Where academia meets innovation
Code Mesh LDN 2019Our speakers
Kathleen Fisher
Founder of HACMS program, Professor and Chair of Computer Science Department
Keynote:
From quadcopters to helicopters: formal verification for safer vehicles
09 Nov / 09.10 / Room 2
Carl Hewitt
Founder Actor Model and Inference Robustness. Designer of first logic programming language. Emeritus professor
Keynote:
08 Nov / 09.15 / Room 1
Federica Pelzel
Public sector technologist, Director of Data and Analytics Platforms at Mastercard
Keynote:
Ethics and AI: Identifying and preventing bias in predictive models
09 Nov / 17.05 / Room 1
Miles Sabin
Type astronaut, Typelevel co-founder and Shapeless hacker
Adding kind-polymorphism to the Scala programming language
08 Nov / 10.35 / Room 2
Kate Carruthers
Chief Data & Analytics Officer and Senior Lecturer in Computer Science & Engineering
Infosec, AI and ethics – new models for a secure future
09 Nov / 15.25 / Room 2
Frieder Nake
Pioneer of algorithmic art, first exhibition in 1965
Do calculating machines like drawing? And if so, why? Considerations from media archaeology
09 Nov / 11.20 / Room 1
Natalia Chechina
One of the core authors of SD Erlang, lecturer in computing (Bournemouth University)
Co-operative robots sharing the load
08 Nov / 14.30 / Room 1
Heather Miller
Assistant Professor, School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University
Towards language support for distributed systems
08 Nov / 16.25 / Room 1
Garrett Smith
Founder Guild AI, deep learning engineer and teacher
Introduction to AI engineering
08 Nov / 13.40 / Room 3
Sophia Drossopoulou
Professor, Imperial College London
Towards specifications of robustness -- the things that programs do _not_ do
08 Nov / 15.35 / Room 2
Maxim Fedorov
Performance & scalability engineer
Scaling Erlang cluster to 10,000 nodes
09 Nov / 15.25 / Room 3
Allison Randal
PhD at the University of Cambridge and Board member at Open Source Initiative.
Secure isolation in Rust: hypervisors, containers, and the future of composable infrastructure
08 Nov / 10.35 / Room 1
Jimmy Soni
Award-winning Author
The life, times, and thinking of Dr. Claude Shannon, the founder of information theory
09 Nov / 10.30 / Room 1
Hillel Wayne
Coder, chocolatier, cjuggler
Designing distributed systems with TLA+
09 Nov / 14.20 / Room 1
Jeremy Ruston
Creator of TiddlyWiki
Intertwingling the Tiddlywiki with Erlang
09 Nov / 13.30 / Room 1
Veronica Lopez
Member of the Kubernetes Core Team
Verifying a distributed system with combinatorial topology
08 Nov / 11.25 / Room 3
Peter Saxton
Elixir developer (Pay with Curl)
Message passing for actors and humans with Raxx
08 Nov / 16.25 / Room 3
Andrea Dobson
Counseling psychologist/GZ psychologist
Ethics in tech: a psychological perspective
09 Nov / 13.30 / Room 2
Edwin Brady
Creator of the Idris programming language; Lecturer
Idris 2: Type-driven development of Idris
09 Nov / 15.25 / Room 1
Carlos Baquero Moreno
Distributed Systems Professor, Co-creator of CRDTs
CRDTs: From sequential to concurrent executions
08 Nov / 10.35 / Room 3
Teon Banek
Senior software engineer at Memgraph Ltd.
Life of a distributed graph database query
09 Nov / 10.30 / Room 3
Tom Harding
Lead Engineer (PureScript/Haskell)
PureScript spirographs (INTERMEDIATE)
08 Nov / 16.25 / Room 2
Jyothsna Patnam
Co-founder of TypeLead and co-author of Eta
Eta: The rise of pure FP on the JVM
09 Nov / 16.15 / Room 1
Ron Pressler
Veteran programmer, leader of OpenJDK's Project Loom
Finite of sense and infinite of thought: A history of computation, logic and algebra
09 Nov / 16.15 / Room 2
Dragan Djuric
Clojure + CUDA + OpenCL infrastructure; Bayesian GPU software
Interactive GPU programming with ClojureCUDA and ClojureCL
08 Nov / 11.25 / Room 2
Duncan Coutts
Founding Partner at Well-Typed LLP
Building a Billion Dollar cryptocurrency with Haskell
09 Nov / 14.20 / Room 3
Yan Cui
Principal Engineer (DAZN)
Applying principles of chaos engineering to serverless
09 Nov / 16.15 / Room 3
