Dr Ken Moody

at Department of Computer Science and Technology, University of Cambridge

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Former Reader in Distributed Information Management, Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge

Ken Moody is a former Reader in Distributed Information Management, at the University of Cambridge, having retired in 2007. He stayed on as a Principal Research Associate until 2008. He continues to supervise undergraduates and to be involved in some of the Opera Group's research projects, in particular TIME-EACM.

Prior to his retirement, Ken led the Opera Group with Jean Bacon. The focus of the group’s research is the design and deployment of open, large-scale, widely distributed systems. During his time leading the group, his team completed projects focusing on Multi-Service Storage Architecture (MSSA), the IMP Interactive presentation support system, Active Systems, Global Computation using Events, Oasis Access Control, Access Control Policy Management, Business Contract Driven Applications, Securing Publish/Subscribe Information Flows (EDSAC21), Information Management for Patient Care (CareGrid) and the Transport Information Monitoring Environment (TIME-EACM).

  • 2 March 2017

    What will the internet of the future look like?

    Join us for this one-day workshop. The future internet will no longer just be smart phone apps and the Cloud, largely deployed in the richest 20% of the world for knowledge, fun and profit. It will be the Internet of drones, the Internet of AIs, the Internet of the developing world. It will also be the Internet of truth, lies and mixed realities.

  • 4 June 2015, 6pm

    What can history tell us about current health inequalities?

    This year's Behaviour and Health Research Unit (BHRU) Annual Lecture will be delivered by Professor Simon Szreter, Professor of History and Public Policy, Faculty of History, University of Cambridge.