
Share your research, receive feedback, and meet potential collaborators.
Poster and presentation submissions are open to undergraduate, master’s, and PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. Undergraduate and master’s students are especially encouraged to submit. Draft materials are welcome and may be refined before the workshop. Research in progress, research-oriented course projects, and recent or previously published work are welcome. Topics include AI algorithm design, agent systems, scalable training and inference, AI infrastructure, networking, heterogeneous computing, security, reliability, and sustainability.
9:00 am–5:00 pm · Tentative
Posters & demos · 4:00–5:00 pm
3 invited speaker slots · 45 min each
Speakers to be announced
Up to 9 research talks · Max. 3 per session
75-minute lunch · Two 30-minute coffee breaks
Open discussion · 3:45–4:00 pm
genisys27.github.io/#posters
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PPTX or PDF · Upload through Box
https://rice.app.box.com/f/0370111606fc4a1da368d135b485fb80
Talk allocation across career stages and research groups will reflect submissions.
PPTX format · 15-minute slots, including Q&A and transition.
Maximum 15 slides.
Submit a presentation
T. S. Eugene Ng · Yuke Wang · Jiarong Xing · Tong Geng (ECE)
Computer Science and Electrical & Computer Engineering, Rice University