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Hans-Arno Jacobsen
holds the Bell University Laboratories Chair in
Software Engineering at the University of Toronto, where he directs
the Middleware Systems Research Group. His principal areas of
research include the design and the development of middleware systems,
distributed systems, and data management systems. Arno's current
research focus lies on distributed event-based processing and
aspect-oriented software development. His PADRES project revolves
around events in service-oriented architectures and his
AspeCt-oriented C project revolves around
events in systems software and embedded systems.
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Michael A. Jaeger is a postdoctoral researcher at the
Communication and Operating Systems group at Berlin Institute of
Technology. His research interests include event-based systems,
publish/subscribe middleware, self-management, and self-stabilization.
He received his master's degree (Diplom-Informatiker) in computer
science from the Goethe University of Frankfurt/Main, Germany, and is
a member of the ACM and the German Computer Science Society (GI). He implemented the first version of the event-based.org portal.
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Gero Mühl has received diplomas in computer science and electrical engineering from the University of Hagen. In 2002, he received his PhD from the Darmstadt University of Technology. Currently, he is a research assistant at the Communication- and Operating Systems group at the Berlin Institute of Technology where he was awarded with the habilitation in 2007. His main research interests lie in the field of event-based systems, middleware, and self-organizing distributed systems.
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Jean
Bacon is Professor of Distributed Systems at the University of Cambridge
Computer Laboratory. She leads the Opera research group, the focus being
large-scale, multi-domain, secure distributed systems. Ongoing themes include
event-based communication, role-based access control and policy-driven systems.
She is PI on four grants in Cambridge: EDSAC21, TIME-EACM, CareGrid, and Smart
Flow, see http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/srg/opera/.
She is a Fellow of the BCS and IEEE, founding EIC of IEEE Distributed Systems
Online 2000-2007, an Editorial Board member of IEEE Computer, and an IEEE
Computer Society Board of Governors member 2002-2007.
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Alejandro P. Buchmann
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K. Mani Chandy
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Ludger Fiege
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Peter Pietzuch is a lecturer in the Department of Computing at Imperial College
London and a member of the Distributed Software Engineering (DSE) group. His
research spans the areas of large-scale distributed systems, peer-to-peer
computing, event-based systems, networks and databases. Before joining
Imperial, he held a post-doctoral fellowship at Harvard University, working on
global stream-processing systems. He received a Ph.D. degree from the
University of Cambridge for his research on publish/subscribe middleware. His
undergraduate degree in Computer Science is also from the University of
Cambridge.
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David Rosenblum
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Rainer von Ammon
is managing director of the Centrum für Informations-Technology Transfer
(CITT) in Regensburg. Until October 2005 he was Professor for Software
Engineering, specializing in E-Business infrastructures and distributed
systems, at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria. Rainer is still
teaching there and at the University of Applied Sciences of Regensburg. From
1998 to 2002, he worked as Principal Consultant and Manager for R+D
Cooperations at BEA Systems (Central and Eastern Europe). Prior to this, he was
Professor for Software Engineering in Dresden with a focus on development of
applications with event driven object oriented user interfaces and component
based application development. Before this Rainer was acting as manager of the
field Basic Systems at the Mummert + Partner Unternehmensberatung, Hamburg.
After finishing his studies of Information Sciences at the University of
Regensburg, he started as project leader of Computer Based Office Systems
(COBIS) from 1978 to 1983 and afterward founded a start up company with some of
his colleagues.
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Roman Vitenberg
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