University of Amsterdam – NL
The System and Network Engineering (SNE) Research group at the University of Amsterdam researches cross-domain interaction to enable complex and data intensive scientific applications.
The research themes within the System and Network Engineering (SNE) Research group cover a wide range of disciplines ranging from optical and programmable networks for the Future Internet to high level distributed system model and software engineering. The group is building tools and proof of concept applications that promote optimal use of these high-speed networks for data intensive application.
SNE works also in close collaboration with the Amsterdam Data Science which is a platform for collaboration cross discipline around the data science theme. In collaboration with SURFnet and the Dutch National super computer centre (SURFsara), UvA has capabilities to access high-speed optical test bed installations in the optical photonic backbone of SURFnet in the Netherlands and internationally in the Global Lambda Integrated Facility (GLIF). UvA is a founding member and key contributor to CineGrid, GLIF and OGF14.
Personnel
Dr. Yuri Demchenko (Principal Investigator): Yuri Demchenko is a Senior Researcher at the System and Network Engineering.
Dr. Adam S.Z. Belloum (course coordinator and developer) is assistant professor in the System and Network Engineering research group at the Institute of Informatics.
Dr. Ana Varbansecu (course coordinator and developer): is assistant professor in the System and Network Engineering research group at the Institute of Informatics.
Manuela Corsini project manager for EU funded projects
Prof. Cees T.M. de Laat chairs the System and Network Engineering (SNE) research group, and is a leading figure in the systems and infrastructure research in the Netherlands and internationally.
Dr. Wouter Los is a former chair of the Science Committee of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, and designed and managed the development of the (ESFRI) LifeWatch infrastructure for biodiversity and ecosystem research, and also a member of the EC High Level Group that edited the report “Riding the Wave”.