DRAFT NUMBERS FOR AUTHOR'S PURPOSES.  DO NOT QUOTE.  (c) R. P. Loui, 2003-2005
Source:  ISI Web of Science

Sorted by hits on best pub (among current US faculty, whose biggest pub is biggest?)
RANK	PCTILE	  BEST  2003 RATE=LOG(2003)/LOG(BEST)

   1 (   0.05% ).   5105  811 0.78	           U of California-Berkeley	Lotfi A. Zadeh  Professor Emeritus: Artificial Intelligence; soft computing, knowledge-based systems 
   2 (   0.09% ).   3384 1091 0.86	                         Stanford U	Gene Golub  3-3124  GATES 280  golub
   3 (   0.14% ).   2932  781 0.83	                      U of Michigan	John H. Holland Address: 1255 East Hall  Phone: (734) 7633648 Email:  Professor, Psychology Department Professor, Electrical Engr & Computer Sci Degree: Ph.D. U. Michigan *jh
   4 (   0.19% ).   2884  356 0.74	                         Columbia U	Alfred Aho (7067/513 CSC)  
   5 (   0.23% ).   2467  182 0.67	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Gear, C.W. Professor Emeritus NEC Res. Inst.   cwg@research.  nj.nec.com *cw
   6 (   0.28% ).   2126  359 0.77	                          Cornell U	John E. Hopcroft  Professor Joseph Silbert Dean of Engineering Turing Award Winner Ph.D., Stanford University, 1964 Research focus: Robust geometric algorithms, modeling and simulation, and information capture and access  
   7 (   0.33% ).   2092  700 0.86	                         Stanford U	Don Knuth  723-4367  GATES 477
   8 (   0.37% ).   2062  184 0.68	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Roger Schank Distinguished Career Professor, LTI  Phone: 412-268-7130 Fax: 412-268-6298
   9 (   0.42% ).   1945  226 0.72	                            Brown U	Franco P. Preparata
  10 (   0.47% ).   1712  496 0.83	        U of California-Los Angeles	Judea Pearl Emeritus Professor BH 4515 825-3243 825-4033 *excl appl phys
  11 (   0.51% ).   1414  249 0.76	        U of California-Los Angeles	Leonard Kleinrock Emeritus Professor BH 3732G 825-2543 825-7879 
  12 (   0.56% ).   1262  246 0.77	           U of California-Berkeley	John F Canny  Professor 529 Soda Hall, 642-9955, jfc@cs.berkeley.edu 
  13 (   0.61% ).   1257  511 0.87	           U of California-Berkeley	Christos Papadimitriou  Professor 689 Soda Hall: Theory 
  14 (   0.65% ).   1233  439 0.85	                  Dartmouth College	Thomas H. Cormen (Undergraduate Advisor)
  15 (   0.70% ).   1221  382 0.84	                     U of Rochester	Dana Ballard  
  16 (   0.75% ).   1202  276 0.79	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Ronald L. Rivest, Professor *rl
  17 (   0.79% ).   1161  255 0.79	           U of California-Berkeley	Richard M. Karp  Professor 621 Soda Hall: Theory 
  18 (   0.84% ).   1128  159 0.72	         U of Maryland College Park	G. W. Stewart  Professor, CS and UMIACS.  Ph.D., University of Tennessee, 1968.  Research Interests: Numerical linear algebra, parallel computing, perturbation theory, statistical computations *gw
  19 (   0.89% ).   1095  393 0.85	        CUNY - Grad Sch Univ Center	Haralick, Robert  Ph.D. University of Kansas, Distinguished Professor, CUNY Graduate Center. Pattern Recognition; Image Processing; Computer Vision. 
  20 (   0.93% ).   1031  265 0.80	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Berthold K. P. Horn, Professor
  21 (   0.98% ).   1000   78 0.63	           U of California-Berkeley	Beresford N. Parlett  Professor Emeritus 799 Evans Hall, parlett@eecs.berkeley.edu 
  22 (   1.03% ).    918   54 0.58	               U of Texas at Austin	David M. Young  Professor Emeritus (PhD 1950, Harvard University) Numerical analysis, partial differential equations, and numerical linear algebra (512) 471-9783         young@cs.utexas.edu      
  23 (   1.07% ).    863  164 0.75	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Olvi L. Mangasarian
  24 (   1.12% ).    856  112 0.70	           U of California-Berkeley	Elwyn R. Berlekamp  Professor 847 Evans Hall: Games and Codes 
  25 (   1.17% ).    846  105 0.69	                         Columbia U	Edward Shortliffe (305-6896)  *incl all med arts
  26 (   1.21% ).    797  245 0.82	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Marvin L. Minsky, Professor
  27 (   1.26% ).    773  208 0.80	                          Harvard U	Leslie Valiant
  28 (   1.31% ).    761  256 0.84	                        Princeton U	Robert Tarjan
  29 (   1.35% ).    731  113 0.72	                         Stanford U	Nils Nilsson  3-3886  GATES 135  nilsson
  30 (   1.40% ).    673  103 0.71	                         Stanford U	Terry Winograd  3-2780  GATES 388  winograd
  31 (   1.45% ).    670   78 0.67	                        Princeton U	Brian Kernighan
  32 (   1.49% ).    595  111 0.74	                     U of Rochester	James Allen  *jf
  33 (   1.54% ).    586  188 0.82	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Rodney A. Brooks, Professor *ra
  34 (   1.59% ).    582  121 0.75	                         Stanford U	Jean-Claude Latombe  3-0350  Clark S244  latombe
  35 (   1.63% ).    574  193 0.83	           U of California-Berkeley	Jitendra Malik  Associate Chair: vision, robotics, geometric modeling 
  36 (   1.68% ).    555  203 0.84	      U of California-Santa Barbara	Matthew Turk  Associate Professor   (Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology)  mturk@cs.ucsb.edu  (805) 893-4236  Engineering I, Room 2163 computer vision, human computer interaction, perceptual computing, artificial intelligence. 
  37 (   1.72% ).    555   74 0.68	    California Institute Technology	Mead CA
  38 (   1.77% ).    541  203 0.84	                             Duke U	Edelsbrunner, Herbert   D203 660-6545 Professor *excl proteins arts
  39 (   1.82% ).    530  142 0.79	    Georgia Institute of Technology	James Foley, Professor and Stephen Fleming Chair in Telecommunications,  Ph.D., U. of Michigan foley@cc.gatech.edu, TSRB 355, 404-385-1467 Computer Graphics, Human-computer Interaction, Information Visualization, Management of R&D and Technology Transfer
  40 (   1.86% ).    520   43 0.60	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Patrick Henry Winston, Professor
  41 (   1.91% ).    505   94 0.73	                         Stanford U	Richard Fikes  5-3860  GATES 246  fikes
  42 (   1.96% ).    466  276 0.91	                          Harvard U	Vahid Tarokh
  43 (   2.00% ).    464  190 0.85	                         Stanford U	Jeff Ullman  5-4802  GATES 433  ullman
  44 (   2.05% ).    461   27 0.54	           U of California-Berkeley	Michael A. Harrison  Professor Emeritus 775 Soda Hall: multimedia, user interfaces, software environments  *ma
  45 (   2.10% ).    460   47 0.63	      Oregon Graduate Inst Sci Tech	David Maier, Professor, Director - Database and Object Technology Lab
  46 (   2.14% ).    454  183 0.85	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Vaek Chvatal, Professor of Computer Science (**) M.Sc. (Charles Univ.), Ph.D. (Univ. of Waterloo) Research Interests: Analysis of algorithms, combinatorics, graph theory, operations research, linear programming. Current Research: The traveling salesman problem, perfect graphs, random discrete structures, lower bounds on lengths of proofs.
  47 (   2.19% ).    442  143 0.81	                         Stanford U	John McCarthy  3-4430  GATES 208  jmc
  48 (   2.24% ).    438   40 0.61	   Illinois Institute of Technology	Edward M. Reingold, Chair and Professor of Computer Science
  49 (   2.28% ).    431  146 0.82	    Georgia Institute of Technology	Janet Kolodner, Professor, Ph.D., Yale jlk@cc.gatech.edu, CRB 272, 404-894-3285 Learning Sciences and Technology, Cognitive Science, Artificial Intelligence
  50 (   2.33% ).    423   56 0.67	                          Harvard U	H.T. Kung
  51 (   2.38% ).    413  148 0.83	      Oregon Graduate Inst Sci Tech	Melanie Mitchell, Associate Professor *m
  52 (   2.42% ).    408   32 0.58	             North Carolina State U	Dr. Jon Doyle Professor 174 VenIII 513-0423 doyle AT csc.ncsu.edu 
  53 (   2.47% ).    400   93 0.76	    California Institute Technology	K. Mani Chandy Simon Ramo Professor of Computer Science; Graduate Option Representative for Computer Science  264 Jorgensen  MC 256-80  (626) 395-6559  mani@cs.caltech.edu 
  54 (   2.52% ).    399  149 0.84	                     U of Rochester	Robert A Jacobs  *ra
  55 (   2.56% ).    398  219 0.90	                         Stanford U	Rajeev Motwani  3-6045  GATES 474  rajeev
  56 (   2.61% ).    395  100 0.77	                         Stanford U	Bill Dally  5-8945  GATES 301  bill.dally
  57 (   2.66% ).    395   52 0.66	           U of Southern California	Horowitz, Ellis horowitz @usc.edu Interaction SAL 320
  58 (   2.70% ).    390  184 0.87	                             Yale U	Vladimir Rokhlin Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics
  59 (   2.75% ).    385  142 0.83	          U of California-San Diego	Joseph Goguen  His work on modular programming helped lay the groundwork for modern computer languages. His research now embraces the social aspects of technology and cognitive science. 
  60 (   2.80% ).    379   78 0.73	                      U of Colorado	Andrzej Ehrenfeucht Professor Theory (Automata Theory) Theory of computation; combinatorics; mathematical biology; mathematics education.  MA, University of Warsaw, Poland; PhD, Mathematical Institute of P.A.N., Warsaw  
  61 (   2.84% ).    376   62 0.70	                     Northwestern U	Kenneth D. Forbus Professor. Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Research interests: Qualitative physics, analogical reasoning and learning, cognitive simulation, sketching as an interface modality, AI-based articulate virtual laboratories and modeling environments for education, computer game design.  forbus@northwestern.edu 
  62 (   2.89% ).    375  421 1.02	         U of California-Santa Cruz	David Haussler  -  Machine learning, computational biology, neural networks, statistical decision theory, algorithms and complexity.  *excl Nature arts and Nat Acad
  63 (   2.94% ).    375  100 0.78	         U of California-Santa Cruz	Manfred Warmuth  -  Machine learning, on-line learning algorithms, game theory, computational drug design.  
  64 (   2.98% ).    374  117 0.80	         U of Maryland College Park	Hanan Samet  Professor, CS, CfAR, and UMIACS.  ACM and IEEE Fellow.  Ph.D., Stanford University, 1975.  Research Interests: Data structures, image processing, computer graphics, databases, geographic information systems, computer vision
  65 (   3.03% ).    367   77 0.74	                         Stanford U	Oussama Khatib  3-9753  GATES 144  khatib
  66 (   3.08% ).    358   67 0.72	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Tomas Lozano-Perez, Professor
  67 (   3.12% ).    357   83 0.75	               U of Texas at Austin	Benjamin J. Kuipers  Professor (PhD 1977, MIT) Artificial intelligence, robotics, and qualitative reasoning (512) 471-9561         kuipers@cs.utexas.edu      
  68 (   3.17% ).    355   23 0.53	           U of California-Berkeley	Jerome A. Feldman  Professor 739 Soda Hall: Artificial Intelligence; cognitive science 
  69 (   3.22% ).    345  142 0.85	                         Stanford U	Zohar Manna  3-4364  GATES 481  zm
  70 (   3.26% ).    343   39 0.63	                          Cornell U	David Gries  Professor Associate Dean of Engineering for Undergraduate Programs Ph.D., Technische Hochschule Muenchen, Munich, 1966 Research focus: Program methodology and related areas; logic; teaching in lower level courses  
  71 (   3.31% ).    341  120 0.82	           U of Southern California	Adleman, Leonard adleman @usc.edu Computation ACB 529 *incl single-auth SCIENCE article
  72 (   3.36% ).    334   85 0.76	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Barto, Andrew G.  (413) 545-2109 barto CS276  Professor. Computational neuroscience, reinforcement learning, adaptive motor control, artificial neural networks, adaptive and learning control, motor development.
  73 (   3.40% ).    333   84 0.76	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Scott Fahlman Principal Research Scientist, CSD  412-268-5576 Artificial Intelligence and its applications 
  74 (   3.45% ).    332  282 0.97	                U of Pennsylvania b	Alur, Rajeev   Zisman Family Professor of CIS  609 Levine 215-573-7483    alur@cis.upenn.edu web page *bell labs/berkeley?
  75 (   3.50% ).    327  202 0.92	                         Stanford U	David Dill  5-3642  GATES 344  dill
  76 (   3.54% ).    324  301 0.99	           U of California-Berkeley	Michael Jordan  Professor 739 Soda Hall: machine learning, probabilistic inference 
  77 (   3.59% ).    323  178 0.90	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Shafrira Goldwasser, Professor
  78 (   3.64% ).    317  134 0.85	                         Stanford U	John Hennessy  3-2481  BLDG 10   hennessy
  79 (   3.68% ).    314  127 0.84	                         Stanford U	Marc Levoy  5-4089  GATES 366  levoy
  80 (   3.73% ).    312  140 0.86	                          Harvard U	Michael Rabin
  81 (   3.78% ).    312   92 0.79	           U of Southern California	Requicha, Ari requicha @usc.edu Autonomy SAL 202
  82 (   3.82% ).    309   99 0.80	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Michael L. Fredman, Professor of Computer Science (**) B.S. (California Institute of Technology), Ph.D. (Stanford University) Research Interests: Algorithms, data structures, complexity theory, combinatorics. Current Research: Sorting, searching, complexity of data structures.
  83 (   3.87% ).    307   77 0.76	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Christopher Atkeson Associate Professor,  RI  412-268-6436 Machine learning and robotics as a domain in which to explore the behavior of learning algorithms
  84 (   3.92% ).    301  115 0.83	                             Yale U	Dana Angluin Professor of Computer Science
  85 (   3.96% ).    300  135 0.86	                   WashingtonU 2005	jain r
  85 (   3.96% ).    297  107 0.82	                             Yale U	Michael J. Fischer Professor of Computer Science *mj
  86 (   4.01% ).    296   88 0.79	                         Texas AM U	Stroustrup, Bjarne College of Engineering Endowed Chair in Computer Science Professor Distributed Systems, Simulation, Design, Programming, and Programming Languages 
  87 (   4.06% ).    295  143 0.87	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Anantha P. Chandrakasan, Professor
  88 (   4.10% ).    289   42 0.66	        U of California-Los Angeles	Algirdas Avizienis Emeritus Professor BH 4731F 825-3028 825-2660 
  89 (   4.15% ).    286   30 0.60	                      U of Michigan	John E. Laird Address: 178 ATL: Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Architectures, Machine learning, and Computer Games *je
  90 (   4.20% ).    285  120 0.85	           U of California-Berkeley	Manuel Blum  Professor Emeritus blum@cs.berkeley.edu Interests: Theory; recursive function, cryptographic protocols, program checking *m
  91 (   4.24% ).    284   20 0.53	                             Yale U	Martin H. Schultz Arthur K. Watson Professor of Computer Science
  92 (   4.29% ).    281   19 0.52	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Stephen Brookes Associate Professor, CSD  412-268-5576 Mathematical theory of computation, theory of programming languages, the mathematical semantics of programming languages 
  93 (   4.34% ).    280   49 0.69	               U of Texas at Austin	Robert S. Boyer  Professor (PhD 1971, The University of Texas at Austin) Program verification, automatic theorem proving, and artificial intelligence (512) 471-9745         boyer@cs.utexas.edu      
  94 (   4.38% ).    278   56 0.72	             U of California-Irvine	Kibler, Dennis kibler@ics.uci.edu 949-824-5951 414D CS
  95 (   4.43% ).    277   53 0.71	          U of California-San Diego	Jeanne Ferrante  Compiling techniques that make scientific applications run faster. 
