Josh Dawes's guest appearances

Josh Dawes

CS@Manchester Podcast

Batmania '66

Ada Lovelace

Chris Johnson

Hal Lublin

Elvis Weinstein

Daniel Dresner

Steve Furber

Danielle George

Katie Johnson

Nick Pappas

Ruth Waytz

Marc Warzecha

Amanda Turner

Val Miller

Aydrea Walden

Alicia Brown

OwlTail

The CS@Manchester podcast catches up with PhD student and BSc Computer Science University of Manchester graduate Josh Dawes, who is now studying and working at the Large Hadron Collider and CMS experiments at CERN in Switzerland.Josh's PhD is concerned with developing methods for non-intrusive instrumentation and analysis of the computer systems running on the CMS Experiment. As the energy reached by the LHC increases, the volume of data generated reaches an unprecedented scale. It is therefore vital to understand in detail the services written to work with the data.Since collecting every single piece of data available at runtime is infeasible, work must be done on reconstructing as much of a service's runtime as possible (to enable an ability to write expressive queries about the runtime), while collecting as little data (thus, intervening as rarely) as possible.Find out more about Josh and his PhD here:https://personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/postgrad/joshua.dawes/

The CS@Manchester podcast catches up with PhD student and BSc Computer Science University of Manchester graduate Josh Dawes, who is now studying and working at the Large Hadron Collider and CMS experiments at CERN in Switzerland. Josh's PhD is concerned with developing methods for non-intrusive instrumentation and analysis of the computer systems running on the CMS Experiment. As the energy reached by the LHC increases, the volume of data generated reaches an unprecedented scale. It is therefore vital to understand in detail the services written to work with the data. Since collecting every single piece of data available at runtime is infeasible, work must be done on reconstructing as much of a service's runtime as possible (to enable an ability to write expressive queries about the runtime), while collecting as little data (thus, intervening as rarely) as possible. Find out more about Josh and his PhD here: <a href="https://personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/postgrad/joshua.dawes/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/postgrad/joshua.dawes/</a>

EP.25: Life at CERN with PhD student Josh Dawes

What gelatinous jumble will Joker justify jamming down our throats? Find out in the conclusion of Joker's Zodiac themed caper!

73-The Penguin Declines w/ Josh Dawes