Here are the links from the 2005 Meeting of the Minds presentations. These MUST be viewed with Internet Explorer (no guarantees for other browsers!).

• Michael Ashley-Rollman - Type-Safety of Standard ML

• Belinda Chang - Dispelling Computer Science Gender Myths: Perceived Confidence Levels Between Undergraduate Men and Women

• Sue Yi Chew - Improving Selective Dissemination of Information by Observing User Task Behavior

• Michael Coblenz - Using Objects of Measurement to Detect Spreadsheet Errors

• Andrew Cove - Dynamic Texturing of Botanical Environments

• Dilan Edirisinghe - Perceivable Affordances and Mobile Robots

• Jared Go - Real-time Texture-Space Radiosity

• Matt Johnson-Roberson - Non-holonomic Trajectory Planning for High Speed Navigation

• Peter Kim - Classification of Examples by Multiple Agents with Private Features

• Dongryeol Lee - New Algorithmic Techniques for Generalized N-body Problems

• Bryan Mills - A Survey of Mechanisms for Language Extensibility

• Scott Niekum - Reliable Rock Detection and Classification for Autonomous Science

• Suporn Pongnumkul - Automatic Digicromatography: Colorizing the Images of the Russian Empire

• Pongsin Poosankam - Authentication and Acces Control in Multi-Agent Systems

• John Ramish - Towards a General Knowledge Representation Language

• Chris Rotella - An Efficient Implementation of the AKS Polynomial-Time Primality Proving Algorithm

• Akkarit Sangpetch - Visualizing Robot Behavior with Self-Generated Storyboards

• Boris Sofman - Obstacle Map Construction from Aerial Information for Unmanned Ground Vehicle Navigation

• Mark Tomczak - BeatLib: A General-Purpose Beat Detection Library