  96 (   4.48% ).    275   80 0.78	                          U of Utah	John Hollerbach Professor Robotics, teleoperation, virtual reality, and human motor control 585-6978 
  97 (   4.52% ).    271   57 0.72	                       U of Chicago	Robert Soare 
  98 (   4.57% ).    267   15 0.48	          U of California-San Diego	Walter Savitch  Complexity theory, formal language theory, computational linguistics, and the development of computer science education materials. 
  99 (   4.62% ).    266  182 0.93	         U of Maryland College Park	Ben Shneiderman  Professor, CS, CfAR, and ISR. Founding director, Human-Computer Interaction Lab.  ACM Fellow.  Ph.D., SUNY at Stony Brook, 1973.  Research Interests: Human-computer interaction, user interface design, information visualization
 100 (   4.66% ).    266  160 0.91	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Silvio Micali, Professor
 101 (   4.71% ).    266   50 0.70	                          Cornell U	Juris Hartmanis  Professor Emeritus Walter R. Read Professor of Computer Science and Engineering Turing Award Winner Ph.D., California Institute of Technology, 1955 Research focus: Computational complexity, complexity of chaotic systems  
 102 (   4.76% ).    263  242 0.99	                         Stanford U	Mihalis Yannakakis  650-725-4671  GATES 462  mihalis.yannakakis
 103 (   4.80% ).    259   77 0.78	    Georgia Institute of Technology	Richard Lipton, Professor and Frederick G. Storey Chair in Computing, Ph.D., CMU rjl@cc.gatech.edu, CCB 265A, 404-894-6438 Algorithms and Complexity Theory; DNA Computing
 104 (   4.85% ).    258   54 0.72	                             Yale U	Stanley C. Eisenstat Professor of Computer Science
 105 (   4.90% ).    257   63 0.75	                          Harvard U	Barbara Grosz
 106 (   4.94% ).    256  288 1.02	           U of Southern California	Arbib, Michael arbib @usc.edu Computation HNB 03 *ma *incl all brain arts & 60S-70S math
 107 (   4.99% ).    250  108 0.85	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Mary Shaw A. J. Perlis Professor, ISRI  412-268-5576 Software engineering, value-driven software design, software architecture; paradigms of software research, software engineering education *m
 108 (   5.03% ).    249   71 0.77	         U of California-Santa Cruz	Allen Van Gelder  -  Logic programming algorithms, parallel algorithms, complexity, programming languages, automated theorem proving, scientific visualization.  
 109 (   5.08% ).    248  222 0.98	                         New York U	Demetri Terzopoulos dt 8-3477 1204 715BWY
 110 (   5.13% ).    246   51 0.71	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Alexander Waibel Professor, LTI  412-268-5578 Perceptual user interfaces, speech, language, multimodal human computer interaction, face / body tracking and interpretation 
 111 (   5.17% ).    245   91 0.82	                        Princeton U	Robert Sedgewick
 112 (   5.22% ).    245   38 0.66	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Agha, Gul Professor 2104 SC 244-3087 agha@cs.uiuc.edu 
 113 (   5.27% ).    244   37 0.66	                     Old Dominion U	Pothen, Alex Professor  (Ph.D., Cornell, 1984).  Parallel Computing, Combinatorial Algorithms, Computational biology and bioinformatics, Scientific Computing 
 114 (   5.31% ).    241   74 0.78	                            Brown U	Eugene Charniak
 115 (   5.36% ).    240   59 0.74	                            Brown U	Pascal Van Hentenryck
 116 (   5.41% ).    239  169 0.94	                         Columbia U	Shree Nayar (7092/621 CEPSR)  
 117 (   5.45% ).    237  117 0.87	                          Cornell U	Dexter Kozen  Professor Joseph Newton Pew, Jr. Professor in Engineering Ph.D., Cornell University, 1977 Research focus: Theory of computational complexity, especially complexity of decision problems in logic and algebra, program logics and semantics, and computational algebra  
 118 (   5.50% ).    237   85 0.81	                             Yale U	David Gelernter Professor of Computer Science
 119 (   5.55% ).    237   61 0.75	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	John C. Strikwerda
 120 (   5.59% ).    236   16 0.51	           U of California-Berkeley	Robert Wilensky  Professor 721 Soda Hall: Artificial Intelligence; natural language processing 
 121 (   5.64% ).    235  164 0.93	              U of California-Davis	Daniel M. Gusfield, Ph.D., Professor Design and analysis of algorithms, computational biology  
 122 (   5.69% ).    233   18 0.53	          U of California-Riverside	Laxmi N. Bhuyan  Dr. Bhuyans research addresses Multiprocessor Architecture, Network Processors, Internet Routers, Web servers, Parallel and Distributed Computing and Performance Evaluation. 
 123 (   5.73% ).    232   32 0.64	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Harold Abelson, Professor
 124 (   5.78% ).    228  164 0.94	                         Stanford U	Yoav Shoham  3-3432  GATES 140  shoham acoustics/1988/bell labs?
 125 (   5.83% ).    228   97 0.84	           U of California-Berkeley	Ruzena Bajcsy  Professor 284 Hearst Memorial Mining Building: Artificial Intelligence; Control, Robotics, & Biosystems; Bridging information technology to humanities and social sciences 
 126 (   5.87% ).    228   64 0.77	                             Yale U	Drew V. McDermott Professor of Computer Science
 127 (   5.92% ).    226  131 0.90	                       U of Georgia	Amit P. Sheth Prof amit@cs.uga.edu (706) 542-2310 
 128 (   5.97% ).    226   63 0.76	                          Indiana U	Douglas R. Hofstadter (1988), College Professor of Cognitive Science and Computer Science; adjunct professor of Philosophy, Psychology, History & Philosophy of Science; and Comparative Literature. Director, Center for Research on Concepts and Cognition. PhD (physics) 1975, University of Oregon. Artificial intelligence, philosophy of mind, cognitive science.
 129 (   6.01% ).    225   64 0.77	                           Purdue U	Walter Gautschi  Professor Emeritus  CS 164C    [wxg@cs.purdue.edu]  49-41995  
 130 (   6.06% ).    225   30 0.63	          U of California-San Diego	Larry Carter  Scientific computation, performance programming, parallel computation, machine and system architecture for high performance. *l
 131 (   6.11% ).    224   65 0.77	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Barbara H. Liskov, Professor
 132 (   6.15% ).    223  164 0.94	                         Stanford U	Leo Guibas  3-0304  CLARK S-293  guibas
 133 (   6.20% ).    218  102 0.86	                         New York U	Yann LeCun yann 8-3283 706 715 BWY
 134 (   6.25% ).    218   62 0.77	                       Ohio State U	B. Chandrasekaran -- (chandra@cis.ohio-state.edu) Intelligence-problem solving, understanding, explanation 
 135 (   6.29% ).    217  110 0.87	          U of California-Riverside	Michalis Faloutsos  Dr. Faloutsos research is in the areas of routing and QoS protocols for the Internet, multicasting, wireless-ad-hoc networks, and measurement and modeling of real graphs. In particular, Dr. Faloutsos has pioneered the way we model the Internet topology by showing that it follows power-laws. 
 136 (   6.34% ).    217   64 0.77	                           Purdue U	Douglas Comer  Professor  CS 156B    [dec@cs.purdue.edu]  49-46009  
 137 (   6.39% ).    213   31 0.64	                   WashingtonU 2005	cytron r
 137 (   6.39% ).    213   27 0.61	           U of California-Berkeley	Alan J. Smith  Professor 735 Soda Hall: Computer Architecture & Engineering; Database Management Systems; Operating Systems; Computer System Performance *aj
 138 (   6.43% ).    213   27 0.61	                             Duke U	Loveland, Donald       Professor Emeritus 
 139 (   6.48% ).    212   22 0.58	                          Cornell U	Robert L. Constable  Professor Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1968 Research focus: Type theory and automated reasoning  *rl
 140 (   6.53% ).    209   34 0.66	    Georgia Institute of Technology	Merrick Furst, Professor and Associate Dean, Undergraduate Programs and Faculty Development  merrick@cc.gatech.edu, 404-385-4223   
 141 (   6.57% ).    208  100 0.86	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	William T. Freeman, Associate Professor
 142 (   6.62% ).    207  134 0.92	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	W. Eric Grimson, Professor
 143 (   6.67% ).    207   33 0.66	                         Stanford U	Edward McCluskey  3-1451  GATES 235  mccluskey
 144 (   6.71% ).    206  404 1.13	                       U of Chicago	Ian Foster *i *excl phys today
 145 (   6.76% ).    205  290 1.07	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Takeo Kanade U. A. and Helen Whitaker University Professor, CSD, RI  412-268-5570 Computer vision, virtualized reality, autonomous mobile robots, medical robotics, sensors 
 146 (   6.81% ).    205   82 0.83	                             Duke U	Tomasi, Carlo   D213 660-6539 Associate Professor 
 147 (   6.85% ).    199   68 0.80	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Leslie Pack Kaelbling, Professor
 148 (   6.90% ).    199   64 0.79	           U of Southern California	Nevatia, Ramakant nevatia @iris.usc.edu Autonomy PHE 202
 149 (   6.95% ).    198   46 0.72	        U of California-Los Angeles	Richard Korf Professor BH 4532E 206-5383 825-4033 
 150 (   6.99% ).    197   87 0.85	                          Cornell U	Daniel P. Huttenlocher  Professor John P. and Rilla Neafsey Professor of Computing, Information Science and Business Stephen H. Weiss Fellow Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1988 Research focus: Computer vision, specifically the problems of model-based recognition, geometric shape comparison, and the computation of visual correspondence  
 151 (   7.04% ).    196   43 0.71	                U of Pennsylvania b	Pereira, Fernando  Andrew and Debra Rachleff Professor and Chair of the Dept. of Computer and Information Science  305 Levine p: 215-573-5041     pereira@cis.upenn.edu web page *excl fc bell labs, ambig!
 152 (   7.09% ).    195   97 0.87	         U of Maryland College Park	Larry S. Davis  Professor, CS and UMIACS.  IEEE Fellow.  Ph.D., University of Maryland, 1976.  Research Interests: Computer vision, artificial intelligence, high performance computing
 153 (   7.13% ).    193   20 0.57	         U of Maryland College Park	Clyde P. Kruskal  Associate Professor, CS.  Ph.D., New York University, 1981.  Research Interests: Parallel architectures, models, and algorithms
 154 (   7.18% ).    192   63 0.79	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Immerman, Neil  (413) 545-1862 immerman CS374  Professor. Descriptive complexity, computational complexity, dynamic complexity, database theory, logic in computer science.
 155 (   7.23% ).    190   93 0.86	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Dimitris Metaxas, Professor of Computer Science, Director of CBIM (**) Research Interests: Computer Vision, Computer Graphics, Computational Bio-Imaging. Current Research: modeling of the heart, lungs, modeling of internal organs for minimally invasive procedures and semgentation methods, animation and cognitive modeling, physics-based simulation and haptic interfaces, shape and motion estimation, recognition and segmentation methods.
 156 (   7.27% ).    189  142 0.95	          U of California-San Diego	David Kriegman  Computer vision, computer graphics, face recognition and vision-guided robotics. *excl bio
 157 (   7.32% ).    189   91 0.86	                        Princeton U	Andrew Appel
 158 (   7.37% ).    188  148 0.95	                         Columbia U	Peter Belhumeur (7087/623 CESPR)  
 159 (   7.41% ).    187   22 0.59	                     Northwestern U	Christopher Riesbeck Associate Professor. Ph.D., Stanford University. Research interests: Educational change through the development of tools for authoring and delivering interactive learning scenarios, and tools for asynchronous efficient high-quality mentoring.  riesbeck@cs.northwestern.edu 
 160 (   7.46% ).    187    6 0.34	                          Cornell U	Tim Teitelbaum  Associate Professor Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon University, 1975 Research focus: Incremental algorithms for programming languages and development environments  
 161 (   7.51% ).    185   94 0.87	                 U of South Florida	Abraham Kandel Endowed Eminent Scholar and Distinguished Research Professor Applied Fuzzy Logic and Computational Intelligence Software Testing and Productivity Decision-making in uncertain environments Data Mining 
 162 (   7.55% ).    184  160 0.97	                         New York U	Amir Pnueli amir 8-3225 505 WWH
 163 (   7.60% ).    183   10 0.44	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	DeJong, Gerald Professor 3320 SC 333-0491 dejong@cs.uiuc.edu  
 164 (   7.65% ).    181   22 0.59	                            Brown U	Andy van Dam *vanD and van D
 165 (   7.69% ).    180   73 0.83	                         Stanford U	Mike Genesereth  3-0324  GATES 209  genesereth
 166 (   7.74% ).    180   69 0.82	            U of Texas at Arlington	Ramez Elmasri Professor  108  General Academic Classroom Bldg  
 167 (   7.79% ).    180   35 0.68	                   WashingtonU 2000	Cytron, Ron - Bryan Hall, Room 525 (314-935-7527) cytron@cse.wustl.edu
 167 (   7.79% ).    180   35 0.68	                       Washington U	Cytron, Ron - Bryan Hall, Room 525 (314-935-7527) cytron@cse.wustl.edu
 168 (   7.83% ).    175  200 1.03	                        Princeton U	Robert Schapire
 169 (   7.88% ).    175  153 0.97	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Christos Faloutsos Professor, CSD  412-268-5576 Databases, data mining 
 170 (   7.93% ).    175   26 0.63	                    U of Washington	Ed Lazowska 
 171 (   7.97% ).    174   31 0.67	          Naval Postgraduate School	Denning, Peter 
 172 (   8.02% ).    173   45 0.74	                      U of Michigan	David E. Kieras Address: 138 ATL: Humancomputer interaction, User interface design, Human cognition and performance, Natural language processing 
 173 (   8.07% ).    172   23 0.61	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Padua, David Professor 4227 SC 333-4223 padua@cs.uiuc.edu 
 174 (   8.11% ).    171   92 0.88	             U of California-Irvine	Dechter, Rina dechter@ics.uci.edu 949-824-6556 424E CS
 175 (   8.16% ).    171   31 0.67	                       U of Georgia	Thiab Taha Prof thiab@cs.uga.edu (706) 542-3477 *incl J COMPUT PHYS arts
 176 (   8.21% ).    170  107 0.91	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Snir, Marc Faiman and Muroga Professor and Head 2232 SC 333-3373 snir@cs.uiuc.edu Research Office 4232 SC 333-3373 
 177 (   8.25% ).    170   32 0.67	                           Purdue U	Bradley Lucier  Professor  MATH 634    [bjl@cs.purdue.edu]  49-41979  170 32 **math
 178 (   8.30% ).    169   24 0.62	               U of Texas at Dallas	Dan Moldovan, Professor moldovan@utdallas.edu  Ph.D., Columbia University (972) 883-4838 
 179 (   8.34% ).    167  152 0.98	      U of California-Santa Barbara	Linda Petzold  Professor & Chair (Ph.D., University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign)  petzold@engineering.ucsb.edu  (805) 893-5362   Phelps 3217 multiscale simulation, sensitivity analysis, model reduction, scientific computing, problem solving environments. *incl all sci and med arts
 180 (   8.39% ).    167    8 0.41	        CUNY - Grad Sch Univ Center	Giardina, Charles  Ph.D., Stevens Institute of Technology; Professor, College of Staten Island; Cellular automata wavelets; Parallel architecture; Wavelet algebra and convergence theorems. Homepage. 
