Martin L. Kersten is affiliated with the Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica in the Netherlands. Their research primarily focuses on computer science with specific contributions in subfields such as computer networks and communications, artificial intelligence, and signal processing.
The main topics of Kersten's work include:
Kersten's recent publication is titled Bridging the Chasm between Science and Reality, published in 2021 in the venue Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research). This paper has received citations, reflecting its engagement within the academic community.
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Kersten are:
Kersten's recognized achievements include the award of ACM Fellow in 2016 for contributions to the design and implementation of column-store and main-memory database systems.
Publications have appeared primarily in Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), denoting a venue where Kersten has concentrated dissemination efforts.
Albrecht Schmidt;Florian Waas;Martin Kersten;Michael J. Carey
Albrecht Schmidt;Martin Kersten;Menzo Windhouwer;Florian Waas
Prasenjit Mitra;Gio Wiederhold;Martin L. Kersten
Peter A. Boncz;Stefan Manegold;Martin L. Kersten
Stratos Idreos;Fabian Groffen;Niels Nes;Stefan Manegold
Peter A. Boncz;Martin L. Kersten;Stefan Manegold
A. R. Schmidt;Florian Waas;Martin L. Kersten;D. Florescu
Milena G. Ivanova;Martin L. Kersten;Niels J. Nes;Romulo A.P. Gonçalves
Stefan Manegold;Peter Boncz;Martin L. Kersten
Lefteris Sidirourgos;Romulo Goncalves;Martin Kersten;Niels Nes
S. Manegold;P. Boncz;M. Kersten
Stratos Idreos;Martin L. Kersten;Stefan Manegold
Serge Abiteboul;Rakesh Agrawal;Phil Bernstein;Mike Carey
Stefan Manegold;Peter A. Boncz;Martin L. Kersten
Peter A. Boncz;Martin L. Kersten
Stefan Manegold;Martin L. Kersten;Peter Boncz
Sebastian Michel;Peter Triantafillou;Gerhard Weikum;Klemens Böhm
A. Schmidt;M. Kersten;M. Windhouwer
P.M.G. Apers;C.A. van den Berg;J. Flokstra;P.W.P.J. Grefen
Umeshwar Dayal;Khu-Yong Whang;David Lomet;Gustavo Alonso
A.R. Schmidt;F. Waas;M.L. Kersten;M.J. Carey
P. Mitra;G. Wiederhold;M.L. Kersten
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