Speaker

Michael Franklin

POSITION
Deputy Dean for Computational and Mathematical Sciences, Physical Sciences Division; Morton D. Hull Distinguished Service Professor
ORGANISATION
University of Chicago
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Michael Franklin is deputy dean for computational and mathematical sciences in the University of Chicago’s Physical Sciences Division and the Morton D. Hull Distinguished Service Professor of Computer Science. He helped establish the university’s Data Science Institute and serves as senior advisor to the provost for computation and data science. His research covers databases, analytics and distributed systems. Previously at Berkeley, he co-founded the AMPLab, whose open-source projects included Apache Spark.

AT THE SUMMIT

Building Shared Data Infrastructure That Advances AI Research

Data science infrastructure and institutional leadership

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