Alain Roy is currently an Associate Researcher with the Condor Project at
the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the US.
He received his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Chicago in
2001, where he did research about advanced reservations for Quality of
Service across heterogeneous resources. Today, Alain is the Open Science
Grid (OSG) Software Coordinator, where he guides the creation, deployment,
and support of the VDT, a grid software distribution used by OSG, EGEE,
and other grids. He is also co-principal investigator on the NMI nanoHUB
project which is deploying a grid infrastructure for running nanotechnology
jobs.
Alain will be tutoring Condor technology slot.
:: gLite
Emidio Giorgio
Emidio Giorgio obtained his MSc. degree in Computer Science in 2003; and soon after began his collaboration with INFN on computational grids, joining the EGEE project in the areas of training and applications support. As trainer, he has delivered more than 30 grid tutorials in 4 years. In the context of the ICEAGE project, he managed one of the work packages, concerning the operations for its shared training Infrastructure.
He also has interests in programming and system administration, and he has developed several tools and configured services for both the grid and IT infrastructures in Catania."
Emidio will be tutoring gLite technology slot.
:: Globus
Raj Kettimuthu
Rajkumar Kettimuthu is a computer science researcher at Argonne National Laboratory, USA and a research fellow at University of Chicago. He is the technology coordinator for Globus GridFTP, widely used production quality data mover. His research interests include Data transport technologies for distributed science, Grid computing, parallel job scheduling and data intensive computing. He has published more than 35 articles in these areas. He is a senior member of IEEE computer society and a member of ACM.
Raj will be tutoring Globus technology slot.
:: UNICORE
Rebecca Breu
Rebecca Breu is a researcher at the Forschungzentrum Julich GmbH. She
joined the Distributed Systems and Grid Computing group at the Julich
Supercomputing Centre (JSC) in January 2006. She has been studying at
the University of Bremen and finished her diploma in mathematics in
2005. Currently, she works in German research projects in the area of
Grid computing, e.g. D-Grid, where she is mainly responsible for
operation and support of the Grid middleware UNICORE. She has given
several UNICORE tutorials on workshops and summer schools like the
GridKa school, and she participates in writing documentation for
UNICORE.
Mathilde Romberg
Mathilde Romberg studied Computer Science and received her master degree (Diplom) from Aachen University of Technology. She is working as a research scientist at the Julich Supercomputing Centre (JSC) of Forschungszentrum Julich (FZJ) where she has been involved in the development of UNICORE since 1997. She is in charge of UNICORE operation and support at FZJ. Her research interests are in Grid monitoring, Grid applications, and Bioinformatics.
Rebecca & Mathilde will be tutoring UNICORE technology slot.
Contacts
Alain Roy is currently an Associate Researcher with the Condor Project at
the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the US.
Emidio Giorgio obtained his MSc. degree in Computer Science in 2003; and soon after began his collaboration with INFN on computational grids, joining the EGEE project in the areas of training and applications support. As trainer, he has delivered more than 30 grid tutorials in 4 years. In the context of the ICEAGE project, he managed one of the work packages, concerning the operations for its shared training Infrastructure.
He also has interests in programming and system administration, and he has developed several tools and configured services for both the grid and IT infrastructures in Catania."
Rajkumar Kettimuthu is a computer science researcher at Argonne National Laboratory, USA and a research fellow at University of Chicago. He is the technology coordinator for Globus GridFTP, widely used production quality data mover. His research interests include Data transport technologies for distributed science, Grid computing, parallel job scheduling and data intensive computing. He has published more than 35 articles in these areas. He is a senior member of IEEE computer society and a member of ACM.
Rebecca Breu is a researcher at the Forschungzentrum Julich GmbH. She
joined the Distributed Systems and Grid Computing group at the Julich
Supercomputing Centre (JSC) in January 2006. She has been studying at
the University of Bremen and finished her diploma in mathematics in
2005. Currently, she works in German research projects in the area of
Grid computing, e.g. D-Grid, where she is mainly responsible for
operation and support of the Grid middleware UNICORE. She has given
several UNICORE tutorials on workshops and summer schools like the
GridKa school, and she participates in writing documentation for
UNICORE. 
Mathilde Romberg studied Computer Science and received her master degree (Diplom) from Aachen University of Technology. She is working as a research scientist at the Julich Supercomputing Centre (JSC) of Forschungszentrum Julich (FZJ) where she has been involved in the development of UNICORE since 1997. She is in charge of UNICORE operation and support at FZJ. Her research interests are in Grid monitoring, Grid applications, and Bioinformatics. 