 181 (   8.44% ).    166   52 0.77	                      U of Colorado	Clarence A. Ellis Professor Software and Systems (Collaborative Computing) Computer Supported Collaborative Work (CSCW); workflow; groupware; introductory computer science; Java programming.  BA, Beloit College; MA, PhD, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign  
 182 (   8.48% ).    166   47 0.75	          U of California-Riverside	Teodor Przymusinski  Dr. Przymusinskis primary domain of interest lies in the broad area of declarative knowledge representation in Artificial Intelligence. More specifically, he is interested in those aspects of knowledge representation that relate to commonsense reasoning, i.e., to the problem of finding suitable symbolic representation and efficient computer automation of human reasoning. 
 183 (   8.53% ).    166   25 0.63	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Peter Szolovits, Professor
 184 (   8.58% ).    165   51 0.77	                             Yale U	Paul Hudak Professor and Chairman of Computer Science
 185 (   8.62% ).    164  201 1.04	                             Rice U	Moshe Y. Vardi Professor
 186 (   8.67% ).    164  153 0.99	         U of Maryland College Park	Victor R. Basili  Professor, CS and UMIACS.  Executive Director, Fraunhofer Center for Experimental Software Engineering -- Maryland. ACM and IEEE Fellow.  Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin, 1970.  Research Interests: Software engineering, empirical studies, model building 
 187 (   8.72% ).    163   59 0.80	         U of Maryland College Park	Dianne P. OLeary  Professor, CS and UMIACS.  Ph.D., Stanford University, 1976.  Research Interests: Numerical analysis, scientific computing, parallel numeric algorithms *dp
 188 (   8.76% ).    162  114 0.93	                         Stanford U	Gio Wiederhold  5-8363  GATES 436  gio
 189 (   8.81% ).    160   53 0.78	                         Stanford U	Vaughan Pratt  3-4923  GATES 478  pratt
 190 (   8.86% ).    160   28 0.66	    U of North Carolina-Chapel Hill	John H. Halton (26), Professor, D.Phil. 1960, Oxford. Applications of combinatorial and probabilistic methods and of scientific and mathematical analysis to computational, scientific, and engineering problems. (halton at cs.unc.edu) 
 191 (   8.90% ).    157   27 0.65	                          Harvard U	Harry Lewis
 192 (   8.95% ).    155   68 0.84	     State Univ of New York-Buffalo	Sargur N. Srihari  SUNY Distinguished Professor  IAPR, IEEE, IETE Fellow  (Ph.D., Ohio State University)  Pattern Recognition, Machine Learning, Handwriting Processing  Professors *sn
 193 (   9.00% ).    155    2 0.14	                      U of Kentucky	Raphael A. Finkel *ra
 194 (   9.04% ).    154   17 0.56	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	John V. Guttag, Professor
 195 (   9.09% ).    152  116 0.95	                           Boston U	Mark Crovella, (PhD 1994, U Rochester), Associate Professor Areas: Networking, Internet Characterization, and Performance Evaluation
 196 (   9.14% ).    152  102 0.92	                 U of South Florida	Les Piegl Computer-aided design Geometric Modeling Computer graphics and Analysis Design of Geometric Algorithms
 197 (   9.18% ).    152   88 0.89	                           Boston U	Azer Bestavros, (PhD 1992, Harvard U), Professor and Chairman Areas: Networking, Internet/Web Systems, and Real-Time Systems 
 198 (   9.23% ).    152   74 0.86	                   WashingtonU 2005	turner js+j     
 198 (   9.23% ).    152   32 0.69	                      U of Michigan	Farnam Jahanian Address: 2229 EECS: Realtime system specification and verification, Fault-tolerant systems 
 199 (   9.28% ).    151   96 0.91	                           Boston U	Stan Sclaroff, (PhD 1995, MIT), Associate Professor Areas: Computer Vision, Computer Graphics, and Pattern Recognition 
 200 (   9.32% ).    151   43 0.75	                U of Pennsylvania b	Marcus, Mitch  RCA Professor of Artificial Intelligence  503 Levine p: 215-898-2538     mitch@cis.upenn.edu web page 
 201 (   9.37% ).    151   22 0.62	                          Indiana U	Geoffrey Charles Fox (2001), Professor of Computer Science, Informatics, Physics. Indiana University; Director of Community Grid Laboratory; Pervasive Technology Laboratories at Indiana University. Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics from Cambridge University (1967). Fox has worked in a variety of applied computer science fields with his work on computational physics evolving into contributions to parallel computing initially involving the hypercube architecture. He has worked on the computing issues in several application areas - currently focusing on Earthquake Science. Over the last three years, his major activity has been the use of Object Web technologies to build collaboration systems and their application in an integrated approach to synchronous and asynchronous distance education. He has led activities to develop prototype high performance Java and Fortran compilers and their runtime support. He helped set up the Java Grande forum to encourage use of Java in large-scale computations. *gc
 202 (   9.42% ).    151   13 0.51	                      U of Michigan	Toby Teorey Address: 2240 EECS: Database design and data warehousing, OLAP, data mining, performance of computer systems.
 203 (   9.46% ).    151   10 0.46	                    U of Washington	Steve Tanimoto 
 204 (   9.51% ).    150   28 0.67	                       U of Chicago	Todd Dupont *excl phys rev arts
 205 (   9.56% ).    150    6 0.36	                            Brown U	John Savage *je
 206 (   9.60% ).    149   98 0.92	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Cohen, Paul R.  (413) 545-3638 cohen CS278  Professor. Planning, simulation, natural language, agent-based systems, intelligent data analysis, intelligent user interfaces. *pr
 207 (   9.65% ).    148   36 0.72	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Jeannette M. Wing Prof.CS/Associate Dean for Academic Affairs CSD  412-268-3455 Formal specification and verification, security, design analysis tools, programming languages, programming methodology  
 208 (   9.70% ).    148   35 0.71	             North Carolina State U	Dr. William J. Stewart Professor 131-M DAN 515-7824 stewart AT csc.ncsu.edu *wj
 209 (   9.74% ).    147   14 0.53	           U of California-Berkeley	Carlo H. Sequin  Professor 639 Soda Hall: Graphics; CAD tools, geometric modeling 
 210 (   9.79% ).    146   61 0.82	                            Brown U	Maurice Herlihy
 211 (   9.84% ).    145   56 0.81	                     Oregon State U	Jonathan L. Herlocker Dearborn 216 737-8894 herlock@eecs.oregonstate.edu 
 212 (   9.88% ).    145   17 0.57	                         Stanford U	Joseph Oliger      oliger
 213 (   9.93% ).    144   71 0.86	                  Carnegie Mellon U	John C. Reynolds Professor, CSD  412-268-5576 The design of programming languages and languages for specifying program behavior, mathematical tools for defining the semantics of such languages, and methods for verifying that programs meet their specifications *jc
 214 (   9.98% ).    144   69 0.85	                            Brown U	Roberto Tamassia
 215 (  10.02% ).    143  177 1.04	               U of Texas at Austin	E. Allen Emerson  Professor (PhD 1981, Harvard University) Formal methods, logics and semantics of programs, and concurrent and distributed computing (512) 471-9537         emerson@cs.utexas.edu      *ea
 216 (  10.07% ).    143  162 1.03	                        Princeton U	Andrew Yao *REDO THIS:  pages 2 and 3 missing!
 217 (  10.12% ).    143  117 0.96	                          Cornell U	Bart Selman  Associate Professor Ph.D., University of Toronto, 1991 Research focus: Knowledge representation, reasoning and search, algorithms and complexity, planning, machine learning, cognitive science, software agents, and connections between computational complexity and statistical physics  *includes NATURE article
 218 (  10.16% ).    143   48 0.78	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Peter Spirtes Professor, Phil.  412--268-8460
 219 (  10.21% ).    143   35 0.72	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Pitt, Lenny Professor 3230 SC 244-6027 pitt@cs.uiuc.edu 
 220 (  10.26% ).    142   67 0.85	     Virginia Polytech Inst State U	William B. Frakes Associate Professor Ph.D., Syracuse University    interests: Software reusability;  Software engineering;  Experimental methods;  Information storage and retrieval  
 221 (  10.30% ).    141   89 0.91	                          Cornell U	Kenneth P. Birman  Professor Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, 1981 Research focus: Reliability and security in modern networked environments  
 222 (  10.35% ).    141   25 0.65	    California Institute Technology	Al Barr Professor of Computer Science  348 Beckman Institute MC 350-74 (626) 395-2825  barr@gg.caltech.edu *ah
 223 (  10.40% ).    140   53 0.80	                   WashingtonU 2000	Turner, Jonathan - Bryan Hall, Room 522C (314-935-8552) jst@cse.wustl.edu
 223 (  10.40% ).    140   53 0.80	                       Washington U	Turner, Jonathan - Bryan Hall, Room 522C (314-935-8552) jst@cse.wustl.edu
 224 (  10.44% ).    140   47 0.78	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Leonid Khachiyan, Professor of Computer Science (**) Ph.D. D.Sc. (USSR Academy of Sciences) Research Interests: Mathematical programming, discrete optimization, randomized algorithms, convex analysis. Current Research: Path-following methods for convex programming, matrix scaling, approximation algorithms for structured optimization, randomized algorithms.
 225 (  10.49% ).    140   29 0.68	    Georgia Institute of Technology	Richard Fujimoto, Professor, Ph.D., Berkeley fujimoto@cc.gatech.edu, CCB 319, 404-894-5615 Parallel and Distributed Simulation Systems, Network Modeling and Simulation 
 226 (  10.54% ).    139   19 0.60	         U of Maryland College Park	Laveen N. Kanal  Professor Emeritus, CS and UMIACS.  AAAI, AAAS, and IEEE Fellow.  Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1960.  Research Interests: Machine intelligence, search, pattern recognition, computer vision, artificial neural systems
 227 (  10.58% ).    138  131 0.99	                             Yale U	Steven Zucker Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering *sw
 228 (  10.63% ).    137   98 0.93	                    Johns Hopkins U	Gregory D. Hager, Professor; Ph.D., Pennsylvania, 1988. Computer vision, robotics, software systems, sensor fusion 
 229 (  10.68% ).    135   65 0.85	                             Rice U	Ken Kennedy Professor
 230 (  10.72% ).    134   12 0.51	                      U of Michigan	Arthur W. Burks Address: 3112 EECS  Phone: (734) 6474427 Email:  Professor Emeritus, Electrical Engr & Computer Sci
 231 (  10.77% ).    133   55 0.82	                       U of Arizona	Richard T. Snodgrass Professor Gould-Simpson 711 (520) 621-6370 E-mail: rts* Temporal databases, data semantics, query languages, database management systems. 
 232 (  10.82% ).    133    9 0.45	               U of Texas at Austin	Alan K. Cline  Professor (PhD 1970, University of Michigan) Mathematical software and numerical analysis (512) 471-9717         cline@cs.utexas.edu      
 233 (  10.86% ).    132   82 0.90	                    Johns Hopkins U	Baruch Awerbuch, Professor; D.Sc. Technion (Israel), 1984 Algorithmic theory of communications, online and distributed computing.
 234 (  10.91% ).    132   63 0.85	                    Arizona State U	Richard T. Snodgrass Professor Gould-Simpson 711 (520) 621-6370 E-mail: rts* Temporal databases, data semantics, query languages, database management systems. 
 235 (  10.96% ).    132    1 0.00	    State U of New York-Stony Brook	Larry Wittie, Professor, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, Madison Super conducting computers and networks; massively parallel computation; computer architecture; distributed operating systems.  
 236 (  11.00% ).    131   94 0.93	                          Cornell U	Joseph Y. Halpern  Professor Ph.D., Harvard University, 1981 Research focus: Representing and reasoning about knowledge and uncertainty in multi-agent systems; security  -oper res papers?
 237 (  11.05% ).    131   21 0.62	                     Oregon State U	Michael J. Quinn Dearborn 219 737-5572 quinn@eecs.oregonstate.edu 
 238 (  11.10% ).    130   64 0.85	        CUNY - Grad Sch Univ Center	Fitting, Mel  Ph.D., Yeshiva University; Professor, Lehman College; Applications of logic to computer science; Artificial intelligence. Homepage.
 239 (  11.14% ).    130   33 0.72	               Pennsylvania State U	Kesidis, George - Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering
 240 (  11.19% ).    129   94 0.93	                      U of Colorado	Harold N. Gabow Professor Theory (Algorithms) Design and analysis of algorithms; graph algorithms; combinatorial optimization.  AB, Harvard College; PhD, Stanford University  
 241 (  11.24% ).    128   86 0.92	           U of Southern California	Boehm, Barry boehm @sunset.usc.edu Interaction SAL 326
 242 (  11.28% ).    128   33 0.72	                        Princeton U	Jaswinder Pal Singh
 243 (  11.33% ).    128   19 0.61	                     Kansas State U	David A. Schmidt (schmidt, office Hrs), Professor. Ph.D., Kansas State University. Denotational semantics, type theory.
 244 (  11.38% ).    127   71 0.88	      U of California-Santa Barbara	Oscar H. Ibarra  Professor  (Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley)  ibarra@cs.ucsb.edu  (805) 893-4171  Engineering I, Room 2117 design and analysis of algorithms; theory of computation; computational complexity; parallel computing. 
 245 (  11.42% ).    127   59 0.84	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Endre Szemeredi, State of New Jersey Professor of Computer Science (**) (Evtvvs University, Budapest), Ph.D. (Moscow University) Research Interests: Number theory. Extremal graph theory. Theoretical computer science. Current Research: Ramsey theory. Additive number theory. Parallel algorithms (lower and upper bounds).
 246 (  11.47% ).    127   35 0.73	                      U of Michigan	Elliot Soloway Address: 3106 IST: Artificial intelligence and software engineering, Artificial intelligence and education *excl educ
 247 (  11.52% ).    127    6 0.37	        U of California-Los Angeles	Allen Klinger Emeritus Professor BH 4532K 825-7695 825-4033 
 248 (  11.56% ).    125  202 1.10	                     Oregon State U	Thomas G. Dietterich Dearborn 221C 737-5559 tgd@eecs.oregonstate.edu 
 249 (  11.61% ).    125  120 0.99	                        Princeton U	Sanjeev Arora
 250 (  11.66% ).    125   28 0.69	                         Stanford U	David Cheriton    GATES 439  cheriton
 251 (  11.70% ).    124   71 0.88	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Thomas Reps
 252 (  11.75% ).    124   33 0.73	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Susan Horwitz
 253 (  11.79% ).    124   19 0.61	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Gerald J. Sussman, Professor
 254 (  11.84% ).    124    2 0.14	                   U of Connecticut	Fred Maryanski 1(860)486-2421 
 255 (  11.89% ).    123  116 0.99	           U of Southern California	Medioni, Gerard medioni @usc.edu Immersion SAL 300
 256 (  11.93% ).    123   75 0.90	                          Cornell U	Charles Van Loan  Professor John C. Ford Professor of Engineering Ph.D., University of Michigan, 1973 Research focus: Numerical linear and multilinear algebra  
 257 (  11.98% ).    122   93 0.94	           U of California-Berkeley	David E. Culler  Professor 627 Soda Hall: parallel architecture, hi-performance networks, workstation clusters 
 258 (  12.03% ).    122   74 0.90	           U of California-Berkeley	David A. Patterson  Professor 635 Soda Hall: Computer Architecture & Engineering, Computer Architecture and Systems: Design, performance, and dependability; mass storage & networks of workstations 
 259 (  12.07% ).    122   41 0.77	                        Princeton U	Kenneth Steiglitz
 260 (  12.12% ).    122   33 0.73	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Rosenberg, Arnold L.  (413) 545-2743 rsnbrg CS308  Distinguished University Professor. Theoretical and algorithmic aspects of parallel architectures and communication networks. *excl radiology?
