James Colliander, "Cloud Streaming Science" | DUTC Open Science Talks - July 2024
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“Cloud Streaming Science”
presented by
James Colliander
“The digital revolution that started three-quarters of a century ago changed us. We, the people of Earth, are connected at light speed to each other, and to devices all around our planet. We receive signals from as far away as Voyager 1. We are virtually omnipresent. This talk will explore the challenges and opportunities for science in our era of ubiquitous cloud computing.”
James Colliander
James Ellis Colliander is a citizen of the USA and Canada and is a co-founder and Partnerships Lead for the International Interactive Computing Collaboration (2i2c.org). He is a mathematics professor (on leave) at UBC, was previously Director of the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences (PIMS), and Professor of Mathematics at the University of Toronto. Colliander co-created Crowdmark, the grading and analytics company, and Callysto, a provider of open interactive educational resources. Colliander worked as a research physicist for the United States Naval Research Laboratory and 3M Company before receiving his PhD at the University of Illinois.
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