Open Collaborative Research Podcast Index: 2007

The IBM Open Collaborative Research (OCR) program encourages computer scientists to develop open-source code that will improve the quality of software applications for industry, government and community-based organizations. Hear or read their audio presentations.

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Additional podcast presentations are forthcoming in 2008.

Presenter	Title	Project area
Gregory Abowd, Georgia Institute of Technology	Computer science monitors chronic diseases	Clinical decision support
Elisa Bertino, Purdue University	How we protect privacy and ensure security	Privacy & security policy management
Lorrie Cranor, Carnegie Mellon University	Collaboration helps enterprises manage privacy and security policies	Privacy & security policy management
John Davis III, IBM (former)	Computer science helps patients cope with chronic disease	Clinical decision support
Jesus De Loera, University of California, Davis	Solving tough business problems with nonlinear techniques	Mathematical optimization
Steven Feiner, Kathy McKeown, Columbia University	Creating a medical note-taking system for physicians	Clinical decision support
Stephen J. Fink, IBM	How open source helps developers debug software	Software quality
Clare-Marie Karat, John Karat, IBM	What users need from policy systems	Privacy & security policy management
Jon Lee, IBM	How IBM participates in open source agreements	Mathematical optimization
Francois Margot, Carnegie Mellon University	Confronting nonlinearity with new mathematical tools	Mathematical optimization
Barbara Ryder, Rutgers University	How overuse of temporary objects hampers software performance	Software quality
Gary Sevitksy, IBM	How can we find the sources of bloat in applications?	Software quality

Series producer: Barbara Finkelstein
For more information about OCR, contact: Steve Lavenberg at sslaven@us.ibm.com

Last updated 7 December 2007

Open Collaborative Research Podcast Index: 2007

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