Schedule of Events

Friday | Saturday | Sunday

Friday, April 17
11:30	Registration, Meet & Greet
12:00	Opening Remarks
12:30	OneSwarm - privacy preserving peer-to-peer data sharing
13:00	Q&A
13:15	BitTorrent DNA - Effortless BitTorrent deployment
13:45	Q&A
14:00	Break
15:00	Seating
15:15	BioHack! - Homebrew Genetic Testing - Read your own source code - at home!
15:45	Q&A
16:00	Helios Voting - The first and only web-based voting system that enables voters to verify their vote and the overall tally with cryptographic certainty.
16:30	Q&A
16:45	Switzerland - a semi-P2P system for detecting forged and modified IP packets between clients
17:15	Q&A
17:30	Closing Remarks

Saturday, April 18
11:45	Doors Open
12:00	Opening Remarks
12:30	Libevent - making fast asynchronous network programs portable
13:00	Q&A
13:15	Tahoe, the Least-Authority Filesystem - a secure, decentralized, fault-tolerant storage network
13:45	Q&A
14:00	Break
15:00	Seating
15:15	BioHack! - Keiki Gels - Visualize DNA -- in a drinking straw!
15:45	Q&A
16:00	Distributed Transaction Layer for Google App Engine - Providing transaction semantics across multiple entity groups for applications written in the Google App Engine distributed computing framework
16:30	Q&A
16:45	Typhon / Scream
17:15	Q&A
17:30	Closing Remarks

Sunday, April 19
11:45	Doors Open
12:00	Opening Remarks
12:30	Pork - Largescale Automatic Rewriting of C++
13:00	Q&A
13:15	Parallel Web Browser - a web browser for handhelds & multicore laptops
13:45	Q&A
14:00	Break
15:00	Seating
15:15	BioHack! - DIY Synthetic Biology - From Design to Construction with New Model Organisms
15:45	Q&A
16:00	Trend Profiler / trend-prof - aims at finding performance surprises (super-linearities) in C / C++ code based on trends in the runs of the program on small to medium inputs.
16:30	Q&A
16:45	TorFlow - A Python-based Tor Research Toolset
17:15	Q&A
17:30	Closing Remarks