ECAS Exploring Clouds for Acceleration of Science

[Salvador Bernal <>]

Hi Benedikt and Jamie,

Yes, I gave talks at both Next'18 in San Francisco and London. It was a great 
experience overall, very much recommend it. They do provide a couple of hours 
with a 'speech trainer' which were very helpful, and they also help to 
prepare your slides. The talks were relatively short, ~12-15 mins. Here's a 
link to the slides from London: 
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1i047LXxQrRQmoDBzafwNFhqIM0es6RqJa_9n7u7ivpU/edit?usp=sharing
 . And here's a post with some links to the videos and pictures of the event: 
http://neurosimlab.com/news/dr-dura-bernal-gives-talks-google-next18-san-francisco-and-london-cloud-computing-brain

Please let me know if you have any questions about it.
Salva

--
Salvador Durá-Bernal, Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor, State University of New York Downstate Medical 
Center
Research Scientist IV, Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research


On 12/10/19, 12:53 PM, " on behalf of Jamie 
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    Hi Benedikt, (+CC to group)

    I believe Daniel from Purdue might be interested, but not sure if he's 
actually putting in a proposal.
    Bill/Salva's project from SUNY has previously presented at NEXT 2018, so 
he can probably tell us a bit about what it is like.  I believe for example 
that they provide you with a content review and tutorial to make your 
presentations better.  I think they would love to hear from any of the E-CAS 
projects that are using GCP.

    Jamie.

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    Jamie Sunderland

    On 12/10/19, 9:42 AM, "Benedikt Riedel" 
<> wrote:

        Hi Jamie,

        I was invited to submit a session to Google Cloud Next. Do you know 
if anybody else from E-CAS might be interested in giving a talk at that 
session.

        Benedikt

        Benedikt Riedel
        Computing Manager IceCube Neutrino Observatory
        Wisconsin IceCube Particle Astrophysics Center
        University of Wisconsin-Madison





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