Jim Gray

Jim Gray on eScience: a transformed scientific method

Gordon Bell and Jim Gray What ’ s Next in High - Performance Computing ?

91 We can trace the evolution from Crays, to clusters, to supercomputing centers. But where does it go from here? After 50 years of building high-performance scientific computers, two major architectures exist: clusters of Cray-style vector supercom-puters; and clusters of scalar uni-and multiprocessors. Clusters are in transition from massively parallel computers and clusters running proprieta...

Jim Moreno

This paper will consider Robert Rauschenberg’s use of performance to further explore ideas already embedded within his visual artworks. His compositional processes and operational strategies will be scrutinized to distinguish commonalities and dissimilarities in his approaches. In particular, Rauschenberg’s effort to conflate seemingly disparate genres or concepts will be examined not as a mere...

Jim Woodgett

Jim Woodgett was born in rural Leicestershire, England and now makes his home in Toronto, Canada. He earned his PhD under the mentorship of Sir Philip Cohen in Dundee (1984) and completed post-doctoral studies with Tony Hunter at the Salk Institute (1987). He is currently Director of Research at the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute, where his laboratory studies the role of abrogated signal t...

Dr Jim Birley

Lanka, and emigrate to the UK in 1981. He worked at Manor and St Ebba’s hospitals as a consultant psychiatrist in learning disabilities from 1981 until 1995. Satkunam was born in May 1926 and educated in Jaffna, Northern Sri Lanka, and qualified in medicine in Colombo. He obtained his MRCPsych in 1963, completing postgraduate study at the Institute of Psychiatry, University of London, and retur...