General
About CSC
Organisation

People
Process for CSC hosting
School Models
Role of Local Organisers
Other Roles

Participants
Past Schools

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Diploma at CSC
Sport at CSC
Inverted CSCs

iCSC05 iCSC06 iCSC08 iCSC10 iCSC11

Special schools

School@chep06

Inverted School 2008

3-5 March 2008

CSC2008

CSC2008 Overview

Practical Information

Programme

Schedule

Lecturers

Participants

Organisers

 
Examination results
How to apply
 

CSC-Live

CERN School of Computing 2008 25 August-5 September 2008 - Gjövik, Norway

Programme Overview

Grid Technologies

Base Technologies

Physics Computing

Schedule

Lecturers

Lecturer Bios

CSC-Live

 Printable Version  

Are Strandlie

Gjøvik University College, Norway

Dr. Are Strandlie received his Master of Science degree in Theoretical Physics in 1995 and his Doctor of Science degree in Experimental Particle Physics in 2000, both from the University of Oslo. He was a Fellow at CERN between 2001 and 2003, where he was working on track reconstruction software development for the CMS Tracker. Strandlie holds a position as Associate Professor in Physics at Gjøvik University College since 2003 and an adjunct position at the University of Oslo since 2006. He is now involved in the ATLAS experiment at CERN.  Strandlie's research interests are concentrated around various aspects of the analysis of high-energy physics data, including the development and application of adaptive methods for track reconstruction and probabilistic approaches to particle mass determination.

 
Feedback: Computing (dot) School (at) cern (dot) ch
Last update: Thursday, 14. November 2013 11:50

Copyright CERN