ACM ByteCast Archive

ACM ByteCast is a podcast series from ACM’s Practitioners Board in which hosts Rashmi Mohan and Jessica Bell interview researchers, practitioners and innovators who are at the intersection of computing research and practice. In each monthly episode, guests will share their experiences, the lessons they’ve learned, and their own visions for the future of computing.

Listen to past episodes below, or wherever you get your podcasts.

 

2025

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Ep71: Henrique Malvar
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Ep70: Kate Kallot
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Ep68: Peter Lee
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Ep67: Mary Lou Jepsen
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Ep66: Travis S. Humble
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Ep65: Darja Smite
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Ep64: Chieko Asakawa
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Ep63: Alvin Wang Graylin
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Ep62: Jennifer Chayes

2024

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Ep61: Roger Dannenberg
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Ep60: Xin Luna Dong
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Ep59: Nashlie Sephus
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Ep58: Wen-Mei Hwu
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Ep57 Xavier Leroy
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Ep56 Ramón Cáceres
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Ep55 Juan Gilbert
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Ep54 Yoshua Bengio
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Ep53 Francesca Rossi
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Ep52 Partha Talukdar
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Ep51 Rosalind Picard
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Ep50 Edward Y Chang
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Ep49 Jacki O'Neill
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Ep48 Ranveer Chandra

2023

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Ep47 Yael Tauman Kalai
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Ep46 Noriko Arai
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Ep45 Eugenio Zuccarelli
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Ep44 Regina Barzilay
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Ep43 Kush Varshney
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Ep42 Anima Anandkumar
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Ep41 Mor Peleg
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Ep40 Robert Metcalfe
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Ep39 H.-S. Philip Wong
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Ep38 Pattie Maes
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Ep36 Holly Urban
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Ep35 Pat Pataranutaporn
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Ep34 Team V Bionic
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Ep33 Neil Trevett

2022

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Ep32 Matei Zaharia
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Ep31 Yaw Anokwa
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Ep 30 Steve Nouri
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Ep 29 Nuria Oliver
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Ep28 Michelle Zhou
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Ep27 Charu Thomas
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Ep26 Shyam Gollakota
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Ep25 Margo Seltzer
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Ep24 Wendy Chapman
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Ep23 David Heinemeier Hansson

2021

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Ep22 Amanda Randles
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Ep21 Jelani Nelson
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Ep20 Luiz Andre Barroso
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Ep19 Ayanna Howard
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Ep18 Mounia Lalmas
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Ep17 Bryan Cantrill
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Ep16 Leslie Lamport
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Ep15 Suchi Saria
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Ep14 Luis von Ahn
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Ep13 Ramesh Raskar
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Ep12 Denae Ford
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Ep11 Jeffrey Heer
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Ep10 Maria Klawe
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Ep9 Vint Cerf

2020

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Ep8 Jennifer Widom
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Ep7 Shwetak Patel
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Ep6 Robin Murphy
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Ep5 Theo Scholssnagle
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Ep4 Kristian Lum
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Ep3 Radia Perlman
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Ep2 Donald Knuth

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In this episode of ACM ByteCast, Rashmi Mohan hosts Henrique Malvar, a signal processing researcher at Microsoft Research (Emeritus). He spent more than 25 years at Microsoft as a distinguished engineer and chief scientist, leading the Redmond, Washington lab (managing more than 350 researchers). At Microsoft, he contributed to the development of audio coding and digital rights management for the Windows Media Audio, Windows Media Video, and to image compression technologies, such as HD Photo/JPEG XR formats and the RemoteFX bitmap compression, as well as to a variety of tools for signal analysis and synthesis. Henrique is also an Affiliate Professor at the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of Washington and a member of the National Academy of Engineers. He has published over 180 articles, has been issued over 120 patents, and has been the recipient for countless awards for his service.

 

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