Speakers
Jean-Francois Abramatic
EOSC Executive Board member
Biography
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Presentations
- Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
which is part of session Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
Victor Aguilar
European University Foundation
Biography
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Presentations
- MyAcademicID: connecting services, building trust, empowering students
which is part of session Ship-shape Studies - Federated Student Life
Emrah Akkoyun
TUBITAK ULAKBIM
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Openstack performance and tenant-based network monitoring with dockerized ELK stack
which is part of session Cloud Engine Room - powering the ship
Bruvik Anders
Safespring
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Ceph in the real world - what have we learned
which is part of session Cloud Engine Room - powering the ship
Paulo Artaxo
Universidade de Sao Paulo
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Climate Change: Sharing large scale data and knowledge to help save the world
which is part of session Wednesday Plenary
Christopher John Atherton
GÉANT Association
Biography
Chris Atherton is a Research Engagement Officer at GÉANT, focusing on providing cutting-edge pan-European networking, and trust and identity services. His role focuses on supporting International user communities and organisations, as well as identifying new solutions to specific research requirements primarily in the Earth Observation, Astronomy and Planetary Science communities. Chris has over 10 years’ experience working in the IT and Space industry prior to joining GÉANT and holds a BSc (Hons) in Computer Networks and Security.
Presentations
- Data cubes: taking analysis from a trickle to an ocean
which is part of session Navigating an ocean of data
Laurent Aublet-Cuvelier
GIP RENATER
Biography
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Presentations
- On premise email collaborative platform provided to the French Research and Education community: Yes we can !
which is part of session Community driven Solutions
Onur BEKTAŞ
TUBITAK ULAKBIM
Biography
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Presentations
- Monitoring NREN with netflow
which is part of session Scalable Design - heave-ho
Ronan Byrne
HEANET
Biography
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Presentations
- Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
which is part of session Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
Mauro Campanella
GARR
Biography
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Presentations
- There’s plenty of programming space at the network data plane
which is part of session Program the network
Barb Carra
Cybera
Biography
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Presentations
- Cresting the Wave of Collaboration and Surfing Towards a Cybersecure Future!
which is part of session All Hands on Deck
Peter Clijsters
N/A
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- EduID - Forging one student identity
which is part of session Ship-shape Studies - Federated Student Life
Richard Cooper
BBC
Tangui Coulouarn
DeiC
Biography
Tangui Coulouarn, PhD, works at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). He focusses on DeiC, the Danish NREN. He has also been involved in the development of different network, trust and identity, and security services in GÉANT. He is currently the chairman of the eduVPN board at the Commons Conservancy.
Presentations
- eduVPN: just when we thought it was going so well, we met some end users…
which is part of session All Hands on Deck
Ryan Davies
CANARIE Inc.
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Mapping the Global Research and Education Network
which is part of session Riding the data flow - Supporting R&E
Antoine Delvaux
Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center
Biography
Antoine Delvaux holds a M.Sc.Eng. degree in Computer Science from the University of Liège, Belgium (1999). He is working for PSNC, the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center, and is perfSONAR Service Manager in the GÉANT project. He has participated in different network and services monitoring activities, both on the operational and the software development sides, for many years and for various (N)REN (Belnet, Dante, PSNC, WACREN, International Networks @ Indiana University). He is involved in the perfSONAR project since 2008.
Presentations
- A GUI to enable network troubleshooting with perfSONAR on-demand measurements
which is part of session Scalable Design - heave-ho - User experience and network performance monitoring for CNaaS
which is part of session CNaaS chat
Jean-Christophe DESCONNETS
IRD
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- DataSuds : an open repository for research data in southern countries.
which is part of session Navigating an ocean of data
Fabio Farina
Consortium GARR
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- A safe harbor against the network's risks tsunami SCARR, the new network vulnerability scan service by GARR
which is part of session All Hands on Deck
Heather Flanagan
Spherical Cow Consulting
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- It’s Not Just a Destination – It’s a Journey: IdP Discovery, Attribute Release, User Experience
which is part of session Pain Free Federation
Licia Florio
GÉANT
Biography
Licia is a Senior Trust and Identity Manager in GÉANT. Over the last fifteen years, Licia has been involved in many of key initiatives that make up the current European and global Authentication and Authorisation Infrastructure for R&E and has been very active in bringing together the NRENs and the eScience communities.
