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Dr William J. Knottenbelt

Reader in Applied Performance Modelling

FBCS

Department of Computing, Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus, London, SW7 2AZ
phone: +44 (0) 20 7594 8331, email: wjk@doc.ic.ac.uk

 


Background

UCT
Research

Research

  • I'm now a Reader in Applied Performance Modelling in the Analysis, Engineering, Simulation and Optimization of Performance (AESOP) group in the Department of Computing at Imperial.
aesop
  • A press release about an aspect of my research which looks at how location tracking can be applied to model infection spread in hospital environments.
Press release
Selected Publications
  • PIPE2 is a free, extensible, platform-independent, open source Petri net editor/analyser developed by several generations of MSc students at Imperial under my supervision (note DNAnet and DaNAMiCS are no longer available or supported). PIPE2 is the current active branch of the PIPE Petri net editor project, with nearly 60,000 downloads to date.
PIPE

Teaching

C++
MPI
Linux Introduction

Other Activities

  • I am the Industrial Liaison Coordinator for the Department of Computing - an enjoyable role highlights of which have included meeting Vint Cerf and Scott McNealy. I was also an ICT Special Interest Group Leader in the London Technology Network, a DTI-funded organisation that aims to promote technology transfer and other interaction between industry and academia.
London Technology Network
  • I am a Fellow of the British Computer Society.
British Computer Society
  • I am an external MSc examiner at the University of Newcastle.

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