Disseminate: The Computer Science Research Podcast - Coming Soon | ACM SIGMOD/PODS 2022 | #0

Episode Date: June 3, 2022

Welcome to Disseminate! The podcast bringing you the cutting edge of Computer Science research in a digestible format. Each series will focus on papers published at a specific Computer Science conference, e.g., SIGMOD, CVPR, so we will cover a wide range of topics from distributed systems to computer vision. Each episode within a series will feature an interview with the author(s) of a paper published at that conference. The podcasts aims to be an alternative source of information for industry practitioners, researchers, and students. The podcast will be of particular use to practitioners as there will be a focus on the practical relevance of research, in an attempt to help bridge the gap between industry and academia. Also, as many interesting ideas/breakthroughs come from the cross pollination of different disciplines within Computer Science, researchers should also find the podcast useful, in addition to it being a source for keeping up with research in their own research area. For students hopefully disseminate will be a useful learning tool.The first season will focus on the 2022 ACM SIGMOD/PODS International Conference on Management of Data, which is taking place in Philadelphia from Sunday, 12 June to Friday, 17 June. Episodes will start being released in the weeks following the conference. We look forward to you joining us on this journey! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome to Disseminate, the podcast bringing you the cutting edge of computer science research in a digestible format. I'm your host, Jack Wardby. Each series in this podcast will discuss the papers published at a specific computer science conference, something like SIGMOD or SDI. So we will cover a wide range of topics from distributed systems to operating systems to computer vision. Each episode within a series will feature an interview with the author or authors of a paper published at that conference, looking at the problems they attempted to address in the paper and the solutions they developed. By doing this, the podcast aims to be an alternative source of information for industry practitioners, researchers and students. The podcast will be of particular use to practitioners as there will be a focus on the practical relevance of the research in an attempt to help bridge

the gap between industry and academia. Also as many interesting ideas and breakthroughs come from the cross-pollination of different disciplines within computer science, researchers should also find the podcast useful. Lastly hopefully Disseminate will be a useful learning tool for students. The first series of the podcast will be focused on the 2022 edition of SIGMOD, which is taking place in a couple of weeks time in Philadelphia. We will have episodes on transaction processing, query processing and optimisation, and machine learning for data management, amongst other things. We look forward to you joining us on this journey.