Cybersecurity Seminar SeriesThe cybersecurity seminar hosts talks on emerging cybersecurity threats and defenses, as well as talks on cybersecurity experimentation.

Scientific Computing at LargeThe Scientific Computing Seminar series focuses on the all aspects of research, software, and deployments that support scientific projects with strong computational components. Among the topics presented so far: scientific workflows, cloud computing, streaming data infrastructures, and cyberinfrastructure for the Palomar Transient Factory among others.

Artificial Intelligence SeminarThe AI seminar invites top AI researchers to present their work at the Information Sciences Institute (ISI). The intention is to foster collaborations and increase the participation of ISI researchers in cutting-edge AI research.

ISI Natural Language SeminarThe NL seminar focuses on talks in the area of natural language processing. The seminar has a long history of bringing bright researchers and their cool work to ISI. Past and upcoming talks can be found at the seminar's website: https://nlg.isi.edu/nl-seminar/

Heterogeneous and Non-Traditional Computing Seminar SeriesGeneral-purpose CPUs are reaching their limits, forcing modern computing architectures toward specialization. GPUs, FPGAs, and other accelerators are now commonplace, and radically new computing technologies and architectures are on the horizon. This seminar series explore these trends with the goal of building collaborations within and outside the Institute. Please see here for more information about this series and its topics.

Network Science & Graph MiningNetworks and graphs are the explicit or implicit data structures in several related domains such as analyzing, mining and learning from structured data, graph mining, social network analysis, network science, complex systems, computational social science, and more generally data science. The objective of this seminar series is to bring together researchers from a variety of related areas and provide a forum to present and learn about some of the most cutting-edge research in these domains.

Un-Seminar SeriesThe Un-Seminar will organize small group activities including brainstorming sessions around challenge problems presented by experts from other disciplines, debates on sociotechnical topics, and randomized lunch dates with other ISIers.

Honored ISI Alumni PerspectivesThe ISI Esteemed Alumni Seminar Series fosters a life-long identity as an ISIer, maintains our network with former ISI researchers, and provides a sense of institutional history. Seminar topics include alumni's current research path, their efforts to transition ISI research into practice, or historical retrospectives on seminal ISI research projects. Please send suggestions for speakers to alumni-seminar-series@isi.edu.

Summer Smasher presents the Viterbi Startup Garage's Oceanside ChatsLearn the tactical side of setting up your company thru the Viterbi Startup Garage's Oceanside Chat 8 week series this Summer. Join us as we discuss capitalization tables, incorporation, Boards of Directors, and other nuts and bolts, as well as emphasizing customer discovery. We will invite a host of specialist/industry leaders to share their experiences including a dynamic Q&A over lunch.

Good Engineering Seminar SeriesResearch is fundamentally about making lives better for people. Unfortunately, even good researchers sometimes stop short of making their findings convenient for others to pick up and implement their inventions into a product- making a real impact. The Good Engineering Seminar series hopes to bridge this gap by connecting proficient engineers with researchers to share knowledge on practical tools and best practices in software engineering. The goal is to provide exposure and training on tools and techniques for already solved problems in the industry so as to equip the researcher to become efficient, and more importantly to shorten the path from research to product.