t know what to present, please choose some latest publications from these conferences (in Related Conferences/Journals)
- Subscription: To subscribe to get notifications regarding schedule changes or to unsubscribe, please send an email to callie.hao AT ece.gatech.edu.
Sharc + Synergy Lab Reading Group Schedule (Spring 2022)
- Time: Friday 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
- Past presentation schedule is here: schedule
Sharc Lab Reading Group Schedule (Fall 2021)
- Time: Friday 3:00 – 4:30 pm
- Past presentation schedule is here: schedule
Talks at and from Sharc
- [11.12.2021] “An Overview of Machine Learning Models in Autonomous Driving”, by Dr. Kanishka Tyagi from Aptiv Advanced Research Centre, Agoura Hills, California. [YouTube]
- [10.13.2021] “How Powerful are Graph Neural Networks and Reinforcement Learning in EDA: a Case Study in High-Level Synthesis”, by Callie Hao at Stevens Institute of Technology ECE Seminar. [slides]
- [09.24.2021] “Invited Talk: HLS-based Graph Processing on FPGA”, by Xinyu chen at Sharc Seminar. [YouTube]
- [09.23.2021] “How Powerful are Graph Neural Networks and Reinforcement Learning in EDA: a Case Study in High-Level Synthesis”, by Callie Hao at Rutgers EFficient AI (REFAI) Seminar. [YouTube] [slides]
Sharc Lab Get-together!
Fun Facts at Sharc — Nerdy Quotations
May 03, 2022 @ Campus
Sharc Lab dinner. Someone took out rice from the delivery box shaped as a cube. Stefan said (calmly): “It’s block partitioned“.
The same Sharc Lab dinner. We ordered too much food and Jianming offered to heat up some of them at another microwave machine. Someone said: “It’s multi-core and distributed computing“. Some said: “It’s called offloading some tasks to GPU“. After a while, our heating was finished but Jianming hasn’t been back yet. We concluded: “It’s because the communication overhead is too large” (the other microwave machine is far away).
July 9, 2022 @ San Francisco
Sharc Lab dinner. After a large meal, Callie mumbled: “hope I have two stomachs.” Akshay didn’t get it and asked Callie to repeat. After the second time, Akshay looked extremely enlightened and said (excitingly): “Ohhh! So ping pong buffer!“
September 25, 2022 @ Campus
Akshay holding a huge bottle of zero-sugar soda for Callie and expressed concerns about getting too much soda, but Callie didn’t care since it’s zero-sugar. Akshay didn’t give up: “You know zero-sugar and zero-calorie on the label doesn’t really mean zero; as long as it’s below a threshold they can claim zero.” Looking at Callie’s indifferent face, he emphasized: “There’s a quantization error! It can be accumulated!” This is a really good practice before the submission deadline.
September 28, 2022 @ Campus
Sharc Lab meeting with Stefan and Rishov. Stefan was trying to explain the adversary attack on INR to Rishov: “Here, hold my INR, and I’ll ….” If in the future Rishov is not responding to his email/slack, he is probably too busy holding Stefan’s INR.