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2010 – 2019

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2011
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J. Craig Mudge, Pinaki Chandrasekhar, Graham S. Heinson, Stephan Thiel:
Evolving Inversion Methods in Geophysics with Cloud Computing - A Case Study of an eScience Collaboration. eScience 2011: 119-125

1990 – 1999

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1994
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Neil W. Bergmann, J. Craig Mudge:
Automated Assistance for the Telemeeting Lifecycle. CSCW 1994: 373-384
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Neil W. Bergmann, J. Craig Mudge:
An analysis of FPGA-based custom computers for DSP applications. ICASSP (2) 1994: 513-516

1980 – 1989

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1984
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C. L. Wardle, Charles R. Watson, C. A. Wilson, J. Craig Mudge, Bradley J. Nelson:
A declarative design approach for combining macrocells by directed placement and constructive routing. DAC 1984: 594-601

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