Currently she co-leads the Trust and Identity activities in the context of the GEANT project; the work in this space covers eduGAIN, eduroam, eduTEAM and InAcademia as well as other activities such as Enabling Communities and the Incubator.
Licia is also working with the Erasmus project communities to enable federated access to support student mobility.
Before the GEANT project, she managed the European Funded project on Authentication and Authorisation for Research collaboration (AARC) to enable federated access for eScience research collaborations; the project ended in April 2019.
In June 2018, Licia was awarded the prestigious Medal of Honour by the Vietsch Foundation that supports research and development of advanced internet technology for scientific research and higher education.
Presentations
- MyAcademicID: connecting services, building trust, empowering students
which is part of session Ship-shape Studies - Federated Student Life
Renato Furter
SWITCH
Biography
Renato is team leader of the collaboration team at SWITCH
He's been working at SWITCH since more than 10 years.
He used to be a software engineer.
He's the holder of the inaugural TNC lightning talk award.
Presentations
- It's not you, it’s me - but let's stay friends! Or why we are having a hard time to get rid of services
which is part of session Say Hello, Wave Goodbye - How do we deliver services?
Thanos Giannopoulos
GRNET
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Automatic DDoS detection and mitigation using XDP
which is part of session Security signals and signalling
Tsotne Gozalishvili
GRENA
Biography
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Presentations
- User experience and network performance monitoring for CNaaS
which is part of session CNaaS chat
Chin Guok
ESnet
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Optical Network Updates
which is part of session Sailing to the edge of the known Networking world
Michal Hažlinský
CESNET, a.l.e.
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Integration and automation of the circuit provisioning
which is part of session The Network Automation Journey
Birgitta Hemmingsson
ITHU, Mid Sweden University
Biography
https://www.linkedin.com/in/birgitta-hemmingsson-birhem/?locale=en_US
Presentations
- Sustainable Conferences - Virtual Conferences' positive impact on the environment and on knowledge sharing
which is part of session Community driven Solutions
Edit Herczog
GÉANT
Biography
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Presentations
- Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
which is part of session Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
David Heyns
GEANT
Biography
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Presentations
- OCRE – driving waves of commercial digital services adoption across the research community
which is part of session Cloud - Freedom to or freedom from?
Ljubomir Hrboka
CARNET
Biography
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Presentations
- A GUI to enable network troubleshooting with perfSONAR on-demand measurements
which is part of session Scalable Design - heave-ho
Jan Hrusak
EOSC Executive Board Member
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
which is part of session Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
Julio Ibarra
Florida International University
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Supporting international science applications through Software Defined Exchange points
which is part of session Riding the data flow - Supporting R&E
Xavier jeannin
RENATER
Biography
M. Xavier Jeannin is the Innovation Development Officer for RENATER, the French's research and education network. He is Network Technology Evolution task leader for WP6 of the new GÉANT GN4-3 project, which runs until December 2022. His interests include white box, P4 language, network service orchestration and automation, network monitoring, IPv6 and end-to-end network performance. He coordinates the network deployment for LHC and for HPC data centers in France.
