Advisory board
• John
Perry Barlow
• Gorden
Bell
• Peter
Cochrane
• Deborah
Estrin
• Eric Haseltine
• Michael
Hawley
• Alan
Kay
• Leonard
Kleinrock
• Douglas
Lenat
• Robert
Lucky
• Nicholas
Negroponte
• David
Reed |
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Dr.
Leonard Kleinrock is considered one of the fathers of the Internet,
having been the first to develop the underlying principles of and
create the mathematical theory of packet switching networks. His
host computer at UCLA became the first node of the Internet in
September 1969. As a professor of computer science at UCLA, Dr.
Kleinrock has always worked on the frontier of new technology;
his interests include nomadic computing, self-organizing networks,
wireless networks, peer-to-peer networks, and gigabit networks.
Len is the chairman of TTI/Vanguard and founder of the Technology
Transfer Institute, Linkabit Corporation, and Nomadix. He is the
recipient of the 2005 NEC Computers & Communication Foundation
Prize, the L.M. Ericsson Prize, the Marconi International Fellowship
Award, the Okawa Prize, and the National Academy of Engineering’s
Draper Prize. Len has written six books and over 250 professional
papers. |