 261 (  12.17% ).    121  112 0.98	    Georgia Institute of Technology	Ronald Arkin, Regents Professor, Ph.D., U. of Massachusetts arkin@cc.gatech.edu, TSRB 238A, 404-894-8209 Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision and Mobile Robotics
 262 (  12.21% ).    121   55 0.84	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Meseguer, Josi Professor 2108 SC 333-6733 meseguer@cs.uiuc.edu 
 263 (  12.26% ).    121   10 0.48	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Kuck, David Professor Emeritus Kuck & Assoc.   dkuck@kai.com *excl 82 w/23 authors
 264 (  12.31% ).    120   31 0.72	               U of Texas at Austin	Jayadev Misra  Professor (PhD 1972, John Hopkins University) Distributed computing (512) 471-9550         misra@cs.utexas.edu      
 265 (  12.35% ).    120   30 0.71	                       U of Chicago	L. Ridgway Scott *lr
 266 (  12.40% ).    119  118 1.00	     U of Maryland Baltimore County	Tim Finin  Ph.D., Illinois Urbana-Champaign, 1980. Artificial intelligence; knowledge representation and reasoning; knowledge and database systems. 
 267 (  12.45% ).    119   77 0.91	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Trevor J. Darrell, Associate Professor
 268 (  12.49% ).    118   39 0.77	           U of California-Berkeley	Stuart J. Russell  Professor 727 Soda Hall: Artificial Intelligence; machine learning; real-time decision-making; algorithms; probabilistic reasoning; computational biology 
 269 (  12.54% ).    117  129 1.02	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Tomasz Imielinski, Professor of Computer Science (**) and Director of the Division of Computer and Information Sciences Ph.D. (Polish Academy of Sciences) Research Interests: Databases, Distributed Systems Current Research: Mobile Wireless Computing, Database Mining, Multimedia 
 270 (  12.59% ).    117   70 0.89	                            Brown U	Tom Dean
 271 (  12.63% ).    117   65 0.88	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Nancy A. Lynch, Professor *na
 272 (  12.68% ).    115  127 1.02	                        Princeton U	Bernard Chazelle
 273 (  12.73% ).    115  119 1.01	           U of California-Berkeley	James Demmel  Professor 737 Soda Hall: Scientific Computing; numerical analysis, linear algebra 
 274 (  12.77% ).    115   62 0.87	                         Stanford U	Monica Lam  5-3714  GATES 307  lam
 275 (  12.82% ).    114   40 0.78	         U of Maryland College Park	James A. Reggia  Professor, CS and UMIACS.Research Professor, Neurology.  NSF Presidential Young Investigator. M.D., University of Maryland, 1975.  Ph.D., University of Maryland, 1981.  Research Interests: Neural computation, artificial life, evolutionary computation, artificial intelligence
 276 (  12.87% ).    114   25 0.68	                      U of Michigan	Stephen W. Director Address: 2249 LEC: Computeraided design, CAD frameworks, statistical design, circuit theory, technology enhanced learning, numerical analysis 
 277 (  12.91% ).    114   12 0.52	                      U of Michigan	Bill Rounds Address: 132 ATL  Phone: (734) 7649418 Fax: (734) 7631260 Email:  Professor, Electrical Engr & Computer Sci Degree: Ph.D., Stanford University Research Areas: Artificial Intelligence Theory of Computation*w*
 278 (  12.96% ).    113   15 0.57	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Robert Vichnevetsky, Professor of Computer Science (**) B.S., M.S., Ph.D. (University of Brussels) Research Interests: Numerical Analysis, computer methods for partial differential equations, optimization theory, modelling and simulation of systems, environmental systems. Current Research: Computer methods for partial differential equations, simulation of problems in water resources, identification of diffusion parameters, fluid dynamics.
 279 (  13.01% ).    112   70 0.90	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Croft, W. Bruce  (413) 545-2742 croft CS202  Distinguished University Professor. Information retrieval and digital libraries.    w* +b*
 280 (  13.05% ).    112   15 0.57	                   Michigan State U	Philip K. McKinley, Professor Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Distributed Systems, Mobile Computing, Middleware *pk
 281 (  13.10% ).    111  103 0.98	        U of California-Los Angeles	Mario Gerla Professor BH 3732F 825-4367 825-2660 
 282 (  13.15% ).    111   49 0.83	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Stephen J. Wright
 283 (  13.19% ).    111   16 0.59	                    U of Washington	Alan Borning 
 284 (  13.24% ).    109  262 1.19	          U of California-San Diego	Mihir Bellare  Computer security focusing on authentication, encryption, and electronic payment standards that have helped secure transactions over the Internet and advance e-commerce standards. 
 285 (  13.29% ).    109   68 0.90	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Alexander T. Borgida, Professor of Computer Science (**) Ph.D. (University of Toronto) Research Interests: Information Systems: specification and development languages. Knowledge Representation, Conceptual Modeling and Software Requirements.  Current Research: Description logics and their use in knowledge-base management systems. Software Information Management.
 286 (  13.33% ).    109   49 0.83	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Charles E. Leiserson, Professor
 287 (  13.38% ).    109   20 0.64	                    Arizona State U	Gregory R. Andrews  Professor Gould-Simpson 705 (520) 621-4239 E-mail: greg* Concurrent programming, parallel and distributed computing, link-time optimization, operating systems. *gr
 288 (  13.43% ).    109   13 0.55	        U of California-Los Angeles	D.S. Parker Professor BH 3532H 825-6871 825-1322 *ds
 289 (  13.47% ).    109    9 0.47	                     U of Rochester	Tom LeBlanc  
 290 (  13.52% ).    108   19 0.63	                        U of Kansas	Gary Minden *many co-authors
 291 (  13.57% ).    107   79 0.94	           U of California-Berkeley	Randy H. Katz  Professor 637 Soda Hall: mobile computing; wireless communications; Distributed hi-performance storage systems; Distributed and networked systems design and implementation 
 292 (  13.61% ).    107   64 0.89	           U of California-Berkeley	David Forsyth  Associate Professor 723 Soda Hall: vision, geometric modeling 
 293 (  13.66% ).    107   62 0.88	           U of California-Berkeley	Umesh Vazirani  Professor 671 Soda Hall: Theory; complexity theory, analysis of algorithms 
 294 (  13.71% ).    106  221 1.16	         U of California-Santa Cruz	Martin Abadi  -  Computer and network security, specification and verification methods, programming languages.  
 295 (  13.75% ).    106   63 0.89	                    U of Washington	David Wetherall 
 296 (  13.80% ).    106   41 0.80	                      U of Michigan	Steven Abney Address: 105 S. State Street: Natural language processing, machine learning 
 297 (  13.85% ).    106   37 0.77	    U of North Carolina-Chapel Hill	Frederick P. Brooks Jr. (9), Kenan Professor, Ph.D. 1956, Harvard. 3D interactive computer graphics; human-computer interaction; virtual worlds; computer architecture; the design process. (brooks at cs.unc.edu) *fp
 298 (  13.89% ).    105   46 0.82	                         New York U	Kenneth Perlin perlin 8-3386 1202 715BWY
 299 (  13.94% ).    105   36 0.77	                        Princeton U	Nicholas Pippenger
 300 (  13.99% ).    105   26 0.70	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Lehnert, Wendy G.  (413) 545-3639  lehnert  CS234  Professor.
 301 (  14.03% ).    104   26 0.70	                 U of South Florida	Rangachar Kasturi Douglas W. Hood Professor and Department Chair Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Document image analysis 
 302 (  14.08% ).    103   94 0.98	          Case Western Reserve Univ	Michael S. Branicky - Associate Professor analogue-digital hybrid systems, power electronics, motion control 
 303 (  14.13% ).    103   75 0.93	    State U of New York-Stony Brook	Michael Kifer, Professor, Ph.D., Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel Database systems; logic programming; knowledge representation; artificial intelligence.  
 304 (  14.17% ).    103   22 0.67	           U of California-Berkeley	Alistair Sinclair  Professor 677 Soda Hall: Theory; Randomized algorithms; applied probability; statistical physics 
 305 (  14.22% ).    102   31 0.74	                     U of Rochester	Henry Kyburg  
 306 (  14.27% ).    102   30 0.74	                   Michigan State U	John J. Weng, Professor Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Humanoid Robots, Computer Vision, Machine Learning. *jj
 307 (  14.31% ).    101  121 1.04	                       U of Chicago	Laszlo Babai *incl all math arts
 308 (  14.36% ).    101   44 0.82	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Jude W. Shavlik
 309 (  14.41% ).    101   21 0.66	                        U of Oregon	Andrzej Proskurowski, Professor  algorithmic graph theory, computational complexity    andrzej@cs.uoregon.edu (541) 346-4428 
 310 (  14.45% ).    101   14 0.57	                          U of Utah	Frank Stenger Professor Numerical analysis 585-7462 
 311 (  14.50% ).    101    8 0.45	                     U of Rochester	Lenhart Schubert   *lk
 312 (  14.55% ).    100   16 0.60	                      U of Kentucky	Miroslaw Truszczynski
 313 (  14.59% ).    100    8 0.45	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Edward Fredkin Distinguished Career Professor, RI  412-268-3818 *omits all physics articles
 314 (  14.64% ).    100    4 0.30	          Case Western Reserve Univ	George Ernst - Associate Professor artificial intelligence, formal specification and verification of software *gw
 315 (  14.69% ).     99   65 0.91	        Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst	Flaherty, Joseph, Ph.D., Professor and Dean of the School of Science: scientific computation; adaptive and parallel solution techniques; numerical analysis.
 316 (  14.73% ).     98   59 0.89	                           Purdue U	Greg Frederickson  Professor  CS 224    [gnf@cs.purdue.edu]  49-46016  
 317 (  14.78% ).     98   56 0.88	                          Cornell U	Fred B. Schneider  Professor Ph.D., State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1978 Research focus: Concurrent and distributed systems; computer and network security  *fb
 318 (  14.83% ).     98   41 0.81	                     Northwestern U	Kristian J. Hammond Professor. Ph.D., Yale University. Research interests: Science case-based reasoning - understanding the role of examples and experience in reasoning; how encapsulated experience, or cases, can be used to inform planning, problem solving, and the control of action; how examples can be used in information retrieval and in communicating preferences to a machine.  hammond@infolab.northwestern.edu 
 319 (  14.87% ).     98   12 0.54	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Robert C. Berwick, Professor
 320 (  14.92% ).     98    5 0.35	                   WashingtonU 2000	cox jr
 320 (  14.92% ).     98    4 0.30	                       Washington U	Cox, Jerome B - Professor Emeritus
 321 (  14.97% ).     97  138 1.08	                            Brown U	Michael Black *mj
 322 (  15.01% ).     97   40 0.81	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Jerome H. Saltzer, Professor *jh
 323 (  15.06% ).     97   29 0.74	                U of Pennsylvania b	Davidson, Susan  Professor and Interim-Director, Center for Bioinformatics  278 Moore p: 215-898-3490    susan@cis.upenn.edu web page *sb
 324 (  15.10% ).     97   23 0.69	                        U of Oregon	Stephen F. Fickas, Professor  requirements engineering, software engineering and the internet    fickas@cs.uoregon.edu (541) 346-3964 
 325 (  15.15% ).     96  120 1.05	                U of Pennsylvania b	Kearns, Michael  Professor and Co-Director of the Institute for Research in Cognitive Science  507 Levine p: 215-898-7888    mkearns@cis.upenn.edu web page 
 326 (  15.20% ).     96   45 0.83	         U of California-Santa Cruz	Darrell Long  -  Distributed computing systems, operating systems, performance evaluation, data management.  *de
 327 (  15.24% ).     96   43 0.82	                    U of Washington	Anna Karlin 
 328 (  15.29% ).     96   13 0.56	                        U of Oregon	Kent A. Stevens, Professor  three-dimensional visualization, computational biomechanics    kent@cs.uoregon.edu (541) 346-4430 (incl all sci, psych for ka)
 329 (  15.34% ).     95   48 0.85	    State U of New York-Stony Brook	Rance Cleaveland, Professor, Ph.D., Cornell University Specification and verification formalisms; automated verification algorithms and tools; models of concurrent computation.  
 330 (  15.38% ).     95   25 0.71	                         Stanford U	Edward Feigenbaum  3-4878  GATES 220  feigenbaum
 331 (  15.43% ).     95   13 0.56	                       Vanderbilt U	Lawrence W. Dowdy, Professor Distributed Systems, Networks
 332 (  15.48% ).     94  128 1.07	                         Columbia U	Henning Schulzrinne (7042/815 CEPSR) [ info ] 
 333 (  15.52% ).     94   70 0.94	               U of Texas at Austin	Vladimir Lifschitz  Professor (PhD 1971, Steklov Mathematical Institute) Mathematical logic, logic programming, knowledge representation (512) 471-9564         vl@cs.utexas.edu      
 334 (  15.57% ).     94   68 0.93	                 U of South Florida	Dmitry Goldgof Motion Analysis Computer Vision Image Processing and its Biomedical App Pattern Recognition  
 335 (  15.62% ).     94   37 0.79	         U of Maryland College Park	Jack Minker  Professor Emeritus, CS and UMIACS.  ACM, AAAI, AAAS, and IEEE Fellow.  Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1959.  Research Interests: Artificial intelligence, Deductive databases, logic programming, nonmonotonic reasoning
 336 (  15.66% ).     94   25 0.71	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Michael D. Grigoriadis, Professor of Computer Science (**) Ph.D. (Univ. of Wisconsin) Research Interests: Mathematical programming, large-scale structured optimization, graph and network optimization, parallel and randomized algorithms. Current Research: Design and analysis of network and structured optimization algorithms.
 337 (  15.71% ).     93   80 0.97	           U of Southern California	Mataric, Maja mataric @usc.edu Autonomy SAL 228
 338 (  15.76% ).     93   66 0.92	                          Cornell U	Eva Tardos  Professor Ph.D., Eotvos University, Hungary, 1984 Research focus: Design and analysis of algorithms, with an emphasis on problems in combinatorial optimization and network problems  
 339 (  15.80% ).     93    5 0.36	                       U of Chicago	Michael ODonnell *mj
 340 (  15.85% ).     92   61 0.91	                    U of Washington	Oren Etzioni 
 341 (  15.90% ).     92   51 0.87	         U of California-Santa Cruz	Raymie Stata  -  Software engineering.  
 342 (  15.94% ).     92   39 0.81	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Apostolos Gerasoulis, Professor of Computer Science (**) B.S.(Univ. of Ioannina, Greece), M.S., Ph.D.(SUNY, Stony Brook) Research Interests: Numerical Analysis, parallel numerical computing, software tools for parallel architectures. Current Research: The partitioning and scheduling problem for parallel architectures. Algorithms and software solutions. Parallelizations of computationally intensive applications.