Presentations
- Optical Time & Frequency Network
which is part of session Wave patterns - White Box for Research and Education
which is part of session Program the network
Sarah Jones
EOSC Executive Board member/Digital Curation Centre
Biography
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Presentations
- Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
which is part of session Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
Christos Kanellopoulos
GÉANT
Biography
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Presentations
- eduTEAMS: Connecting communities and services in EOSC
which is part of session Pain Free Federation
Bala Kathiresan
BCNET
Biography
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Presentations
- Cresting the Wave of Collaboration and Surfing Towards a Cybersecure Future!
which is part of session All Hands on Deck
Stamatis Katsaounis
GRNET
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Adding 4,000 cores to GRNET OpenStack cloud during lunch break
which is part of session Cloud Engine Room - powering the ship
John Kaye
jisc
Biography
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Presentations
- Pain Free Publication and Preservation
which is part of session Navigating an ocean of data
Jan Kohlrausch
DFN-CERT Services GmbH
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Time Series Analysis of Threat Intelligence Feeds
which is part of session Security signals and signalling
Maarten Kremers
SURFnet
Biography
Maarten is a Technical Product Manager Trust & Identity at SURFnet, where he joined in 2007 and is in his current role responsible as a project manager and technical product manager of the innovation and development of SURFnet Trust and Identity services. His current focus is on user-centric identity management, developing the EduID concept in the Netherlands. He has led tasks within the last 3 consecutive european GEANT projects, lastly as the leader of the next generation T&I Technology task, responsible for amongst others development of OIDC technology for R&E, user centric identity management and work around identity and authentication assurance, the latter in collaboration with the AARC projects. Maarten is currently leading within the GN4-3 Project the T&I Enabling Communities task, for outreach towards communities and business development of the T&I services. Maarten is since 2016 member of the steering committee of REFEDS, the community of the R&E identity federations. He holds an MSc degree in Information Management from Tilburg University.
Presentations
- EduID - Forging one student identity
which is part of session Ship-shape Studies - Federated Student Life
Yatish Kumar
ESnet
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Stateful Edge Computing, Use Cases and a Path to 400G Line Rate FPGA Processing
which is part of session Program the network
Dragana Kupres
CARNET
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Services for Schools: An integrated adapted approach using Policy-led Multi-Criteria Analysis
which is part of session Education: it's up to who?
Michel LABADIE
IRD
Biography
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Presentations
- DataSuds : an open repository for research data in southern countries.
which is part of session Navigating an ocean of data
Matti Laipio
CSC - IT Center for Science
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Funet Campus Network as a Service in University of Helsinki
which is part of session CNaaS chat
Adam Lewis
Digital Earth Africa
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Research infrastructures: transformative capabilities on a global scale
which is part of session Closing Plenary
Marc Lyonnais
Ciena
Biography
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Presentations
- Optical Challenges
which is part of session Sailing to the edge of the known Networking world
John MacAuley
ESnet
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Operational Inertia: Overcoming human factors to effect change
which is part of session The Network Automation Journey
Joel Mambretti
International Center for Advanced Internet Research Northwestern University
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Challenges and Opportunities In Quantum Communications and Networking
which is part of session Wave patterns
Jan Meijer
Unit - The Norwegian Directorate for ICT and Joint Services in Higher Education & Research
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Restructuring Norwegian HE&R shared service delivery
which is part of session Charting a course above the net
Miroslav Milinović
N/A
Biography
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Presentations
- Enhancing Trust and Reliability for eduroam
which is part of session e.d.u.r.o.a.m.
Maciej Miłostan
PSNC, PUT
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Prioritization and decision aiding for better network security monitoring and incidents handling
which is part of session Security signals and signalling
Jakub Moscicki
N/A
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- CS3Mesh4EOSC – Federated Collaboration Platform for Researchers (and the Quest for a Snappy Name)
which is part of session We're going to need a bigger boat
Edward Moynihan
Indiana University
Biography
Edward Moynihan is the Principal Network Engagement Analyst for International Networks at Indiana University. In this role, Moynihan supports the NEAAR and TransPac projects by working directly with scientists and researchers to help achieve better international file-transfer performance and to increase utilization of IU’s international research networking systems. He also works closely with IN@IU’s international partners to promote the use of international research networking resources and to deliver enhanced functionality to research collaborators and other R and E networking stakeholders.
Prior to joining the IN@IU team, Moynihan led Global Programs at Internet2 and served as Co-Secretary of the Global Research and Education Networking CEO Forum.
