James Mickens
from Boston, MA
James Mickens Phones & Addresses
- Boston, MA
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Self Help for the Soul
view sourceSelf Help for the Soul is a journey that one takes for personal growth and understanding of self and others. Positive outcomes come from positive thoughts, which produce positive actions. The outcome will not always be what we desire but it is the effort to do what is best that matters. Words have p...
Author
James Mickens
Binding
Paperback
Pages
136
Publisher
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN #
1507856172
EAN Code
9781507856178
ISBN #
1
Resumes
Associate Professor
view sourceLocation:
100 Lovejoy Wharf, Boston, MA
Industry:
Computer Software
Work:
Harvard University
Associate Professor
Microsoft Sep 2008 - Jul 2015
Researcher
Microsoft Jun 2006 - Aug 2006
Research Intern
Associate Professor
Microsoft Sep 2008 - Jul 2015
Researcher
Microsoft Jun 2006 - Aug 2006
Research Intern
Education:
University of Michigan 2001 - 2008
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Computer Science Georgia Institute of Technology 1997 - 2001
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Computer Science Mid - Atlantic Maritime Academy
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Computer Science Georgia Institute of Technology 1997 - 2001
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Computer Science Mid - Atlantic Maritime Academy
Skills:
Computer Science
Distributed Systems
Web Applications
Research
C++
Javascript
Security
Algorithms
C
Software Engineering
Linux
Distributed Systems
Web Applications
Research
C++
Javascript
Security
Algorithms
C
Software Engineering
Linux
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James Mickens
view sourceSchools:
JohnC.Fremont High School Los Angeles CA 1983-1987
Community:
Brenda Blakely, Darrel Beatty, Ronald Hart, Diane Johnson
James Mickens
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Henry Clay Junior High School Los Angeles CA 2000-2004
Community:
Donna Lewis, Wendy Hull, Trenton Battle, Kelvin Lee, Nancy Ashworth
James Mickens
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West Point High School West Point VA 1983-1987
Community:
Deborah Fauber, Bryant Britt, Theodore Evans
James Mickens | Noxubee C...
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Michael James Mickens | T...
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Noxubee County High Schoo...
view sourceGraduates:
James Mickens (1983-1987),
Jacqueline Felton (2000-2004),
Cloud Tate (1973-1977)
Jacqueline Felton (2000-2004),
Cloud Tate (1973-1977)
West Point High School, W...
view sourceGraduates:
James Mickens (1983-1987),
Christopher Allen (1992-1996),
Katherine Hammond (1975-1979),
Tom Pierce (1983-1987)
Christopher Allen (1992-1996),
Katherine Hammond (1975-1979),
Tom Pierce (1983-1987)
Henry Clay Junior High Sc...
view sourceGraduates:
Tom Vegors (1962-1965),
James Mickens (2000-2004),
Juan Lara (1987-1989),
Julie Davis (1972-1976)
James Mickens (2000-2004),
Juan Lara (1987-1989),
Julie Davis (1972-1976)
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MIT Team Eyes Faster Website Load Times Via 'Polaris'
view source- Harvard professor James Mickens likens the process to a tourist: When you visit one city, you may discover more cities you want to stop in. But rather than zig-zagging from location to location, it would be easier to see a list of all cities ahead of time in order to plan the fastest route.
- Date: Mar 10, 2016
- Category: Sci/Tech
- Source: Google
MIT Tech Could Boost Websites' Load Speed by 34%
view source- James Mickens, a Harvard researcher who was also involved in the work, likened the process with a business trip. For instance, if a businessman has in mind a list of remote cities to visit, he may find that he doesnt like visiting some of the cities before returning home.
- Date: Mar 10, 2016
- Category: Sci/Tech
- Source: Google
MIT touts tech to speed up webpages
view source- The Polaris team includes graduate student Ameesh Goyal and professor Hari Balakrishnan, as well as Harvard professor James Mickens, who started project while he was a visiting professor at MIT in 2014.
- Date: Mar 10, 2016
- Category: Sci/Tech
- Source: Google
No more tears: Science boosts web browser speed by 34%
view source- Polaris does not change the objects that a page downloads, i.e., the page downloads the same objects, but in an optimized order. So, if the original page contained no malware objects, neither will the Polaris page," James Mickens, former CSAIL professor now at Harvard, wrote in an emailed response.
- Date: Mar 09, 2016
- Category: Sci/Tech
- Source: Google
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