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Chris Walshaw
- Teaching
- Teaching courses in maths and computing at the University of Greenwich on its magnificent Maritime Greenwich Campus. Also delivering outreach talks on "How Google Works".
- Research
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Reader in Informatics.
Key investigator in multilevel refinement for combinatorial optimisation problems and large scale force-directed graph drawing.
Developer of NetWorks - mathematical optimisation software for mobile and cellular networks - and JOSTLE - parallel graph partitioning software.
- Music
- Plays in a number of bands & projects and has appeared at festival & clubs in Europe and across Britain, at venues as diverse as St Chartier Festival, France and the Purcell Room, South Bank Centre, London.
Has made 9 CDs and his music occasionally appears on BBC Radio 2, 3 & 4.
Also inventor of abc music notation, now used all over the world.
- Web
- In both a personal and professional capacity, webmaster at a number of sites:
- abc music notation - since 1995, ~50,000 pages, technologies: Java servlets, html/css, SQL, php, javascript
- School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences - webmaster since 2004, ~600 pages, technologies: asp, html/css, javascript (site design by UoG & CMS webteams)
- a variety of microsites (mostly html/css):
FocusWare NetWorks;
JigJaw;
Kerry Fletcher;
Meridian;
Zephyrus
- Photography
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Purely for fun, with occasional photoshoots for friends. Take a look at some examples on the photostream and at various websites including Hens Dancing, JigJaw, Kerry Fletcher, Angles and the Climax Ceilidh Band.
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