Presentations
- Transforming US and European Science Collaborations through better data movement using NetSage
which is part of session Riding the data flow - Supporting R&E
Michał Muras
PSNC
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Prioritization and decision aiding for better network security monitoring and incidents handling
which is part of session Security signals and signalling
Alberto Perez Gomez
RedIRIS
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
which is part of session Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
Claudio Pisa
Consortium GARR
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- GARR Workplaces
which is part of session We're going to need a bigger boat
Paul Eric Pottie
LNE-SYRTE
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- First industrial grade optical frequency link deployment over RENATER network for ultrastable frequency transfer
which is part of session Creating the perfect wave (Time & Frequency Standards)
Damir Regvart
CARNET
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Services for Schools: An integrated adapted approach using Policy-led Multi-Criteria Analysis
which is part of session Education: it's up to who?
Tanya Reilly
Squarespace
Carl Reitsma
SURFnet
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Enhancing customer value of the SURFcumulus cloud proposition
which is part of session Charting a course above the net
Guy Roberts
GEANT
Biography
Guy Roberts joined GÉANT in 2006 and is Senior Network Architect. He is responsible for the introduction of new transmission technology into the GÉANT network and is currently working on the design of the next GÉANT network to be built in 2020-2022. He is also technical lead for GN4-3 WP6-T1 quantum key distribution and optical time/frequency network sub-tasks. In addition, Guy is technical lead for the developing a new spectrum service in the GÉANT network. As co-chair of the NSI working group in the Open Grid Forum he is joint author of several GFDs. Guy received his PhD in photonics from the University of Cambridge in 2006 in the area of DWDM subsystem design based on integrated photonic components.
Presentations
- Quantum Key Distribution
which is part of session Creating the perfect wave (Time & Frequency Standards) - Optical Network Updates
which is part of session Sailing to the edge of the known Networking world
Piotr Rydlichowski
Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry Poznan Superecomputing and Networking Center
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Quantum Key Distribution
which is part of session Creating the perfect wave (Time & Frequency Standards)
Matti Saarinen
University of Helsinki / IT Centre
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Funet Campus Network as a Service in University of Helsinki
which is part of session CNaaS chat
Harald Schnatz
Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Braunschweig, Germany
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- CLONETS-DS – Clock Network Services-Design study; Strategy and innovation for clock services over optical-fibre networks
which is part of session Creating the perfect wave (Time & Frequency Standards)
Markus Schneider
Karlstad University, Sunet
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Sustainable Conferences - Virtual Conferences' positive impact on the environment and on knowledge sharing
which is part of session Community driven Solutions
Jennifer Schopf
Indiana University
Biography
Dr. Jennifer M. Schopf is the Director of International Networks at Indiana University (IN@IU) and also the Director of the Engagement and Performance Operations Center (EPOC). Schopf leads a $4M per year program supporting both US domestic and international science engagement to improve research outcomes. Internationally, this includes assisting the use of transoceanic networks to Europe, Africa, and Asia, with a focus on measurement, monitoring, and advocacy for end-users. Prior to IU, she was a program officer at the US National Science Foundation (NSF), a founding member of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s Ocean Informatics team, and a senior member of the Globus distributed software team. Her research focuses on end-to-end performance prediction and user requirements gathering, primarily in distributed systems with relation to large-scale data use.
Presentations
- Transforming US and European Science Collaborations through better data movement using NetSage
which is part of session Riding the data flow - Supporting R&E
John Scullen
N/A
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Running a cloud identity provider platform — technology is the easy part
which is part of session Pain Free Federation
Hannah Short
CERN
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- CERN’s journey to Open Source
which is part of session Community driven Solutions
Phil Smart
Jisc
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Enabling students to vote in government elections… What? Why? How?
which is part of session Ship-shape Studies - Federated Student Life
Rhys Smith
Jisc
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Enabling students to vote in government elections… What? Why? How?
which is part of session Ship-shape Studies - Federated Student Life
Alexandros Soumplis
GRNET
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Adding 4,000 cores to GRNET OpenStack cloud during lunch break
which is part of session Cloud Engine Room - powering the ship
Alenka Starc
Arnes
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Strengthening education at Slovenian schools through Improved ICT infrastructure (SIO-2020)
which is part of session Education: it's up to who?
