Dr. Kesselman, who serves as director of the Center for Grid Technologies at ISI, is a research associate professor in the USC School of Engineering department of computer science.

A powerful tool that could flexibly automate processes like this would be useful for many scientific and high-level commercial applications.

Besides the work of Dr. Kesselman’s center at the Schools’ Information Sciences Institute, Dr. Erik Johnson and the USC department of civil and environmental engineering are playing an important role.

Dr. Schorr’s appointment was announced by Robert A. Malone, Chairman of Automation Hall of Fame, Inc. and of the Advisory Board.

Rickel was a project leader in the Intelligent Systems division of ISI and a research assistant professor at the USC School of Engineering department of computer science.

Teams at 11 different sites across the US and one in the UK jumped into action, and twenty-nine days later can present an impressive array of information processing tools for Hindi.

The honor was for Modi’s work with the AI grads, the group of Computer Science Graduate Research Assistants working in the Intelligent Systems Division.

Mockapetris joined ISI in 1978, and while there developed the first SMTP email server.

In late March, the National Institutes for Health positively evaluated a proposal to create a version of the project for handhelds.

Gridmaster Carl Kesselman’s collaboration with Ian Foster of Argonne has won national recognition.