Anthony Stell - Grid Engineer

Mr Anthony Stell

Grid Engineer
National e-Science Centre

Room: 246D

Building: Kelvin Building

email: a.stell@nesc.gla.ac.uk

Tel: +44 (0)141 330 8648

Fax:

Biography and Research Interests
Anthony Stell is a software developer at the National e-Science Centre, University of Glasgow. He holds an MSc in Information Technology from the University of Glasgow, an MPhys (Hons) in Astrophysics from the University of Edinburgh, and is a Chartered IT Professional (CITP) at the British Computing Society. He has previously been the Glasgow representative of the UK Grid Engineering Task Force (ETF) and is now one of the lead developers on the EU FP7 Avert-IT project, an initiative to create a hypotensive event prediction system through the collection of real physiological data from specialist neurosurgery centres around Europe.

246D
Kelvin Building
Glasgow G12 8QQ, UK
Tel: +44 (0)141 330 8648, Fax:

Papers Published

Towards a Virtual Research Environment for Paediatric Endocrinology across Europe	2009
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A Clinical Grid Infrastructure Supporting Adverse Hypotensive Event Prediction	2009
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Federating Distributed Clinical Data for the Prediction of Adverse Hypotensive events	2009
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Towards a Virtual Research Environment for Paediatric Endocrinology across Europe	2009
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Supporting Security-oriented, Inter-disciplinary Research: Crossing the Social, Clinical and Geospatial Domains	2009
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Data Privacy by Design: Digital Infrastructures for Clinical Collaborations	2009
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Towards Decentralised Security Policies for e-Health Collaborations	2008
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Technical Challenges in Leveraging Distributed Clinical Data	2008
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Towards a Virtual Anonymisation Grid for Unified Access to Remote Clinical Data	2008
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Dynamic Trust Negotiation for Flexible e-Health Collaborations	2008
Security issues have always limited the way we do things. In an organisation we provide security by granting privileges to either identities or roles. However this becomes more chal- lenging when the... [more details]

Supporting Nationwide e-Clinical Trials and Studies	2008
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Advanced Security for Virtual Organizations: Exploring the Pros and Cons of Centralized vs Decentralized Security Models	2008
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E-Infrastructures for Clinical Epidemiological Studies Across Scotland	2008
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Supporting Grid Based Clinical Trials in Scotland	2007
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User-oriented Security Supporting Inter-disciplinary Life Science Research across the Grid	2007
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Formalising Dynamic Trust Negotiations in Decentralised Collaborative e-Health Systems	2007
Access control in decentralised collaborative systems present huge challenges especially where many autonomous entities including organisations, humans, software agents from different security domains... [more details]

Security Oriented e-Infrastructures Supporting Neurological Research and Clinical Trials	2007
The neurological and wider clinical domains stand to gain greatly from the vision of the Grid in providing seamless yet secure access to distributed, heterogeneous computational resources and data... [more details]

Trust Realisation in Collaborative Clinical Trials Systems	2007
Due to the sensitivity of data and risk of potential unauthorised information disclosure that exists in large distributed systems, there is the potential for sensitive clinical information to be compromised... [more details]

User-oriented Security Supporting Inter-disciplinary Life Science Research across the Grid	2007
Understanding potential genetic factors in disease or de- velopment of personalised e-Health solutions require scientists to access a multitude of data and compute resources across the Internet from... [more details]

Grid Infrastructures Supporting Paediatric Endocrinology across Europe	2007
Paediatric endocrinology is a highly specialised area of clinical medicine with many experts with specific knowledge distributed over a wide geographical area. The European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology... [more details]

Trust Realisation in Multi-domain Collaborative Environments	2007
In the Internet-age, the geographical boundaries that have previously impinged upon inter-organisational collaborations have become decreasingly important. Of more importance for such collaborations... [more details]

Federated Authentication & Authorization for e-Science	2007
The Grid and Web service community are defining a range of stan- dards for a complete solution for security. The National e-Science Cen- tre (NeSC) at the University of Glasgow is investigating how... [more details]

Supporting the Clinical Trial Recruitment Process through the Grid	2006
Patient recruitment for clinical trials and studies is a large-scale task. To test a given drug for example, it is desirable that as large a pool of suitable candidates is used as possible to support... [more details]

DyVOSE Project: Experiences in Applying Privilege Management Infrastructures	2006
The 2-year JISC funded DyVOSE Project has investigated applying PMIs within an e-Science education context. This has involved establishing a Grid Computing module as part of Glasgow University?s Advanced... [more details]

Grid Infrastructures for Secure Access to and Use of Bioinformatics Data: Experiences from the BRIDGES Project	2006
The BRIDGES project was funded by the UK Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to address the needs of cardiovascular research scientists investigating the genetic causes of hypertension as part of... [more details]

Development of Grid Frameworks for Clinical Trials and Epidemiological Studies	2006
E-Health initiatives such as electronic clinical trials and epidemiological studies require access to and usage of a range of both clinical and other data sets. Such data sets are typically only available... [more details]

Secure Federated Data Retrieval in Clinical Trials	2006
The clinical domain is one in which a plethora of data exists in repositories distributed across the globe, crossing institutional, regional and national boundaries. To be able to harness this data... [more details]

Single Sign-on and Authorization for Dynamic Virtual Organizations	2006
The vision of the Grid is to support the dynamic establishment and subsequent management of virtual organizations (VO). To achieve this presents many challenges for the Grid community with perhaps the... [more details]

Advanced Security Infrastructures for Grid Education	2006
This paper describes the research conducted into advanced authorization infrastructures at the National e-Science Centre (NeSC) at the University of Glasgow and their application to support a teaching ... [more details]

User Oriented Access to Secure Biomedical Resources through the Grid	2006
The life science domain is typified by heterogeneous data sets that are evolving at an exponential rate. Numerous post-genomic databases and areas of postgenomic life science research have been established... [more details]

Secure, Reliable and Dynamic Access to Distributed Clinical Data	2006
An abundance of statistical and scientific data exists in the area of clinical and epidemiological studies. Much of this data is dis- tributed across regional, national and international boundaries... [more details]

Dynamic Privilege Management Infrastructures Utilising Secure Attribute Exchange	2005
The DyVOSE project has successfully deployed grid services secured with the PERMIS authorisation software implementing a static Privilege Management Infrastructure (PMI) model. The second stage of this... [more details]

Security Infrastructure for Grid-Enabled Biomedical Services	2005
The potential benefits and advantages that Grid Computing can bring to society in different fields of human endeavour are many and varied. These benefits however, can only be usefully realised if they... [more details]

Experiences of Applying Advanced Grid Authorisation Infrastructures	2005
The widespread acceptance and uptake of Grid technology can only be achieved if it can be ensured that the security mechanisms needed to support Grid based collaborations are at least as strong as local... [more details]

Experiences in Teaching Grid Computing to Advanced Level Students	2005
The development of teaching materials for future software engineers is critical to the long term success of the Grid. At present however there is considerable turmoil in the Grid community both within... [more details]

Comparison of Advanced Authorisation Infrastructures for Grid Computing	2005
The widespread use of Grid technology and distributed compute power, with all its inherent benefits, will only be established if the use of that technology can be guaranteed efficient and secure.... [more details]