 343 (  15.99% ).     92   30 0.75	                          Cornell U	Klara Kedem  Professor Ph.D., Tel Aviv University, 1989 Research focus: Computational geometry with applications to robotics, computer vision, and bio-information  
 344 (  16.04% ).     91  231 1.21	                          Cornell U	Jon Kleinberg  Associate Professor Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1996 Research focus: Design of efficient algorithms, with an emphasis on combinatorial optimization, discrete algorithms for networks, and problems in high-dimensional geometry  *incl science/nature articles
 345 (  16.08% ).     91   52 0.88	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Kenneth Koedinger Associate Professor, HCII  412-681-5739 The role of informal, invented, or intuitive knowledge in the learning of mathematical problem solving and reasoning 
 346 (  16.13% ).     90   35 0.79	                       U of Chicago	Ketan Mulmuley 
 347 (  16.18% ).     90   14 0.59	                      U of Michigan	Keki B. Irani Address: 3114 EECS: Artificial intelligence, Distributed systems, Computer CAD for VLSI systems, Parallel architecture, Neural networks, VLSI testing and CAD, Faulttolerant design 
 348 (  16.22% ).     90    5 0.36	                      U of Colorado	Lloyd D. Fosdick Professor Emeritus Numerical Computation (Scientific Computing) Scientific computing; numerical dynamics; cluster dynamics and stability; history of computation.  BS, University of Chicago; MS, PhD, Purdue University  
 349 (  16.27% ).     89   95 1.01	                           Purdue U	Jeff Vitter  Professor and Dean, School of Science  CS 152    [jsv@cs.purdue.edu]  49-46014  
 350 (  16.32% ).     89   33 0.78	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Heath, Michael T. Fulton Copp Professor 4324 SC 2262A DCL 333-6268 heath@cs.uiuc.edu *mt
 351 (  16.36% ).     89   23 0.70	                    Florida State U	Kyle Gallivan, Professor  PhD 1983, Illinois at Urbana-Champaign High-performance computing, numerical algorithms, architectures and software support for scientific and engineering computations including signal processing, image processing, dynamical systems, and large-scale simulations. CS  CS 
 352 (  16.41% ).     89   11 0.53	                      U of Michigan	Quentin F. Stout Address: 2242 EECS: Parallel computing, algorithms, software, scientific and statistical computing, adaptive designs, mathematics 
 353 (  16.46% ).     88   74 0.96	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Frank Pfenning Professor, CSD  412-268-2798 Connectionist/neural network modeling of normal and impaired cognitive processes in reading and language  
 354 (  16.50% ).     88   57 0.90	                    U of Washington	Dan Weld 
 355 (  16.55% ).     88   49 0.87	                     U of Minnesota	Joseph Konstan
 356 (  16.60% ).     88   44 0.85	                     U of Minnesota	John Riedl
 357 (  16.64% ).     88   29 0.75	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Hanson, Allen R.  (413) 545-2746 hanson CS270  Professor. Vision, mobile robotics, aerial image analysis, motion, stereo, 3-D reconstruction, sensor calibration. *ar
 358 (  16.69% ).     87   38 0.81	               U of Texas at Austin	Raymond J. Mooney  Professor (PhD 1988, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and natural language understanding (512) 471-9558         mooney@cs.utexas.edu      
 359 (  16.74% ).     87   37 0.81	          U of California-San Diego	Garrison W. Cottrell  Facial recognition, neural networks, human cognition, cognitive science, computational philosophy, artificial intelligence (AI). 
 360 (  16.78% ).     87   15 0.61	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Mahadevan, Sridhar  (413) 545-3140 mahadeva CS204  Associate Professor. Artificial intelligence, cognitive science, machine learning, reinforcement learning, robot learning, sequential decision-making.
 361 (  16.83% ).     86   28 0.75	               U of Central Florida	Narsingh Deo Professor deo
 362 (  16.88% ).     86   28 0.75	                     U of Minnesota	Gopalan Nadathur
 363 (  16.92% ).     86   24 0.71	    U of North Carolina-Chapel Hill	Daniel A. Reed, Kenan Eminent Professor and Director of the Institute for Renaissance Computing, Ph.D. 1983, Purdue University. (reed at cs.unc.edu) *da
 364 (  16.97% ).     86   23 0.70	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	David J. DeWitt Chair
 365 (  17.02% ).     86   12 0.56	               Southern Methodist U	James G. Dunham Associate Professor Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, Stanford University Research: Data Compression, Cryptography and Data Security; Information Theory; and Communications and Telecommunications Theory
 366 (  17.06% ).     86    5 0.36	                    Florida State U	R. Christopher Lacher, Professor Emeritus PhD 1966, University of Georgia Neural Computation, Expert Networks, Machine Learning; Object Oriented Applications Software; Macromolecular Modelling; Computational Topology
 367 (  17.11% ).     85   94 1.02	    U of North Carolina-Chapel Hill	Stephen M. Pizer (6), Kenan Professor, Ph.D. 1967, Harvard. Image analysis and display; human and computer vision; graphics; numerical computing; medical imaging. (pizer at cs.unc.edu) *excl radiology and med phys arts
 368 (  17.16% ).     85   68 0.95	         U of Maryland College Park	John (Yiannis) Aloimonos  Professor, CS, CfAR, and UMIACS.  NSF Presidential Young Investigator.  Ph.D., University of Rochester, 1987.  Research Interests: Artificial intelligence, vision, robotics, learning, neuro-informatics
 369 (  17.20% ).     85   46 0.86	                       U of Chicago	Yali Amit *incl all stat arts
 370 (  17.25% ).     85   39 0.82	                         Stanford U	Patrick Hanrahan  3-8530  GATES 370  hanrahan
 371 (  17.30% ).     85    4 0.31	                        U of Oregon	Virginia M. Lo, Assoc. Professor  parallel and distributed computing    lo@cs.uoregon.edu (541) 346-4473 *vm
 372 (  17.34% ).     84   81 0.99	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Michael C. Ferris
 373 (  17.39% ).     84   59 0.92	                   WashingtonU 2005	brent mr
 373 (  17.39% ).     84   33 0.79	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Utgoff, Paul E.  (413) 545-4843 utgoff CS208  Associate Professor. Machine learning, representation induction, many-layered learning, feature construction, artificial neural networks, evaluation function learning, adversary search, decision tree induction.
 374 (  17.44% ).     84   29 0.76	               U of Texas at Austin	Simon S. Lam  Professor (PhD 1974, UCLA) Communication protocols, computer networks, performance models, formal verification methods, and network security (512) 471-9531         lam@cs.utexas.edu      *ss
 375 (  17.48% ).     83   66 0.95	                         Stanford U	Jennifer Widom  3-7690  GATES 422  widom
 376 (  17.53% ).     83   37 0.82	              U of Nebraska-Lincoln	Revesz, Peter   Title:  Full Professor  Research Area:  Database systems, constraint programming, geographic information systems, bioinformatics 
 377 (  17.58% ).     83   27 0.75	     State Univ of New York-Buffalo	Raj Acharya  Research Professor  (Ph.D., Univ. of Minnesota/Mayo Grad. School of Medicine)  Multimedia Computing, Image Processing/Vision, Medical Imaging, Computational Biology *incl 6-author SCIENCE, excl NATURE (british address)
 378 (  17.62% ).     83   17 0.64	                       Vanderbilt U	David Dilts, Professor B2B Electronic Commerce, Extended Enterprise Operations *incl j manuf syst
 379 (  17.67% ).     83   13 0.58	          U of California-San Diego	William E. Howden  Software testing and analysis, error modeling and prevention, software design, and embedded systems. 
 380 (  17.72% ).     82  126 1.10	             U of California-Irvine	Pazzani, Michael pazzani@ics.uci.edu 949-824-5888 201 ICS2
 381 (  17.76% ).     82   71 0.97	          Case Western Reserve Univ	Randall Beer - Professor adaptive behavior of autonomous agents, neural networks 
 382 (  17.81% ).     82   52 0.90	                         Stanford U	Serafim Batzoglou  3-3334  Clark S266  serafim (omits Nature article with >100 authors)
 383 (  17.86% ).     82   44 0.86	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Jaime Carbonell Director-LTI/Professor CS, LTI  412-268-6298 Artificial intelligence, natural-language processing, machine learning, machine translation 
 384 (  17.90% ).     82   27 0.75	         U of California-Santa Cruz	Michael Tanner  -  Information theory, error-correcting codes, complexity, VLSI systems, fault tolerance.  *rm
 385 (  17.95% ).     81  110 1.07	                             Rice U	David B. Johnson Associate Professor *excl 1970s pubs (different dbj?)
 386 (  18.00% ).     81   85 1.01	         U of Maryland College Park	William W. Pugh  Professor, CS and UMIACS.  NSF Presidential Young Investigator, Packard Fellow.  Ph.D., Cornell University, 1988.  Research Interests: Supercomputer compilers, programming languages, practical algorithms
 387 (  18.04% ).     81   74 0.98	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Lesser, Victor R.  (413) 545-1322 lesser CS306  Professor. Multi-agent systems, agents, real-time decision making, information gathering, situation assessment and interpretation of sensory data.
 388 (  18.09% ).     81   58 0.92	                         New York U	Dennis E. Shasha  shasha 8-3086 710 715BWY
 389 (  18.14% ).     81   42 0.85	                 New Mexico State U	Roger T. Hartley    Associate Professor
 390 (  18.18% ).     81   25 0.73	               Southern Methodist U	Hesham El-Rewini Department Chair Ph.D., Oregon State University Research: Mobile Computing, Wireless Networks and Parallel Processing
 391 (  18.23% ).     81   19 0.67	     State Univ of New York-Buffalo	Alan L. Selman  Professor  Adjunct Professor of Mathematics  ACM Fellow  (Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University)  Complexity Theory *al
 392 (  18.28% ).     80   86 1.02	                          Cornell U	Alan J. Demers  Professor Ph.D., Princeton University, 1975 Research focus: Database systems, database replication, and algorithms  
 393 (  18.32% ).     80   59 0.93	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Robert Harper Professor, CSD  412-268-4801 Programming languages 
 394 (  18.37% ).     80   37 0.82	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Miron Livny
 395 (  18.41% ).     80   31 0.78	                         Columbia U	Henryk Wozniakowski (7050/502 CSC)  
 396 (  18.46% ).     80   12 0.57	                        U of Oregon	Eugene M. Luks, Professor  algebraic algorithms, computational complexity, symbolic computation    luks@cs.uoregon.edu (541) 346-1379 
 397 (  18.51% ).     79   85 1.02	                      U of Colorado	Richard H. Byrd Professor Numerical Computation (Optimization) Nonlinear optimization; linear programming; numerical linear algebra; nonlinear data fitting; global optimization in molecular chemistry; parallel computing.  BA, MA, PhD, Rice University 
 398 (  18.55% ).     79   71 0.98	                      U of Michigan	Michael Wellman Address: 120 ATL: Artificial Intelligence, Electronic Commerce, Distributed Computation 
 399 (  18.60% ).     79   25 0.74	                         New York U	Olof B. Widlund widlund 8-3110 712 WWH
 400 (  18.65% ).     79   10 0.53	                       Kent State U	Kenneth Batcher (batcher), MCS 266, Professor, 1964 Ph.D. University of Illinois. Parallel algorithms, parallel processors, parallelizing compilers, interconnection networks, sorting networks.   
 401 (  18.69% ).     79    6 0.41	                    Arizona State U	Peter J. Downey Professor and Head Gould-Simpson 739 (520) 621-2207 E-mail: pete* Analysis of algorithms, stochastic analysis, performance modeling and evaluation, scheduling and sequencing problems. 
 402 (  18.74% ).     78  109 1.08	           U of California-Berkeley	Bernd Sturmfels  Professor 701 Evans Hall, 642-4687, bernd@math.berkeley.edu 
 403 (  18.79% ).     78   82 1.01	                       U of Florida	Rangarajan, Anand  Ph.D., University of Southern California, 1991  Associate Professor Medical Imaging, Computer Vision and Machine Learning
 404 (  18.83% ).     78   76 0.99	             U of California-Irvine	Smyth, Padhraic smyth@ics.uci.edu 949-824-2558 414E CS *excl JPL
 405 (  18.88% ).     78   37 0.83	          U of California-San Diego	P. Venkat Rangan  A pioneer in multimedia, the Internet, and wireless technologies, he is associated with video servers, account aggregation, and other technologies of global impact. 
 406 (  18.93% ).     78   28 0.76	                U of Pennsylvania b	Daniilidis, Kostas  Associate Professor  276 Moore p: 215-898-8549    kosta@cis.upenn.edu web page 
 407 (  18.97% ).     78   26 0.75	                          Indiana U	Dennis Gannon (1985), Professor and chair, Computer Science; PhD (mathematics) 1974, University of California, Davis. PhD (computer science) 1980, University of Illinois. Parallel computation, programming systems, graphics and tool design, computer architecture.
 408 (  19.02% ).     77   60 0.94	                         New York U	Michael L. Overton overton 8-3121 529 WWH
 409 (  19.07% ).     77   54 0.92	                         New York U	Margaret H. Wright mhw 8-3056 412 WWH *mh
 410 (  19.11% ).     77   53 0.91	         U of Maryland College Park	Nick Roussopoulos  Professor, CS and UMIACS.  ACM Fellow.  Ph.D., University of Toronto, 1977.  Research Interests: Database systems, client server database architecures, interoperable databases, adaptive buffer management and query optimization, network management, database design methodologies, active databases
 411 (  19.16% ).     77   47 0.89	               U of Texas at Austin	Harrick M. Vin  Associate Professor (PhD 1993, UC at San Diego) Multimedia systems, high-speed networking, mobile computing, and large-scale distributed systems (512) 471-9732         vin@cs.utexas.edu      
 412 (  19.21% ).     77   36 0.82	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Ponce, Jean Professor 3324 SC 2065 BI 333-8864 ponce@cs.uiuc.edu 
 413 (  19.25% ).     77   11 0.55	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Barrington, David A.  (413) 545-4329 barring CS210  Professor. Complexity of computation, circuit complexity, boolean function complexity, theory of automata, mathematical logic, theory of algorithms. *da
 414 (  19.30% ).     76   80 1.01	                         Stanford U	Chris Manning  3-7683  GATES 418  manning
 415 (  19.35% ).     76   46 0.88	                          Indiana U	Robert F. Port (1986), Professor, Computer Science and Linguistics. Ph.D. (linguistics) 1976, University of Connecticut. Artificial intelligence, speech recognition, cognitive science, natural language processing.
 416 (  19.39% ).     76   38 0.84	                       U of Florida	Ranka, Sanjay   Professor High Performance and Data Intensive Computing, Bio Medical Computing and Data Mining
 417 (  19.44% ).     76   34 0.81	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Skeel, Robert D. Professor 4320 SC 3161 BI 333-2727 skeel@cs.uiuc.edu  *excl all chem/phys papers else 89/113
 418 (  19.49% ).     76    6 0.41	                          U of Iowa	Bruell, Steve; Professor
 419 (  19.53% ).     75   90 1.04	                        Princeton U	David Dobkin (Dean of the Faculty)
 420 (  19.58% ).     75   72 0.99	                      U of Colorado	Michael C. Mozer Professor Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning) Computational modeling; machine learning architectures and algorithms; integrated symbolic and subsymbolic computation; speech recognition; data mining; neural networks; cognitive science and cognitive neuroscience.  BS, Brown University; MA, PhD, University of California, San Diego  
 421 (  19.63% ).     75   34 0.82	    State U of New York-Stony Brook	Scott Smolka, Professor, Ph.D., Brown University Model checking; semantics of concurrency; CASE tools for safety-critical systems; distributed languages and algorithms.  
