Chandu Thekkath – Introduction to Data-Intensive Scientific Computing using DryadLINQ

December 13, 2010
Ashwani Sharma, Microsoft; Chandu Thekkath, Microsoft

Chandu Thekkath introduces Dryad and DryadLINQ at the Scientific Computing workshop at Bangalore, India.

- Ashwani Sharma
- Chandu Thekkath
  
  Distinguished Engineer
Research Area
- Social sciences
Research Lab
- Microsoft Research Lab - India
Project
- DryadLINQ
- Dryad

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