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openlab summer students working on openlab projects
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Natalia Basha |
openlab Summer Student, IT-CS Group, from 01/08/08 to 27/08/08 |
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Basha Natalia is MSc student at The International University
of Nature, Society and the Man "Dubna"(Dubna, Russia),
System Analysis and Management department. Specializing in
analysis of efficiency of computing algorithms based on a
data flow architecture using GPU.
She works in CERN openlab on the CINBAD project focusing on
investigation of different packet filters in terms of
performance and scalability.
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Paola Čečuk |
openlab Summer student, IT-DI Group, from 15/07/08 to 02/09/08
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Paola
Čečuk
is a student
of
Information and communication technology at the Faculty of
Electrical Engineering and Computing,
University of Zagreb, Croatia, currently in her first year
of Master's degree program.
During
her stay at CERN she was working on the
openlab
project
named Benchmark, studying SPEC2006 sub-benchmarks.
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Xin Dong |
openlab Summer student, IT-DI Group, from 16/06/2008 to 15/08/2008 |
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I'm a PhD student at Northeastern University in Boston, MA,
USA. My research is on system and parallel computing. I got
BS from Math department of Fudan University and MS from CS
department of Jiaotong University. Both schools are in
Shanghai, China.
As an openlab student, my work focuses on multi-threaded
Geant4. The most recent result is the implementation of a
multi-threaded Geant4 with shared geometry. This makes
parallel computing of Geant4 applications more scalable on
multi-core machines. I also concern about whether the
methodology of this implementation is general and applicable
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Shuaib Khan |
openlab Summer student, IT-DI Group, from 20/07/2008 to 19/09/2008
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M. Shuaib Khan is
an undergraduate student at National University of Sciences
and Technology (NUST) - Pakistan, pursuing his B.E. degree
in Computer Software Engineering. At his home institute, he
has been involved in a research project titled "PhantomOS",
an experimental OS with built in support for Grid Computing.
His primary
project at Openlab concerns designing and enhancing a
testing framework for Perfmon2, which is a flexible
performance monitoring interface for Linux. |
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William Romero |
openlab Summer student, IT-DI Group, from 01/07/08 to 26/08/2008 |
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William A.
Romero R. received his bachelors degree in Systems and
Computing Engineering from the Universidad de Los Andes
(Bogotá, COLOMBIA). Currently he is a Masters student and
research assistant at the Visualization & Autonomous Systems
Lab at the same university. His research interests includes
simulation and modeling. At openlab, he worked on
performance tests of the software frameworks for simulation,
reconstruction and analysis in the LHC experiments (LHCb,
CMS, ATLAS). |
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