 422 (  19.67% ).     75   31 0.80	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Guy Blelloch Professor, CSD  412-268-5576 Thread scheduling, parallel algorithms, NESL language, provably efficient language implementations, pipelining with futures, multiprocessor garbage collection, multibank memory systems 
 423 (  19.72% ).     75   22 0.72	                           Lehigh U	Hank Korth P.C. Rossin Senior Professor and Chair
 424 (  19.77% ).     75   11 0.56	            U of Alabama-Huntsville	Dr. Tim S. Newman tnewman@cs.uah.edu TH N364 824-6619  *ts 
 425 (  19.81% ).     74  132 1.13	                         New York U	Victor Shoup shoup 8-3511 511 WWH
 426 (  19.86% ).     74   52 0.92	                             Rice U	Lydia Kavraki Associate Professor
 427 (  19.91% ).     74   24 0.74	                    U of Washington	John Zahorjan 
 428 (  19.95% ).     74   15 0.63	                       Ohio State U	Ten-Hwang Steve Lai -- (lai@cis.ohio-state.edu) Networking, parallel and distributed computing 
 429 (  20.00% ).     73   72 1.00	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Mario Szegedy, Associate Professor of Computer Science (**) Ph.D. (University of Chicago) Research Interest: Theoretical Computer Science, Programming Languages, Combinatorics, Combinatorial Geometry, Artificial Intelligence. Current Research: Theory of Probabilistically Checkable Proofs; Circuit Lower Bounds; Theory of Tilings; Dynamic Problems.
 430 (  20.05% ).     73   44 0.88	                U of Pennsylvania b	Gunter, Carl  Professor   509 Levine p: 215-898-9506    gunter@cis.upenn.edu web page 
 431 (  20.09% ).     73   30 0.79	          U of California-San Diego	Victor Vianu  Reinventing the database in response to recent developments, including the emergence of the World Wide Web. 
 432 (  20.14% ).     73   22 0.72	      Oregon Graduate Inst Sci Tech	Eric A. Wan, Associate Professor *ea
 433 (  20.19% ).     73   12 0.58	                      U of Colorado	Ronald A. Cole Research Professor Artificial Intelligence (Speech and Language Processing) Knowledge-based approaches to speech recognition; interactive language training; animating the human computer interface; lowering entry barriers.  BA, University of Rochester; MA, PhD, University of California, Riverside  *ra
 434 (  20.23% ).     73    6 0.42	                       U of Arizona	Peter J. Downey Professor and Head Gould-Simpson 739 (520) 621-2207 E-mail: pete* Analysis of algorithms, stochastic analysis, performance modeling and evaluation, scheduling and sequencing problems. 
 435 (  20.28% ).     72  107 1.09	         U of Maryland College Park	V.S. Subrahmanian  Professor, CS and UMIACS.  NSF National Young Investigator.  Ph.D. Syracuse University, 1989.  Research Interests: Heterogeneous databases, multimedia databases, hybrid reasoning, logic programming
 436 (  20.33% ).     72   71 1.00	                             Yale U	Avi Silberschatz Professor of Computer Science
 437 (  20.37% ).     72   34 0.82	                        U of Oregon	Matthew L. Ginsberg, Research Assoc. Professor  artificial intelligence, constraint satisfaction, planning    ginsberg@cirl.uoregon.edu (541) 346-0471 
 438 (  20.42% ).     72   27 0.77	           U of California-Berkeley	Susan L. Graham  Professor 771 Soda Hall: Programming Systems; software development environments, software engineering 
 439 (  20.47% ).     72   23 0.73	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Charles R. Dyer
 440 (  20.51% ).     72    6 0.42	                       Iowa State U	Shashi K. Gadia  Associate Professor 203 Atanasoff (515) 294-2253 
 441 (  20.56% ).     72    4 0.32	          Naval Postgraduate School	Berzins, Valdis 
 442 (  20.61% ).     71   63 0.97	         U of Maryland College Park	Howard C. Elman  Professor, CS and UMIACS.  NSF Presidential Young Investigator.  Ph.D., Yale University, 1982.  Research Interests: Numerical analysis, parallel computing
 443 (  20.65% ).     71   50 0.92	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Sanjoy K. Mitter, Professor *sk (s mitter also cs pubs/sk more ee)
 444 (  20.70% ).     71   37 0.85	                       Vanderbilt U	Jeremy S. Spinrad, Associate Professor Graph Algorithms
 445 (  20.75% ).     71   36 0.84	                     U of Minnesota	Nikolaos Papanikolopoulos
 446 (  20.79% ).     71   14 0.62	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Clarke, Lori A.  (413) 545-1328 clarke CS304  Professor. Software verification, testing, and analysis; software architecture and design. *la
 447 (  20.84% ).     70   47 0.91	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	M. Frans Kaashoek, Professor
 448 (  20.89% ).     70   26 0.77	                U of Pennsylvania b	Joshi, Aravind  Henry Salvatori Professor of Computer and Cognitive Science  505 Levine / 476A IRCS p: 215-898-0359 / 8540    joshi@cis.upenn.edu web page *ak
 449 (  20.93% ).     69   61 0.97	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Kathleen Carley Professor, ISRI   412-268-1744 My work examines how groups, organizations, and societies change over time, and how the behavior at the social and organizational level emerges  from and is constrained by the ongoing interactions among, capabilities,  and constraints on the people, artificial agents (robots and webbots), technology, and tasks that comprise these groups and organizations.
 450 (  20.98% ).     69   55 0.95	                           Purdue U	Mikhail Atallah  Professor  REC 220    [mja@cs.purdue.edu]  49-46017  
 451 (  21.03% ).     69   43 0.89	                       Washington U	Brent, Michael - Jolley Hall, Room 528 (314-935-6621) brent@cse.wustl.edu *excludes NATURE article w/200+ authors
 452 (  21.07% ).     69   38 0.86	                      U of Virginia	William Wulf AT&T and University Professor Architecture, computer security, and hardware-software codesign Currently President of the National Academy of Engineering  *excl some non-cs arts
 453 (  21.12% ).     69   12 0.59	     U of Maryland Baltimore County	Deepinder Sidhu  Ph.D., SUNY at Stony Brook, 1979. Computer networks; distributed systems; distributed and heterogeneous databases.
 454 (  21.17% ).     68   67 1.00	                      U of Virginia	John Stankovic BP America Professor and Chair Real-time and embedded systems, deeply embedded sensor networks, pervasive computing, real-time databases  
 455 (  21.21% ).     68   52 0.94	                    U of Washington	Paul Beame 
 456 (  21.26% ).     68   15 0.64	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Osterweil, Leon J.  (413) 545-2186 ljo CS302   Professor. Process modeling and process programs, analysis of concurrency, software architectures, ecommerce and egovernment.
 457 (  21.31% ).     68   11 0.57	               U of Texas at Austin	Bruce W. Porter  Professor (PhD 1984, UC at Irvine) Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and knowledge-based systems (512) 471-9565         porter@cs.utexas.edu      
 458 (  21.35% ).     68   10 0.55	                      U of Colorado	William M. Waite Professor Software and Systems (Programming Languages) Automation of compiler construction; programming language principles; programming methodology; computer architecture; operating system principles.  AB, Oberlin College; MS, PhD, Columbia University  
 459 (  21.40% ).     67   79 1.04	                      U of Michigan	Edmund H Durfee Address: 174 ATL: Multiagent coordination and intelligent real-time systems 
 460 (  21.45% ).     67   34 0.84	                   WashingtonU 2005	loui r
 460 (  21.45% ).     67   27 0.78	                    U of Pittsburgh	Kurt VanLehn, Professor, PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.  Cognitive modeling of learning, application of AI to education, machine learning.
 461 (  21.49% ).     66  117 1.14	           U of Southern California	Itti, Laurent itti @usc.edu Computation HNB 30 A
 462 (  21.54% ).     66   62 0.99	           U of Southern California	Tambe, Milind tambe @usc.edu Autonomy SAL 232
 463 (  21.59% ).     66   39 0.87	        U of California-Los Angeles	Miodrag Potkonjak Professor BH 3532G  825-0790 825-1322 
 464 (  21.63% ).     66   29 0.80	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Mark D. Hill
 465 (  21.68% ).     66   26 0.78	        U of California-Los Angeles	Milos D. Ercegovac Professor BH 4731H 825-5414 825-3886 *incl opt arts
 466 (  21.72% ).     66   22 0.74	                      U of Colorado	Dennis M. Heimbigner Research Associate Professor Software and Systems (Software Engineering) Distributed component object systems; databases; operating systems; configuration management; distributed component object systems; databases.  BS, California Institute of Technology; MS, PhD, University of Southern California  
 467 (  21.77% ).     65   24 0.76	           U of California-Berkeley	Lawrence A. Rowe  Professor Emeritus 629 Soda Hall: digital video, multimedia applications, user interfaces 
 468 (  21.82% ).     65   22 0.74	      U of California-Santa Barbara	Amr El Abbadi  Professor   (Ph.D., Cornell University)  amr@cs.ucsb.edu  (805) 893-4239   Engineering I, Room 3115 fault-tolerant distributed systems; distributed databases, operating systems. 
 469 (  21.86% ).     65   14 0.63	                         Texas AM U	Furuta, Richard Professor Digital Libraries, Hypertext Systems and Models, Computer-Human Interaction, Electronic Publishing 
 470 (  21.91% ).     65   11 0.57	               Pennsylvania State U	Metzner, John J.
 471 (  21.96% ).     64   34 0.85	           U of California-Berkeley	William M. Kahan  Professor 733 Soda Hall: Scientific Computing; numerical analysis 
 472 (  22.00% ).     64    7 0.47	        CUNY - Grad Sch Univ Center	Betancourt, Octavio  Ph.D., New York University; Professor, The City College; Scientific computing. Homepage. 
 473 (  22.05% ).     64    5 0.39	                          Indiana U	Paul W. Purdom (1971), Professor. PhD (physics) 1966, California Institute of Technology. Analysis of algorithms, rewriting systems, compilers, game playing.
 474 (  22.10% ).     63   82 1.06	                             Duke U	Reif, John   D223 660-6568 Professor 
 475 (  22.14% ).     63   63 1.00	                      U of Colorado	Daniel S. Jurafsky Associate Professor Artificial Intelligence (Speech and Language Processing) Speech recognition and understanding; computational psycholinguistics; natural language processing; computational linguistics.  BA, PhD, University of California, Berkeley  
 476 (  22.19% ).     63   56 0.97	                      U of Virginia	Andrew Grimshaw Metasystems, high-performance parallel computing, heterogeneous parallel computing, compilers for parallel systems, operating systems   
 477 (  22.24% ).     63   55 0.97	                          Cornell U	Thomas F. Coleman  Professor Director, Cornell Theory Center Director, CTC-Manhattan Ph.D., University of Waterloo, 1979 Research focus: Design and understanding of practical and efficient numerical algorithms for continuous optimization problems. Primarily on the development of algorithms for large-scale optimization  
 478 (  22.28% ).     63   33 0.84	    State U of New York-Stony Brook	David Warren, Professor, Ph.D., University of Michigan Logic programming; database systems; knowledge representation; natural language processing.  *ds
 479 (  22.33% ).     63   32 0.84	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Siegelmann, Hava  (413) 577-4282 hava CS242  Associate Professor. Biological and physical computation, neural computation, adaptive information systems, machine learning and knowledge discovery, theory of analog and adaptive systems, bioinformatics. 
 480 (  22.38% ).     63   28 0.80	                     U of Minnesota	Ravi Janardan
 481 (  22.42% ).     62  108 1.13	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Alan Frieze Professor, Math  412-268-6380 Theoretical computer science, probabalistic combinatorics, randomized algorithms 
 482 (  22.47% ).     62   78 1.06	                         Columbia U	Zvi Galil (7012/455 CSC)  
 483 (  22.52% ).     62   72 1.04	        CUNY - Grad Sch Univ Center	Parsons, Simon  Ph.D. University of London, U.K.; Associate Professor, Brooklyn College. Logic and Probability, Decision Making, Probabilistic Reasoning; Intelligent Agents; Multi-Agent Systems, Negotiation. Homepage. 
 484 (  22.56% ).     62   47 0.93	                          Harvard U	Steven J. Gortler
 485 (  22.61% ).     62   19 0.71	              U of California-Davis	Bernd Hamann, Ph.D., Professor and Associate Vice Chancellor for Research Visualization, geometric modeling, computer graphics  
 486 (  22.66% ).     62    7 0.47	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Hans Berliner Principal Research Scientist, Emeritus, CSD  412-268-2565 Artificial Intelligence with emphasis on representation of knowledge for large domains, tree searching, and structures that could support learning 
 487 (  22.70% ).     61   50 0.95	                           Purdue U	Alberto Apostolico  Professor  CS 218    [axa@cs.purdue.edu]  49-46015  
 488 (  22.75% ).     60   90 1.10	                    U of Washington	Henry Kautz 
 489 (  22.80% ).     60   78 1.06	                      U of Delaware	Decker, Keith S., Assistant Professor, Ph.D. 
 490 (  22.84% ).     60   71 1.04	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Garland, Michael Assistant Professor 3235 SC 244-5970 garland@cs.uiuc.edu 
 491 (  22.89% ).     60   34 0.86	        U of California-Los Angeles	Carlo Zaniolo  Professor     BH 3532D 825-8137 825-1322 
 492 (  22.94% ).     60   18 0.71	                       U of Florida	Ritter, Gerhard X  Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1971.  Professor Department of Mathematics Member of the European Academy of Science. General Ronald W. Yates Award for Excellence in Technology Transfer, AFL, 1998. Silver Core Award, International Federation for Information Processing, 1989.  My research interests span the areas of computer vision, artificial neural networks, applied mathematics, and topology. *gx
 493 (  22.98% ).     59   84 1.09	                          Cornell U	David B. Shmoys  Professor Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, 1984 Research focus: Design and analysis of efficient algorithms for discrete optimization problems, in particular approximation algorithms for NP-hard problems  
 494 (  23.03% ).     59   83 1.08	           U of California-Berkeley	George Necula  Assistant Professor 783 Soda Hall: Programming Systems; software engineering, security, program analysis 
 495 (  23.08% ).     59   58 1.00	          U of California-San Diego	Henri Casanova  High-performance computing, parallel and distributed computing, Grid computing, Internet computing, simulation of distributed systems, scheduling. 
 496 (  23.12% ).     59   58 1.00	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Paul Barford
 497 (  23.17% ).     59   58 1.00	                U of Pennsylvania b	Saul, Lawrence  Assistant Professor  256 Moore p: 215-898-7703     lsaul@cis.upenn.edu web page *lk 
 498 (  23.22% ).     59   43 0.92	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Albert R. Meyer, Professor
 499 (  23.26% ).     59   41 0.91	               U of Texas at Dallas	Andras Farago, Professor farago@utdallas.edu  Ph.D., Technical University of Budapest (972) 883-6885 
 500 (  23.31% ).     59   34 0.86	        U of California-Los Angeles	Eliezer Gafni Associate Professor BH 3731F 825-3211 825-2660 
 501 (  23.36% ).     59   31 0.84	    U of North Carolina-Chapel Hill	David A. Plaisted (28), Professor, Ph.D. 1976, Stanford. Mechanical theorem proving; term rewriting systems; logic programming; algorithms. (plaisted at cs.unc.edu) 
 502 (  23.40% ).     59   27 0.81	               Pennsylvania State U	Irwin, Mary Jane - A. Robert Noll Chair of Engineering; Co-director, Embedded and Mobile Computing Center (emc^2)
 503 (  23.45% ).     59   24 0.78	                      U of Michigan	Scott Mahlke Address: 2223 EECS: Compilers, applicationspecific processors, computer architecture and microarchitecture, embedded systems
 504 (  23.50% ).     59   22 0.76	                         Texas AM U	Gutierrez-Osuna, Ricardo Assistant Professor Pattern Recognition, Intelligent Sensors, Machine Olfaction, Speech-driven Facial Animation, Biological Cybernetics, Mobile Robotics, Machine Learning 
 505 (  23.54% ).     59    3 0.27	                      U of Michigan	Peter Honeyman Address: 1213 EECS: Computer Security, File Systems and Mobile Computing 
 506 (  23.59% ).     58   83 1.09	               U of Texas at Austin	Chandrajit Bajaj  Professor (PhD 1984, Cornell University) Computational algebraic geometry, computer graphics, geometric design, scientific data visualization, and collaborative environments (512) 471-5133         bajaj@cs.utexas.edu      
 507 (  23.64% ).     58   79 1.08	                         Stanford U	Ron Fedkiw  736-0953  GATES 207  ron.fedkiw
 508 (  23.68% ).     58   37 0.89	    Georgia Institute of Technology	Sham Navathe, Professor, Ph.D., U. of Michigan  sham@cc.gatech.edu, CCB 139, 404-894-0537 Database Modeling and Database Design
 509 (  23.73% ).     58   31 0.85	    Georgia Institute of Technology	Irfan Essa, Associate Professor, Ph.D., MIT  irfan@cc.gatech.edu, TSRB 230A, 404-894-6856 Computer Vision, Graphics, Animation, HCI, and Computational Perception 
 510 (  23.78% ).     58   24 0.78	    California Institute Technology	Alain Martin Professor of Computer Science 254 Jorgensen MC 256-80 (626) 395-6549 alain@cs.caltech.edu *aj
 511 (  23.82% ).     58   24 0.78	                       U of Georgia	E. Rodney Canfield Prof erc@cs.uga.edu (706) 542-3470 
 512 (  23.87% ).     58   15 0.67	        U of California-Los Angeles	Sheila Greibach Professor BH 3731D 825-1617 825-2660 
 513 (  23.92% ).     58   13 0.63	                    Florida State U	Theodore P. Baker, Professor  PhD 1974, Cornell University Real-Time Systems, Theory of Parsing, Translation, and Compiling, Ada Run Time Environments, Tools and High-Level Languages for Real-Time Software Interfaces. *tp
 514 (  23.96% ).     57   36 0.89	        CUNY - Grad Sch Univ Center	Baumslag, Gilbert  D.Sc. University of Witwatersand, Johannesberg, Republic of South Africa; Distinguished Professor, The City College. Group Theory; Algebra; Computer Software. Homepage. 
