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Kenneth Jarrod Millman

Career History

2004- Director of Computing, Neuroscience Institute, UC Berkeley
Responsible for the strategy, planning, acquisition, implementation, and maintenance of the technical architecture, design, security, and support.
2000-2004 System Administrator, Brain Imaging Center, UC Berkeley
Designed, implemented, and managed the network and computational infrastructure for the center and associated labs.
1998-2000 System Administrator, Center for Neuroscience, UC Davis
Created and administered a new lab’s computer equipment.

Education

  • Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, BA cum laude, May 1998. Computer Science and Mathematics (Cognitive Studies minor)
  • Deep Springs College, Deep Springs, CA

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Reports

Talks

Abstracts

  • Burns CD, Ghosh SS, Clark D, Gorgolewski K, Halchenko Y, Madison C, Millman KJ, and Tungaraza RF. “Nipype: Opensource platform for unified and replicable interaction with existing neuroimaging tools.” Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, 2010.
  • Brett M, Taylor J, Burns C, Millman KJ, Perez F, Roche A, Thirion B, D’Esposito M. “NIPY: an open library and development framework for FMRI data analysis.” Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, 2009.
  • Trumpis M, Sheltraw D, Millman KJ, D’Esposito MT. “Python Imaging Tools for Reconstructing Magnetic Resonance Images.” Python for Scientific Computing Conference, 2006.
  • Brett M, Taylor JE, Millman KJ. “NIPY: Neuroimaging software in Python.” Python for Scientific Computing Conference, 2005.
  • Taylor JE, Worsley K, Brett M, Cointepas Y, Hunter J, Millman KJ, Poline J-B, Perez F. “BrainPy: an open source environment for the analysis and visualization of human brain data.” Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, 2005.
  • Field DJ, Millman, KJ. “Learning wavelet-like receptive fields from natural scenes using a biologically plausible de-correlation network.” Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, 1998.
  • Millman KJ, Szewczak JM. “Nonlinear methods for the analysis of ventilatory control.” The Physiologist, 37(5): A-64., 1994.

Professional Service

  • Review Editor, Frontiers in Neuroscience Methods
  • Review Editor, Open Research Computation
  • SciPy Steering Committee (2008-present)
  • Chair, Annual Python in Science Conference (2008-present)
  • Chair, SciPy India Conference (2009-present)
  • Program Committee Member, EuroSciPy 2010
  • Program Committee Member, Educause Security Professionals Conference 2010
  • Organizer, Open Research Computing in Python 2010
  • Release Manager, Scientific Tools for Python (2007-2009)
  • Program Committee Member, Secure IT Conference (2007-2009)
  • Mentor, Google’s Summer of Code (2007-2009)

University Service

  • Member, UC Berkeley’s Information Technology Architecture Committee (2007-present)
  • Member, UC Berkeley’s Campus Information Security and Privacy Committee (2006-present)
  • Member, UC Berkeley’s Calnet Technical Team (2005-2009)