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Dr Jameel Syed holds an MEng in Software Engineering and a PhD in Computing from the Department of Computing at Imperial College London. He was one of the original developers of the Kensington data analysis system and the Discovery Net EPSRC e-Science Pilot Project, and has contributed to the SIMDAT EU project. His research concerns the capture, storage and re-use of process descriptions in the field of life sciences, and the resulting technology has been commercialised by the Imperial College spin-out company InforSense.

PUBLICATIONS

Additional information regarding these publications can be found at the ACM Digital Library and at DBLP.

Information Structuring for Managing Discovery: J Syed
PhD Thesis, Imperial College London, 2007
Supporting Scientific Discovery Processes in Discovery Net: J Syed, M Ghanem, Y Guo
Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, Volume 19 Number 2, 2006
Discovery Processes in Discovery Net: J Syed, M Ghanem, Y Guo
UK e-Science All Hands Conference, Nottingham, UK, 2004
Why Grid-based Data Mining Matters? Fighting Natural Disasters on the Grid: From SARS to Land Slides: P Au, V Curcin, M Ghanem, N Giannadakis, Y Guo, M Jafri, M Osmond, A Oleynikov, A Rowe, J Syed, P Wendel, Y Zhang
UK e-Science All Hands Conference, Nottingham, UK, 2004
The Design of Discovery Net: Towards Open Grid Services for Knowledge Discovery: S AlSairafi, F Emmanouil, M Ghanem, N Giannadakis, Y Guo, D Kalaitzopoulos, M Osmond, A Rowe, J Syed, P Wendel
The International Journal of High Performance Computing, Volume 17 Number 3, 2003
Discovery Processes: Representation and Re-Use: J Syed, M Ghanem, Y Guo
UK e-Science All Hands Conference, Sheffield Hallam University, UK 2002
Discovery Net: Toward a Grid of Knowledge Discovery: V Curcin, M Ghanem, Y Guo, M Kohler, A Rowe, J Syed, P Wendel
ACM SIGKDD Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 2002
A Visual Language for Internet-based Data Mining and Data Visualisation: J Chattratichat, Y Guo, J Syed
IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages, Tokyo, Japan 1999
An Architecture for Distributed Enterprise Data Mining: J Chattratichat, J Darlington, Y Guo, S Hedvall, M Kohler, J Syed
High Performance Computing and Networking, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1999
Visualisation of Datacubes: J Syed
MEng Thesis, Imperial College London, 1998

PRESENTATIONS

Discovery Processes in Discovery Net: UK e-Science All Hands Conference, Nottingham, UK, 2004.
Discovery Processes: Representation and Re-Use: UK e-Science All Hands Conference, Sheffield Hallam University, UK September 2002.
Kensington and KDD standards: ACM SIGKDD Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining 2000, PMML workshop, Boston, USA 2000
An Architecture for Distributed Enterprise Data Mining: High Performance Computing and Networking, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1999.
XML and Distributed Information Comprehension: Knowledge web workshop, London 1998.

AWARDS

SuperComputing 2002 - Most Innovative Data Intensive Application: The Discovery Net project won the Most Innovative Data Intensive Application at the IEEE Computer Society/ACM Annual Supercomputing Conference 2002 in Baltimore, USA.
SuperComputing 1998 - HPC Challenge Award Most Innovative of Show: The Kensington system, as part of the Terabyte Challenge consortium, won the HPC Challenge Award Most Innovative of Show award at the IEEE Computer Society/ACM Annual Supercomputing Conference 1998 in Orlando Florida, USA.