Future Data Systems Seminar Series — Fall 2025
Some people want to forget their past like when they worked at a religious pizza parlor in high school and they saw people shoot up in a motel bathtub. Databases are all about recording the events of the past. But we are interested in the question of what should a database system look like in the future to handle more of our past so we never forget.
The Carnegie Mellon University Database Research Group is exploring this question with the Future Data Systems Seminar Series. The talks in this series will present ideas on modern system architectures and technologies for storing, managing, and accessing databases.
All talks are on-line and open to the public via Zoom. You do not need to be a current CMU student to attend. Random people off of the internet are especially welcome. Videos will be posted on the CMU-DB YouTube Channel after each talk.
- Time: Mondays @ 4:30pm ET
- Location: TBA
- Organizers: Andy Pavlo, Jignesh Patel, Sam Arch
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