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HAIL Seminar Series

Exploring Human Factors, Artificial Intelligence, Language Technology and other topics of interest.

The HAIL Seminar Series is organised and run by Cécile Paris and Andrew Lampert from the Information Engineering Laboratory at the CSIRO ICT Centre in Marsfield, Sydney, Australia.

The HAIL seminar series, started by Cecile Paris in early 1997, is one of the longest running research seminar series in Sydney.

If you or a colleague would like to present your work at a HAIL seminar, please contact Andrew Lampert.

Upcoming Seminars

Seminars are open to the public, and free to attend. No need to register, just turn up on the day. Details about how to get to Marsfield are available.

If you can't attend in person, you can also view a live video broadcast of most seminars at the advertised time. We are also experimenting with a HAIL podcast that provides audio recordings of seminars. You can also subscribe to the HAIL podcast using itunes.

No Seminar
Australia Day
Tuesday 26 January 2010 at 11am
Ambient Affiliation: a linguistic perspective on Twitter
Dr Michele Zappavigna
Department of Linguistics
University of Sydney
Tuesday 9 February 2010 at 11am
HTML5 Media Elements and Accessability
Dr Silvia Pfeiffer
CEO and Co-founder
Vquence
Tuesday 23 February 2010 at 11am

Past Seminars Future Seminars

Where:	CSIRO ICT Centre Lecture Theatre, CSIRO Radiophysics Laboratory Corner Vimiera and Pembroke Roads Marsfield, Sydney How to get to Marsfield
Duration:	Seminars are expected to last an hour, including 10-15 minutes for questions and discussion.

Click through for more about the HAIL seminar series including information on how to obtain video recordings of seminars and how to join the HAIL mailing list.

Video Streaming of Seminars

We usually live VIDEO streams of HAIL seminars. The video recording and post-processing is thanks to the efforts of Julien Blondeau.

During a scheduled HAIL seminar, you can view a live video feed of the seminar (note that the streamed video at this link is only accessible during the actual seminar and will only be available where the speaker agrees to have their seminar both recorded and broadcast).

After most seminars, digital video copies (in Windows Media format) will also be available to view or download from the seminar abstract page.