Ben uses Haskell in fields as diverse as applied machine learning, scientific data analysis, robotics control, and compiler engineering. He is an active contributor to the Glasgow Haskell Compiler with focus on code generation, Core optimization, and the runtime system, and has worked extensively towards bringing GHC to the ARM architecture. He is the principle author of GHC’s latency-oriented concurrent non-moving garbage collector.
He has experience implementing numerical methods for machine learning, with an eye towards leveraging Haskell’s strong type system to enforce correctness at compile-time. Ben has expertise developing high-performance distributed systems in a wide range of languages. Past projects include GPU-based modelling of high-energy particle interactions, parallel machine learning algorithms for large-scale social network analysis, and Haskell-based software and gateware for scientific instrumentation.
Recent blog posts by Ben Gamari
Adam Gundry, Andreas Klebinger, Ben Gamari, Matthew Pickering, Mikolaj Konarski, Rodrigo Mesquita, Sam Derbyshire, Zubin Duggal
Friday, 30 August 2024
Edsko de Vries, Adam Gundry, Andres Löh, Ben Gamari, Duncan Coutts
Tuesday, 09 April 2024
Adam Gundry, Andreas Klebinger, Ben Gamari, Finley McIlwaine, Matthew Pickering, Rodrigo Mesquita, Sam Derbyshire, Zubin Duggal
Thursday, 21 December 2023
Adam Gundry, Andreas Klebinger, Ben Gamari, Finley McIlwaine, Jaro Reinders, Matthew Pickering, Sam Derbyshire, Zubin Duggal
Thursday, 12 October 2023
Christine Gundry, Adam Gundry, Andres Löh, Ben Gamari, Duncan Coutts, Sam Derbyshire, Zubin Duggal
Tuesday, 19 September 2023