Dan Still
CSC
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Community Cloud Offerings
which is part of session Cloud - Freedom to or freedom from?
Paul Stokes
Jisc
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Pain Free Publication and Preservation
which is part of session Navigating an ocean of data
Cathrin Stöver
Executive Board member/GÉANT
Biography
With more than 20 years of experience working in global telecommunications and the roll-out of network infrastructures across various continents, Cathrin is a highly effective global team leader, successfully working across borders and cultures in complex multi-dimensional projects. With superior levels of cultural awareness and inter-personal skills, she builds rapport at first encounter and delivers passionate messages about otherwise dry roll-outs of infrastructures, focusing on the benefits and opportunities. Cathrin is committed to collaboration and knowledge sharing and transfer as well as inclusive team building based on a foundation of mutual trust.
Cathrin has belonged to the GÉANT team since 1997, holding various positions as the organisation has grown and developed, always with a specific focus on growing the geographic reach of the GÉANT network and the deepening of the global R&E collaboration for the benefit of the global research and education community.
In November 2018, Cathrin was appointed as Vice-Chair of the EOSC Executive Board.
Presentations
- Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
which is part of session Hoist the Sails … EOSC at TNC
Henrik Thostrup Jensen
NORDUnet
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Rebuilding foundations: Automating VM and Service deployment in NORDUnet
which is part of session Say Hello, Wave Goodbye - How do we deliver services?
Hans Trompert
SURFnet
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Operational Inertia: Overcoming human factors to effect change
which is part of session The Network Automation Journey
Fausto Vetter
RNP
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Expanding the Brazilian NREN to build the National Innovation Network
which is part of session Charting a course above the net
Stephen Walsh
AARNet
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Managing the small-node mesh at scale
which is part of session Scalable Design - heave-ho
Michel Wets
SURFnet
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Enhancing customer value of the SURFcumulus cloud proposition
which is part of session Charting a course above the net
David Wilde
AARNet Pty Ltd
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- ACE – The AARNet Cloud Ecosystem – A strategy for frictionless research for our Researchers
which is part of session We're going to need a bigger boat - Automate All The Things!
which is part of session The Network Automation Journey
Chris Wilkinson
Internet2
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Optical Network Updates
which is part of session Sailing to the edge of the known Networking world
Rodney Wilson
Ciena Corporation
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- How to better collaborate with Industry and tap in to $Billions in Networking R&D Intelligence.
which is part of session Wave patterns
Anna Wilson
HEAnet
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- On the shoulders of giants: no-brainer service deployment
which is part of session Say Hello, Wave Goodbye - How do we deliver services?
Stefan Winter
RESTENA Foundation
Biography
Stefan Winter graduated in Computer Science at the University of Karlsruhe, Germany, in September 2004, with a specialisation in telematics and foundations of Computer Science. He is working as R&D Engineer for the Luxembourg Research and Education Network RESTENA, where network roaming and identity federations are in the focus of his activities. He led the R&D work for eduroam during several incarnations of the GEANT projects. He is member of the eduroam Operational Team in Europe (leading the development of the eduroam CAT software) and the Global eduroam Governance Committee.
Presentations
- The evolution of eduroam
which is part of session e.d.u.r.o.a.m.
Ralph Youngen
ACS
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- It’s Not Just a Destination – It’s a Journey: IdP Discovery, Attribute Release, User Experience
which is part of session Pain Free Federation
Mike Zawacki
Internet2
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Extending eduroam in the US to K-12 and Beyond
which is part of session e.d.u.r.o.a.m.
Michał Zimniewicz
PSNC
Biography
N/A
Presentations
- Infrastructure and services for the education sector across Europe
which is part of session Education: it's up to who?