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Further reading □ Permanent staff □ OverviewBALDWIN, JohnBAYLIS, MikeBELL, AlexCHURCHHOUSE, BobELDER, Mike and MACHIN, PellaFOSSEY, BartFRANCIS, AlanGALLOP, JulianHAILSTONE, JimHAYES, BillHOCKEY, SusanHOPGOOD, BobHOWLETT, JackLOACH, BernardMOYE, KenROBERTS, RobbieRUSSELL, DonSAUNDERS, VicTHOMAS, Judy □ Fellows □ ATKIN, OliverDORAN, JamesGOOD, JackGRANT, IanHODSON, FrankHUNT, GarryLEECH, JohnMCKAY, JohnMELTZER, BernardWALSH, Joan □ Memorials and obituaries □ On-siteElsewhereCelebrating the life of Jack Howlett
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Permanent staff
OverviewBALDWIN, JohnBAYLIS, MikeBELL, AlexCHURCHHOUSE, BobELDER, Mike and MACHIN, PellaFOSSEY, BartFRANCIS, AlanGALLOP, JulianHAILSTONE, JimHAYES, BillHOCKEY, SusanHOPGOOD, BobHOWLETT, JackLOACH, BernardMOYE, KenROBERTS, RobbieRUSSELL, DonSAUNDERS, VicTHOMAS, Judy
Fellows
ATKIN, OliverDORAN, JamesGOOD, JackGRANT, IanHODSON, FrankHUNT, GarryLEECH, JohnMCKAY, JohnMELTZER, BernardWALSH, Joan
Memorials and obituaries
On-siteElsewhereCelebrating the life of Jack Howlett

Julian Gallop

Julian joined the Atlas Computer Laboratory in 1970 working on computer graphics.

He became a member of RAL in 1975 when the two laboratories merged and stayed there until his retirement in April 2008. His roles at RAL included group leader; national programme coordinator; standardization expert; developer and researcher. He worked on distributed computing, Grids, visualization, computer graphics, data mining, data modelling, data representation, technologies for learning and Internet tools for collaboration. He co-authored two books, and co-edited another. At the end of his career, he worked as team leader, senior researcher and work package leader on European and UK R&D projects including Akogrimo (Grids, mobility, standardization), ELEGI (Grids, learning), Telemac (data mining), XtreemOS (operating system for Grids), gViz (Grids, visualization) and MOB (product data).

In 2013 he was a Tutor at Oxford University Department of Continuing Education and an independent ICT contractor.

Julian Gallop and the PDP15

Julian Gallop and the PDP15
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