Date	Speaker	Topic
11/05/08	Dr. Ming Mao, SAP	Ontology Mapping: Towards semantic interoperability in distributed and heterogeneous environments
10/29/08	Anne van Kesteren, Opera Software	HTML 5
10/22/08	Greg Hyman, Industrial Light & Magic	This is ILM: An inside look at how visual effects are created for many of Hollywood's biggest movies
10/15/08	Patrick Chanezon, Google	Social Applications in the Cloud: OpenSocial and Google App Engine
10/08/08	Dr. Sameer Verma, SFSU	Exploring, Sharing, Reflecting, Learning: One Laptop Per Child
10/01/08	Sebastian Heise, Michael Hlatky, Jörn Loviscach, Hochschule Bremen University of Applied Sciences	Novel User Interfaces for Audio Retrieval and Processing
9/24/08	William E. Johnston, ESnet	The Impact of Modern, Large-scale Science on the Design of National and International Research and Education Network
9/17/08	Prof's Levine, Okada, Yang	Levine: Local and International Projects for Students Okada: Intelligent Pattern Analysis Yang: Data Mining and Applications in Bioinformatics and Nutrigenomics
9/10/08	Dragutin Petkovic	Overview of the New Graduate Program and Other New Intiatives at SFSU Computer Science Department
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