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<h1>Speakers and Talks</h1>
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<div class="name">Patricia Aas</div>
<div class="title">Isolating GPU access in its own process</div>
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Chromium's process architecture has graphics access restricted to a separate GPU-process. There are several reasons why this could make sense, three common ones are: Security, Robustness and Dependency Separation.
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GPU access restricted to a single process requires an efficient framework for communication over IPC from the other processes, and most likely a framework for composition of surfaces. This talk describes both the possible motivations for this kind of architecture and Chromium's solution for the IPC framework. We will demonstrate how a multiprocess program can compose into a single window on Linux.
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Patricia Aas is a C++ programmer working on the Vivaldi Browser where she has currently taken on platform integration of media. She has previously worked at Opera Software on their Desktop Browser and at Cisco on their Telepresence Hardware Endpoints, primarily on Linux. Patricia is a curious person, always trying to find out how things work. She hopes that we will find a way to make the world a better place by creating things that can be used for good.
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<div class="title">Hidden Pieces: The LHC and our Dark Universe</div>
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On 4 July 2017, one billion people a large portion of our planets population took time out of their day to watch a one-and-a-half-hour scientific seminar featuring plots, graphs, Greek letters, and comic sans. Why? A deep-rooted survival instinct told these people that the discovery by CERN scientists of a fundamental component of our universe was something worth paying attention to. Or they were just news junkies. But, they were right.
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Today, at CERN, and other physics laboratories around the world, we are seeking answers to the most fundamental questions of humankind: What are we made of? Where did we come from? Where are we going? What are the rules behind all this? Although we might never find the answers, the pursuit of them provides us with the knowledge and skills our children need to survive. I discuss current puzzles in particle physics and cosmology, then challenge us to keep opening our research (data, source, results) to take advantage of our culturally rich, diverse population.
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Dr. Steven Goldfarb is a scientist working on the ATLAS Experiment at CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics. He is an advocate of non-alternative facts (something we used to call truth) and, as such, is active in science communication. Dr. Goldfarb currently chairs the International Particle Physics Outreach Group, coordinates the University of Michigan REU CERN Summer Student and Semester Abroad programs, serves on the US National Science Foundations Quarknet advisory board, and is a fellow of the American Physical Society. In his spare time, Steve fronts the Geneva-based <a href="http://musiclub.web.cern.ch/MusiClub/bands/canettes/">Canettes Blues Band</a>.
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<div class="name">Carsten Munk</div>
<div class="title">Zipper - an open source out of box experience for the blockchain world</div>
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Zipper is an Ethereum based mobile platform which brings blockchain
based services to our smartphones in one seamless and user-controlled
experience.
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At first, Zipper provides everyday smartphone users an easy and safe
way to manage their identity and private keys. This makes it possible
for anyone to access blockchain based services out-of-the-box in an
easy and intuitive way - just like Apples services on iOS today -
while being in full control of their identity, transactions and data.
Zipper works in an isolated compartment in Android and Sailfish OS
smartphones, making Zipper and its wallet secure while still easily
accessible.
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Carsten is CTO at Zipper Global Ltd currently. Carsten was involved in
Maemo, MeeGo mobile OS projects and was CTO at Jolla which built
Sailfish OS. Passionate about empowering people to do amazing things
with technology.
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