 515 (  24.01% ).     57   36 0.89	                             Rice U	Joe Warren Professor
 516 (  24.06% ).     57   22 0.76	    State U of New York-Stony Brook	Ker-I Ko, Professor, Ph.D., Ohio State University Computational complexity; theory of computation; computational learning theory.  *ki
 517 (  24.10% ).     56  166 1.27	                     U of Minnesota	George Karypis
 518 (  24.15% ).     56   90 1.12	                         Stanford U	Nick McKeown  5-3641  CIS 134  nickm
 519 (  24.20% ).     56   71 1.06	  U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Nahrstedt, Klara Fisher Associate Professor 3104 SC 244-6624 klara@cs.uiuc.edu 
 520 (  24.24% ).     56   59 1.01	          U of California-Riverside	Gianfranco Ciardo  Dr. Ciardos research interests include tools and techniques for the analysis of complex hardware and software systems, with a particular emphasis on symbolic model checking for logic verification and on Markovian and general classes of stochastic Petri nets for performance and reliability evaluation. 
 521 (  24.29% ).     56   27 0.82	               Southern Methodist U	David Matula  Professor  Ph.D., Engineering Physics, University California at Berkeley  Research: Computer Arithmetic Algorithms and Chip Design
 522 (  24.34% ).     56   26 0.81	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Bruce Maggs Associate Professor, CSD  412-268-5576 Networks for parallel and distributed computing systems 
 523 (  24.38% ).     56   24 0.79	                U of South Carolina	Fenner, Stephen A. 3A49 803/777-2596 fenner 
 524 (  24.43% ).     56   19 0.73	          Case Western Reserve Univ	Gultekin Ozsoyoglu - Professor 
 525 (  24.48% ).     56   19 0.73	                     U of Rochester	Randal Nelson  *rc
 526 (  24.52% ).     56   17 0.70	                U of Pennsylvania b	Gallier, Jean  Professor   254 Moore p: 215-898-4405    jean@cis.upenn.edu web page 
 527 (  24.57% ).     56   13 0.64	                       Ohio State U	Mervin Muller -- (muller-m@cis.ohio-state.edu) Distributed computing, performance analysis *me
 528 (  24.62% ).     56    9 0.55	          Case Western Reserve Univ	Z. Meral Ozsoyoglu - Associate Chair of Computer Science Division Query languages and processing, Data models, Index structures, Bioinformatics 
 529 (  24.66% ).     55   50 0.98	    California Institute Technology	Steven Low Associate Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering 282 Jorgensen MC 256-80 (626) 395-6767 slow@caltech.edu *sh
 530 (  24.71% ).     55   48 0.97	                    U of Washington	Martin Tompa 
 531 (  24.76% ).     55   35 0.89	                      Wayne State U	Draghici, Sorin - Associate Professor  : Neural Networks, Genetic Algorithms, Distributed Systems, Bioinformatics, and Artificial Intelligence *incl genomics articles
 532 (  24.80% ).     55   28 0.83	                     U of Minnesota	Daniel Boley
 533 (  24.85% ).     55   20 0.75	            U of Texas at Arlington	Behrooz A. Shirazi Professor and Chairperson  320  Nedderman Hall  
 534 (  24.90% ).     55    6 0.45	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Ellis Bareiss Senior Systems Scientist, ISRI  412-268-2338
 535 (  24.94% ).     54  108 1.17	          U of California-San Diego	Andrew B. Kahng  Professor Kahng is an expert on the physical design of Very Large Scale Integrated circuits (VLSI), and a key strategist defining the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors. ITRS specifies the technology developments needed to keep pace with Moores Law. 
 536 (  24.99% ).     54   64 1.04	          U of California-San Diego	Yannis Papakonstantinou  Database systems and Internet technologies, and specifically data integration applications that require search, querying and interaction with the information of multiple distributed sources, such as multiple Web sites. 
 537 (  25.03% ).     54   55 1.00	                       U of Chicago	Lance Fortnow 
 538 (  25.08% ).     54   47 0.97	         U of California-Santa Cruz	David Helmbold  -  Machine learning, theoretical computer science, analusis of algorithms, intelligent systems.  
 539 (  25.13% ).     54   40 0.92	               U of Central Florida	Kien A. Hua Professor kienhua *ka
 540 (  25.17% ).     54   22 0.77	                   U of North Texas	Shahrokhi, Farhad  Professor 
 541 (  25.22% ).     54   18 0.72	     State Univ of New York-Buffalo	Stuart C. Shapiro  Professor  AAAI Fellow  (Ph.D., University of Wisconsin)  Artificial Intelligence, Computational Linguistics, Cognitive Science, Knowledge Representation, Reasoning, Natural Language Understanding and Generation *sc
 542 (  25.27% ).     54    8 0.52	                          Indiana U	Andrew J. Hanson (1989), Professor. PhD (physics) 1971, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Scientific visualization, computer graphics and computer vision, applications of visualization to mathematical problems in dimensions greater than three, cognitive models for visualization, design of intelligent human interfaces for visualization applications.
 543 (  25.31% ).     54    4 0.35	                U of South Carolina	Matthews, Manton M. 3A57 803/777-3285 matthews *mm
 544 (  25.36% ).     53  215 1.35	                         Stanford U	Dan Boneh  5-3897  GATES 475  dabo
 545 (  25.41% ).     53   96 1.15	              U of California-Davis	Phillip W. Rogaway, Ph.D., Professor Cryptography, theory of computation  
 546 (  25.45% ).     53   61 1.04	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Mahadev Satyanarayanan Professor, CSD  412-268-4136 Mobile and pervasive computing, distributed file systems, measurement and evaluation, security 
 547 (  25.50% ).     53   48 0.98	          U of California-San Diego	Alexander Vardy  Information theory specializing in error-correcting codes for data transmission and storage. 
 548 (  25.55% ).     53   44 0.95	                      U of Virginia	Jvrg Liebeherr Computer networks and network services   
 549 (  25.59% ).     53   33 0.88	               U of Texas at Austin	Don Batory  Professor (PhD 1980, University of Toronto) Software architectures, software reuse, extensible and object-oriented databases, domain modeling and software system generators (512) 471-9713         dsb@cs.utexas.edu      
 550 (  25.64% ).     53   30 0.86	                         Columbia U	Gail Kaiser (7081/607 CEPSR)  
 551 (  25.69% ).     53   22 0.78	        CUNY - Grad Sch Univ Center	Parikh, Rohit  Ph.D., Harvard University; Distinguished Professor, Brooklyn College.  Logic in Artificial Intelligence, Philosophical Logic. Homepage.
 552 (  25.73% ).     53   14 0.66	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Michael Erdmann Professor, CSD and Robotics  protein folding, homology 
 553 (  25.78% ).     52   77 1.10	          U of California-San Diego	Russell Impagliazzo  Computational complexity, cryptography, circuit complexity, computational randomness. 
 554 (  25.83% ).     52   46 0.97	                            Brown U	Peter Wegner
 555 (  25.87% ).     52   39 0.93	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Riseman, Edward M.  (413) 545-2746 riseman CS272   Professor Emeritus. Computer vision, mobile robotics, aerial image analysis, stereo processing, three-dimensional construction.
 556 (  25.92% ).     52   38 0.92	          U of California-San Diego	George Varghese  Very-high-speed communications in computer networks and the Internet. Research aims at making the Internet as fast and reliable as electric and telephone utilities. 
 557 (  25.97% ).     52   32 0.88	               U of Texas at Austin	Kathryn S. Mckinley  Associate Professor (PhD 1992, Rice University) Programming Language Implementation, memory management, and architecture (512) 232-7467         mckinley@cs.utexas.edu      
 558 (  26.01% ).     52   25 0.81	                       U of Arizona	John Kececioglu Associate Professor Gould-Simpson 720 (520) 621-4526 E-mail: kece* Algorithm design and implementation, computational biology, combinatorial optimization.  *excl nat acad paper, aids paper
 559 (  26.06% ).     52   24 0.80	             U of California-Irvine	Lathrop, Richard rickl@ics.uci.edu 949-824-4021 464E CS *excl bio non-comp articles
 560 (  26.11% ).     52   23 0.79	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. Liviu Iftode, Associate Professor of Computer Science (**) Dipl. Eng (Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest), M.A., Ph.D. (Princeton University)  Research Interests: Operating Systems, Embedded and Pervasive Computing Systems, Mobile computing and networking.  Current Research: Distributed Embedded Systems, Systems with Non-Intrusive Memory-to-Memory Communication, Network-Centric Systems. 
 561 (  26.15% ).     52   23 0.79	         U of Maryland College Park	Liviu Iftode  Assistant Professor, CS and UMIACS.  NSF CAREER Award.  Ph. D. Princeton, 1998.  Research Interests: Operating Systems, Distributed Systems, Embedded and Pervasive Computing Systems
 562 (  26.20% ).     52   22 0.78	                     Oregon State U	Terri Fiez Owen 202 737-3118 terri@eecs.oregonstate.edu 
 563 (  26.25% ).     52   19 0.75	                    Arizona State U	John Kececioglu Associate Professor Gould-Simpson 720 (520) 621-4526 E-mail: kece* Algorithm design and implementation, computational biology, combinatorial optimization. 
 564 (  26.29% ).     52   14 0.67	          U of California-Riverside	Chinya Ravishankar  Databases, Distributed Systems, Networking, and Programming Languages. His work addresses the practical and theoretical obstacles to building of software systems in the real world. 
 565 (  26.34% ).     52   10 0.58	               Pennsylvania State U	Camps, Octavia I. - Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering
 566 (  26.39% ).     51   38 0.93	                   WashingtonU 2000	varghese g 
 566 (  26.39% ).     51   36 0.91	         U of Maryland College Park	Pete Keleher  Associate Professor, CS and UMIACS; Affiliate Professor, ECE.  Ph.D., Rice University, 1995. NSF CAREER Award.  Research Interests: Distributed systems, operating systems, concurrency, computer architecture
 567 (  26.43% ).     51   35 0.90	                U of South Carolina	Culik, Karel (Distinguished Professor Emeritus)     culik 
 568 (  26.48% ).     51   27 0.84	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Ronitt Rubinfeld, Professor *r
 569 (  26.53% ).     51   27 0.84	     Virginia Polytech Inst State U	Joao Carlos Setubal Associate Professor Ph.D., University of Washington    interests: Bioinformatics;  Computational biology;  Genomics;  Design and analysis of algorithms;  Combinatorial optimization  *comput only
 570 (  26.57% ).     51   25 0.82	                  Dartmouth College	Bruce Donald 
 571 (  26.62% ).     51   24 0.81	                   WashingtonU 2000	Loui, Ronald - Jolley Hall, Room 502 (314-935-6102) loui@cse.wustl.edu
 571 (  26.62% ).     51   24 0.81	                       Washington U	Loui, Ronald - Jolley Hall, Room 502 (314-935-6102) loui@cse.wustl.edu
 572 (  26.67% ).     51   11 0.61	             North Carolina State U	Dr. David F. McAllister Professor 125 DAN 233-8164 mcallister AT csc.ncsu.edu 
 573 (  26.71% ).     51   11 0.61	                        U of Oregon	Arthur M. Farley, Professor  artificial intelligence, applied graph theory    art@cs.uoregon.edu (541) 346-3414 
 574 (  26.76% ).     50  137 1.26	                         Stanford U	Sebastian Thrun  3-2797  GATES 154  thrun
 575 (  26.81% ).     50   65 1.07	                            Brown U	Thomas Hofmann
 576 (  26.85% ).     50   39 0.94	    State U of New York-Stony Brook	Leo Bachmair, Professor, Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Computational logic; automated deduction; symbolic computation.  
 577 (  26.90% ).     50   20 0.77	                          Indiana U	Gregory J. E. Rawlins (1987), Associate professor. PhD (computer science) 1987, University of Waterloo. Data mining, genetic algorithms, spatial interfaces, Java, open-source software, software engineering, and adaptive software. 
 578 (  26.95% ).     50   15 0.69	        U of California-Los Angeles	Michael G. Dyer Professor BH 4532F 206-6674 825-4033
 579 (  26.99% ).     50   12 0.64	                         Texas AM U	McCormick, Bruce H. Professor Scientific Visualization and Modeling, Computer Vision, Neural Networks, Brain Mapping 
 580 (  27.04% ).     49   87 1.15	                U of South Carolina	Huhns, Michael (NCR Chair) 3A41 803/777-5921 huhns 
 581 (  27.09% ).     49   45 0.98	          U of California-San Diego	Charles Elkan  Automated reasoning, artificial intelligence, machine learning, database systems, expert systems, computational biology, and data mining. *excl biochem arts
 582 (  27.13% ).     49   38 0.93	             North Carolina State U	Dr. Harry Perros Professor 458 EGRC 515-2041 perros AT csc.ncsu.edu 
 583 (  27.18% ).     49   34 0.91	                          U of Utah	Ross Whitaker Associate Professor Computer vision, visualization, and image processing 587-9549 
 584 (  27.23% ).     49   33 0.90	         U of California-Santa Cruz	Phokion Kolaitis  -  Logic in computer science, computational complexity, database theory.  
 585 (  27.27% ).     49   22 0.79	                    U of Pittsburgh	Rami Melhem, Professor, PhD, University of Pittsburgh.  Fault tolerance, real-time systems, optical interconnection networks, and high performance computing.
 586 (  27.32% ).     49   21 0.78	          U of California-San Diego	Ramamohan Paturi  Algorithms, complexity theory, satisfiability, lower bounds, digital libraries, data mining, machine learning, and information technology (IT) education. *r
 587 (  27.37% ).     49   12 0.64	                    U of Pittsburgh	Donald M. Chiarulli, Professor, PhD, Louisiana State University.  Computer architecture, optical computing and interconnections, VLSI CAD.
