Session 1: Data Mining and Networking

• Geo-placement: Geo-replicated Database Placement
  Victor Zakhary, F. Nawab, D. Agrawal, A. Abbadi
  
  
• Distributed Representations of Expertise
  Fangqiu Han, S. Tan, H. Sun, M. Srivatsa, D. Cai, X. Yan
  
  
• 60GHz Mobile Imaging
  Yanzi Zhu, Y. Zhu, B. Zhao, H. Zheng
  

Session 2: Databases and Cloud

• TaoStore: Overcoming Asynchronicity in Oblivious Data Storage
  Best paper runner-up
  Cetin Sahin, V. Zakhary, A. Abbadi, H. Lin, S. Tessaro
  
  
• A Configurable Natural Language Question Benchmark for Knowledge Bases
  Yu Su, H. Sun, B. Sadler, M. Srivatsa, I. Gur, Z. Yan, X. Yan
  
  
• Validated Simulation for Cloud Scheduler Engineering
  Alexander Pucher, C. Krintz, R. Wolski

Session 3: Automated Verification and Security

• Automatically Computing Program Path Complexity
  Best presentation award
  Lucas Bang, A. Aydin, T. Bultan
  
  
• CLAPP: Characterizing Loops in Android Applications
  Best paper award
  Yanick Fratantonio, A. Machiry, A. Bianchi, C. Kruegel, G. Vigna
  
  
• Automata-based Model Counting String Solver
  Abdulbaki Aydin, L. Bang, T. Bultan
  

Awards and Feedback from Chairs

Graduate Student Panel

What will Computer Science look like in 10 years?

• John Martinis, Physics Department, UC Santa Barbara and Google Research
• Somdeb Majumdar, Qualcomm Research
• Paul Gader, Department of Computer, Information Science and Engineering, University of Florida
• Matthew Turk, Computer Science, Media Arts and Technology Program, UC Santa Barbara
• Joao Hespanha, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Mechanical Engineering Department, Center for Control, Dynamical-systems, and Computation, UC Santa Barbara