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Xuefeng Xu @xuefengxu.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

🎉 Paper accepted @vldb.bsky.social 2027 📄 Federated Computation of ROC and PR Curves 📌 TL;DR: Privacy-preserving ROC/PR curve approximation for federated learning 🔗 Project page: xuefeng-xu.github.io/research/fed... 🤝 Joint work with @grahamrc.bsky.social #VLDB2027 #Privacy #FederatedLearning

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Federated Computation of ROC and PR Curves – Xuefeng Xu

Privacy-preserving ROC/PR curve approximation for federated learning.

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CompSciOxford @compscioxford.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

Recruiting: We're hiring two Associate Professorships or Professorships of Computer Science (with Tutorial Fellowships) to start on 1 September 2027 as part of the University of Oxford’s @ox.ac.uk expansion in Computer Science. Details & applications: my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecru...

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Claudio Orlandi @claudiorlandi.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

Join us in Aarhus, Nov 2–4, for the Workshop on Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning and Privacy in Distributed Settings! We invite talks on relevant topics including federated learning, differential privacy, MPC, attacks, and more. Deadline: Sept 10 p1dpml.github.io/workshops/wo...

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Workshop 2 | Data Privacy in Machine Learning

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CompSciOxford @compscioxford.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

Professor Graham Cormode @grahamrc.bsky.social has been appointed Research Theme Lead for AI Futures at the Oxford-UBS Centre for Applied AI. His work on trustworthy AI, data privacy and large-scale data analysis will help shape the Centre's research. www.cs.ox.ac.uk/news/2537-fu...

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CompSciOxford @compscioxford.bsky.social · 22/06/2026

Recruiting: We're hiring a Departmental Lecturer in Computer Science to be responsible for teaching and supervision of undergraduate and graduate students within the department. Details & applications: my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecru...

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CompSciOxford @compscioxford.bsky.social · 16/06/2026

Want to know what life at Oxford could look like for you? If so, we would like to invite you to our upcoming Open Days on the 1 and 2 of July 2026. Expect: a talk on our undergraduate courses and the admissions process, sample lectures, and a demonstration interview.

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Rasmus Pagh @rasmuspagh.net · 12/06/2026

Great invited talks by @ahonkela.bsky.social and @grahamrc.bsky.social on the Data Privacy in Machine Learning workshop's first day. Looking forward to day 2 which will focus on unlearning!

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Paul Goldberg @paulwgoldberg.bsky.social · 11/06/2026

5-year postdoctoral research fellowship in theoretical Computer Science (also 4 other research fields), a nice opportunity! Needs PhD to be awarded between 1/Aug/24 and 1/Oct/27. Please share with whoever may be suitable! www.asc.ox.ac.uk/post-doctora...

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Post-Doctoral Research Fellowships | All Souls College

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CompSciOxford @compscioxford.bsky.social · 27/05/2026

Professor Leslie Goldberg and Professor Michael Wooldridge have been elected Fellows of the @royalsociety.org, recognising their outstanding contributions to artificial intelligence and theoretical computer science. www.cs.ox.ac.uk/news/2530-fu...

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Professor Leslie Ann Goldberg and Professor Michael Wooldridge elected as Fellows of the Royal Society

Two members of the department have been elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society in recognition of their outstanding contributions to computer science and artificial intelligence.

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Graham C @grahamrc.bsky.social · 12/05/2026

In my dream last night, I came up with the following: "I'm thinking of attending the Glue and Sticker Expo, as I'm something of an adherent." It was not received well.

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Rasmus Pagh @rasmuspagh.net · 11/05/2026

Join us June 11-12 for a workshop on Differential Privacy and Unlearning in Machine Learning at University of Copenhagen! The workshop will feature tutorials, three great invited speakers (@grahamrc.bsky.social, @ahonkela.bsky.social and @koloskova.bsky.social), as well as contributed talks.

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Tom Gur @tomgur.bsky.social · 20/10/2025

I’m looking for postdocs and PhD students to join my group at Cambridge! Topics include: Classical & Quantum Complexity, Sublinear Algorithms, Coding Theory, Cryptography, Learning Theory, and their interplay with Fourier Analysis & Additive Combinatorics. To apply or inquire, email me your CV.

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Department of Statistics @oxfordstatistics.bsky.social · 26/08/2025

With @jesusoxford.bsky.social we are looking for a Professor of Statistics. Become part of a historic institution and a community focused on academic excellence, innovative thinking, and significant practical application. About the role: tinyurl.com/b8uy6mr5 Deadline: 15 September

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Tim Burgess @tim-burgess.bsky.social · 03/04/2025

Forgot I was on a phone call about council tax Them: What band are you in Me: Erm, The Charlatans Them: Your council tax band? 😬

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Warwick Statistics @warwickstats.bsky.social · 01/04/2025

Giuseppe Cannizzaro has won the 2025 Adams Prize for "his innovative contributions to stochastic partial differential equations." The Adams Prize is awarded jointly each year by Cambridge's Faculty of Mathematics and St John’s College to UK-based researchers. www.maths.cam.ac.uk/...

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Clément Canonne @ccanonne.github.io · 05/01/2025

Very interesting (short) paper by Graham Cormode (@grahamrc.bsky.social), "Applications of Sketching and Pathways to Impact", using sketching algos as case study to see how to go from theory to—impactful—practice, and what to keep in mind in the process. (Small) sample below doi.org/10.1145/3584...

Inflict ideas on the next generation. The computer science cur-
riculum is far more dynamic than, say, the mathematics curriculum,
and it is still feasible to include research ideas in undergraduate
classes. There may not be room to go in-depth on cutting edge
ideas, but including a few results from the current century may
help to keep students engaged. Sketches are a good exemplar for
this, since the ideas can fit well into an algorithms or database class,
and illustrate some of the underlying principles and concepts. A
long-term benefit of this approach is that some students may just
remember these ideas after graduation, and be motivated to make
use of them in whatever career they choose to go in to.
Write accessible notes, and put them where people can read
them. While we may think of peer-reviewed academic publications
as the medium for sharing research ideas, these are unfortunately
not the place where practitioners will find them. You can have
more reach by writing accessible notes addressing the software
engineering community. For sketches, we made web pages and
wrote articles in practitioner-focused journals. Today, you should
consider making more use of platforms like medium and substack,
and promoting posts via social media.

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Graham C @grahamrc.bsky.social · 30/11/2024

This is exactly what I came here to avoid

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