Disseminate: The Computer Science Research Podcast

Disseminate targets computer science researchers with a focus on practical impact. For PRs, it offers access to senior academics and rising researchers across cutting-edge topics; ideal for credentialed thought-leadership placements and tech-forward storytelling. Booking leverage rests on research impact, conference credentials, and availability for in-depth technical discussion.

85 episodes, Irregular, 5.0 rating

<1k, Male, USA

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Dr. Jack Waudby

Education, Technology, Science, Business

PhD students, researchers, professors and industry researchers with publications in top CS venues; demonstrated research impact

conference papers (e.g., OOPSLA, EuroSys), awards/distinctions (e.g., ACM SIGSOFT Distinguished Paper), leadership in research projects or artifact evaluations, notable open-source contributions

Rohan Padhye - Fray Design, Concurrency Bug Patterns, Bridging Research And Practice, Ao Li - Fray: General-purpose Concurrency Testing For The Jvm; Real-world Bug Examples In Kafka, Lucene, Guava, Shrey Tiwari - Date And Time Bugs In Open-source Python Software; Empirical Study; Industry Experiences At Citrix And MSR, Anjo Vahldiek-Oberwagner - Artifact Evaluation Processes, Community Guidelines, Miguel Matos - Artifact Evaluation Challenges, Reproducibility, Standards

concurrency testing, JVM, artifact evaluation, software reliability, date/time bugs, Python, SMT solvers, grammar-based enumeration, data transfer, vector search, embeddings, DuckDB, FAISS, reproducibility