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Carole Goble

b. 1961

Carole Goble (b. 1961) is a distinguished figure in computer science, particularly recognized for her pioneering work in scientific workflow systems and computational reproducibility. Her research bridges the gap between theoretical computer science and practical scientific application, driving innovation in how research is conducted and shared.

Computer Science

Tauber, R., Ainsworth, S., De Roure, D., Goble, C., Hall, W. (2006). Scientific workflow management systems: the state of the art.
Goble, C. A., & Stevens, R. (2008). Grid computing: implications for bioinformatics.
Goble, C. A., Tao, J., Newman, C., Croft, D., McEntyre, J., Petridis, L., ... & Burns, G. (2012). MyExperiment: a web 2.0 environment for building, sharing and discovering scientific workflows.
Goble, C. A., Ainsworth, S., Cruickshank, D., Davies, J., De Roure, D., Dunlop, I., ... & Stevens, R. (2010). Workflow systems for e-science.
Numerous publications on workflow management, provenance, and computational reproducibility in leading computer science and scientific journals.

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