 588 (  27.41% ).     49   11 0.62	                   U of North Texas	Parberry, Ian  Professor 
 589 (  27.46% ).     49   11 0.62	                     U of Rochester	Chris Brown  *cm *isi lists ballard-brown only under ballard and possibly c brown excl max planck author, optics, neurosci, & cog/lang
 590 (  27.51% ).     48   71 1.10	             U of California-Irvine	Dourish, Paul jpd@ics.uci.edu 949-824-8127 206 ICS2
 591 (  27.55% ).     48   68 1.09	                      U of Michigan	H V Jagadish Address: 2238 EECS  Phone: (734) 7634079 Fax: (734) 7634617 Email:  Professor, Electrical Engr & Computer Sci Degree: Ph.D., Stanford Research Areas: Database Systems
 592 (  27.60% ).     48   61 1.06	             U of California-Irvine	Nardi, Bonnie nardi@ics.uci.edu 949-824-6534 ICS2 209
 593 (  27.65% ).     48   36 0.93	               Pennsylvania State U	Plassmann, Paul E.
 594 (  27.69% ).     48   24 0.82	                   U of Connecticut	Sanguthevar Rajasekaran 1(860)486-2428 
 595 (  27.74% ).     48   15 0.70	                             Duke U	Biermann, Alan   D315A 660-6548 Professor, Chair 
 596 (  27.79% ).     48    8 0.54	                       Ohio State U	Eitan Gurari -- (gurari@cis.ohio-state.edu) Literate programming, graphic languages 
 597 (  27.83% ).     48    5 0.42	         U of California-Santa Cruz	Charles McDowell  -  Computer architecture, parallel computing, microprogramming, compilers, operating systems.  
 598 (  27.88% ).     47   40 0.96	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Kulp, David C. (413) 545-4450 dkulp CS232  Assistant Professor Bioinformatics, sequence analysis, gene-finding, microarrays, variation and expression marker models, data compression. *excl art.s with 9+ co-authors and unrelated fields; high co-author avg
 599 (  27.93% ).     47   40 0.96	                          Indiana U	David Leake (1990), Associate profesor and Graduate Program Director. PhD (computer science) 1990, Yale University. Artificial intelligence and cognitive science, especially case-based reasoning, goal-driven learning, introspective reasoning, intelligent information search, and memory organization. 
 600 (  27.97% ).     47   37 0.94	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Srinivas Devadas, Professor
 601 (  28.02% ).     47   35 0.92	               Pennsylvania State U	Collins, Robert T. *rt
 602 (  28.07% ).     47   35 0.92	                       Ohio State U	DeLiang Wang -- (dwang@cis.ohio-state.edu) Neural networks and cognitive modeling *dl
 603 (  28.11% ).     47   30 0.88	               U of Texas at Austin	Mohamed G. Gouda  Professor (PhD 1977, University of Waterloo) Distributed and concurrent computing and computing networks (512) 471-9532         gouda@cs.utexas.edu      
 604 (  28.16% ).     47   24 0.83	                           Boston U	Peter Gacs, (PhD 1978, Frankfurt U), Professor Areas: Cellular Automata, Fault-Tolerant Computing, and Algorithmic Information Theory 
 605 (  28.21% ).     47   20 0.78	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Moss, J. Eliot B.  (413) 545-4206  moss CS372   Associate Professor. Object-oriented languages, performance measurement and optimization, garbage collection, persistent object stores. *je+jeb
 606 (  28.25% ).     47   19 0.76	             U of California-Irvine	El Zarki, Magda magda@ics.uci.edu 949-824-8584 458D CS
 607 (  28.30% ).     47   12 0.65	      U of California-Santa Barbara	Alan G. Konheim  Professor   (Ph.D., Cornell University)  konheim@cs.ucsb.edu  (805) 893-3560   Engineering I, Room 2165 computer communications; computer systems; modeling and analysis; cryptography. 
 608 (  28.34% ).     47   12 0.65	                   WashingtonU 2005	richard w
 608 (  28.34% ).     47   12 0.65	                       U of Chicago	Stuart Kurtz *sa
 609 (  28.39% ).     47   10 0.60	                U of Pennsylvania b	Ungar, Lyle  Associate Professor  506 Levine p: 215-898-7749     ungar@cis.upenn.edu web page *lh excl chem, phys papers, otherwise 148/48
 610 (  28.44% ).     47    9 0.57	                George Washington U	James K. Hahn   Computer graphics, medical simulation and visualization, information visualization, image rendering, virtual reality, computer animation.  
 611 (  28.48% ).     47    8 0.54	         U of Maryland College Park	Don Perlis  Professor, CS and UMIACS.  Ph.D. (Math), New York University, 1972.  Ph.D. (CS), University of Rochester, 1981.  Research Interests: Artificial intelligence, formal commonsense reasoning, cognitive modeling
 612 (  28.53% ).     47    8 0.54	                George Washington U	Ronald Gove   *r+rj
 613 (  28.58% ).     47    6 0.47	        Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst	Luk, Franklin T, Ph.D., Professor: numerical linear algebra; parallel computing; signal and image processing.  *ft
 614 (  28.62% ).     47    6 0.47	          U of California-San Diego	Walter A. Burkhard  Storage system algorithms expert with interest in data layouts, disk arrays, RAID, video servers, replicated file systems. 
 615 (  28.67% ).     47    5 0.42	                George Washington U	John L. Sibert   Computer graphics, human-computer interaction.  
 616 (  28.72% ).     47    5 0.42	                        U of Oregon	David W. Etherington, Research Assoc. Professor  artificial intelligence, reasoning    ether@cirl.uoregon.edu (541) 346-0470 
 617 (  28.76% ).     46  108 1.22	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Kurose, James F.  (413) 545-1585 kurose CS376   Professor. Real time, multimedia communication, operating systems support.
 618 (  28.81% ).     46   46 1.00	    Georgia Institute of Technology	Mostafa Ammar, Professor, Ph.D., Waterloo (Canada)  ammar@cc.gatech.edu, GCATT 219, 404-894-3292 Computer Networks and Communication Protocols
 619 (  28.86% ).     46   43 0.98	                    U of Washington	Brian Curless 
 620 (  28.90% ).     46   39 0.96	                     Oregon State U	Martin Erwig Dearborn 218A 737-8893 erwig@eecs.oregonstate.edu 
 621 (  28.95% ).     46   24 0.83	        Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst	Musser, David, Ph.D., Professor: programming methodology; generic software libraries; formal methods of specification and verification.
 622 (  29.00% ).     46   18 0.75	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Todd Mowry Associate Professor, CSD  412-268-5576 Computer architecture, compilers, operating systems, parallel processing, and database performance  
 623 (  29.04% ).     46    7 0.51	         U of Maryland College Park	James A. Hendler  Professor, CS, ISR, and UMIACS.  AAAI Fellow.  Ph.D., Brown University, 1985.  Research Interests: Massively parallel AI, planning systems, mobile robotics *ja
 624 (  29.09% ).     46    5 0.42	                      U of Colorado	Michael G. Main Associate Professor Theory (Theory of Computation) Theory of computation; introductory programming; undergraduate program.  BS, MS, PhD, Washington State University  
 625 (  29.14% ).     45  135 1.29	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Tuomas Sandholm Associate Professor, CSD  412-268-5576 Artificial intelligence; electronic commerce; game theory; multiagent systems; auctions and exchanges; automated negotiation and contracting; coalition formation; safe exchange; normative models of bounded rationality; resource-bounded reasoning; constraint satisfaction; machine learning; networks; combinatorial optimization 
 626 (  29.18% ).     45  135 1.29	                   WashingtonU 2000	sandholm t+tw
 626 (  29.18% ).     45   68 1.11	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Michael Lewicki Assistant Professor, CSD  412-268-5060 Computational neuroscience, artificial intelligence, computational vision and audition 
 627 (  29.23% ).     45   55 1.05	    U of North Carolina-Chapel Hill	Marc Pollefeys (89), Assistant Professor, Ph.D. 1999, K.U. Leuven, Belgium. Computer vision; image-based modeling and rendering; image and video analysis; multi-view geometry. (marc at cs.unc.edu) 
 628 (  29.28% ).     45   39 0.96	                      U of Michigan	Pinaki Mazumder Address: 2215 EECS: VLSI circuit design, VLSI testing, and VLSI layout tools 
 629 (  29.32% ).     45   34 0.93	                    U of Washington	Brian Bershad 
 630 (  29.37% ).     45   10 0.60	                     U of Minnesota	Mats Heimdahl
 631 (  29.42% ).     45    5 0.42	                      U of Virginia	John Pfaltz Databases and parallel computing, knowledge discovery, and discrete math  *incl geo art
 632 (  29.46% ).     44  129 1.28	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Towsley, Donald F.  (413) 545-0207 towsley CS378  Distinguished University Professor. Networks, performance analysis.
 633 (  29.51% ).     44  103 1.22	                           Purdue U	Elisa Bertino  Professor  REC 221    [bertino@cs.purdue.edu]  49-62399  
 634 (  29.56% ).     44   74 1.14	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	David R. Karger, Associate Professor
 635 (  29.60% ).     44   60 1.08	         U of Maryland College Park	Sudarshan S. Chawathe  Assistant Professor, CS and UMIACS.  NSF CAREER Award.  Ph.D., Stanford University, 1998.  Research Interests:Autonomous and semistructured databases
 636 (  29.65% ).     44   38 0.96	                    Johns Hopkins U	Yair Amir, Associate Professor, Ph.D Hebrew (Jerusalem), 1995 Distributed systems, communication protocol, conferencing replication. *incl UCSB address
 637 (  29.70% ).     44   33 0.92	      U of California-Santa Barbara	Richard A. Kemmerer  Professor   (Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles)  kemm@cs.ucsb.edu  (805) 893-4232   Engineering I, Room 2159 specification and verification of systems; computer system security and reliability; programming and specification language design; software engineering. 
 638 (  29.74% ).     44   33 0.92	                       U of Florida	Fishwick, Paul  Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1986  Professor
 639 (  29.79% ).     44   31 0.91	                             Rice U	Keith Cooper Professor and Chair *kd
 640 (  29.84% ).     44   21 0.80	                     Oregon State U	Gabor C. Temes Owen 203 737-2979 temes@eecs.oregonstate.edu 
 641 (  29.88% ).     44   18 0.76	              U of California-Davis	Premkumar T. Devanbu, Ph.D., Associate Professor Software engineering  
 642 (  29.93% ).     44   18 0.76	                            Brown U	Steve Reiss *sp
 643 (  29.98% ).     44   16 0.73	                      U of Delaware	Carberry, M. Sandra, Professor and Department Chair, Ph.D. 
 644 (  30.02% ).     44   14 0.70	                       Ohio State U	Kenneth Supowit -- (supowit@cis.ohio-state.edu) Combinatorial algorithms 
 645 (  30.07% ).     44    8 0.55	                     U of Rochester	Joel Seiferas  
 646 (  30.12% ).     43   62 1.10	                           Purdue U	Ahmed Elmagarmid  Professor  MATH 422    [ake@cs.purdue.edu]  49-41998  
 647 (  30.16% ).     43   58 1.08	                  Carnegie Mellon U	James Callan Associate Professor, LTI   412-268-6298 Automatic database selection, high speed document filtering, algorithms that learn a persons information needs from experience, automatic analysis of gathered information, and information literacy in K-12 educational environments 
 648 (  30.21% ).     43   50 1.04	        U of California-Los Angeles	Adnan Darwiche Associate Professor   BH 4532D 206-5201 825-4033  
 649 (  30.26% ).     43   47 1.02	                        Princeton U	Olga Troyanskaya  *excl P NAT ACAD SCI 107/+66 art w/9 authors
 650 (  30.30% ).     43   42 0.99	                         Stanford U	Serge Plotkin  723-0540  GATES 472  plotkin
 651 (  30.35% ).     43   41 0.99	          U of California-San Diego	Francine Berman  High-performance and grid computing: programming environments, adaptive middleware, scheduling, and performance predication. 
 652 (  30.40% ).     43   39 0.97	        U of California-Los Angeles	Richard R. Muntz Professor BH 3277 825-3546 825-1322
 653 (  30.44% ).     43   36 0.95	      U of Massachusetts at Amherst	Allan, James  (413) 545-3240 allan CS350  Associate Professor. Information retrieval and organization; topic detection and tracking. *incl NIST
 654 (  30.49% ).     43   33 0.93	           U of Southern California	Golubchik, Leana leana @usc.edu Interaction SAL 226
 655 (  30.54% ).     43   25 0.86	                   U of North Texas	Renka, Robert J Professor 
 656 (  30.58% ).     43   23 0.83	                       Ohio State U	P. Sadayappan -- (saday@cis.ohio-state.edu) Parallel algorithms and computation 
 657 (  30.63% ).     43   17 0.75	               U of Texas at Dallas	Simeon Ntafos, Professor, Assoc. Dean, UG Educ. ntafos@utdallas.edu  Ph.D., Northwestern University (972) 883-2809 
 658 (  30.68% ).     43   16 0.74	               Pennsylvania State U	Hurson, Ali
 659 (  30.72% ).     43   14 0.70	                   Michigan State U	Abdol-Hossein Esfahanian, Associate Professor Department Graduate Director Ph.D., Northwestern University Graph Theory, Computer Networks 
 660 (  30.77% ).     43   12 0.66	   Rutgers State Univ-New Brunswick	Dr. William Steiger, Professor of Computer Science (**) B.S., M.S. (M.I.T.), Ph.D. (Australian National University) Research Interests: Computational and combinatorial geometry, probabilistic algorithms, probability.  Current Research: Computational geometry, probabilistic algorithms, lower bounds.
 661 (  30.82% ).     43    8 0.55	               Pennsylvania State U	Pakzad, Simin
 662 (  30.86% ).     43    4 0.37	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Robert R. Meyer
 663 (  30.91% ).     42   66 1.12	                     Old Dominion U	Olariu, Stephan Professor (Ph.D., McGill, 1986).  Mobile Computing, Wireless Networks, Parallel algorithms and architectures, Distributed Algorithms, Performance Evaluation.  
 664 (  30.96% ).     42   66 1.12	                       Vanderbilt U	Douglas C. Schmidt, Professor Distributed computing middleware, realtime systems, software patterns and frameworks *dc
 665 (  31.00% ).     42   64 1.11	          U of California-Riverside	Marek Chrobak  Dr. Chrobaks research topics include design and analysis of algorithms, data structures, theory of computation, combinatorial optimization, computational geometry, automata theory, and graph theory. His current research focuses on on-line algorithms, graph drawing algorithms, and algorithms in discrete tomography. 
 666 (  31.05% ).     42   62 1.10	                      U of Kentucky	Ken Calvert
 667 (  31.10% ).     42   53 1.06	          U of California-San Diego	Samuel Buss  Bounded arithmetic, proof theory and complexity, mathematical logic and behavioral logic. *check this/isi error
 668 (  31.14% ).     42   31 0.92	                       U of Arizona	Saumya Debray Professor Gould-Simpson 735 (520) 621-4527 E-mail: debray* Compilers, program analysis and optimization, programming language implementation. 
 669 (  31.19% ).     42   26 0.87	      U of California-Santa Barbara	Kevin Almeroth  Associate Professor   (Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology)  almeroth@cs.ucsb.edu  (805) 893-2777   Engineering I, Room 2113  computer networks and protocols; large-scale multimedia systems; performance evaluation; and distributed systems. 
 670 (  31.24% ).     42   26 0.87	             U of Wisconsin-Madison	Gurindar S. Sohi
 671 (  31.28% ).     42   25 0.86	          U of California-San Diego	Dean M. Tullsen  Processor architecture for high-end computing; widely credited with an innovation that can double the performance of a new generation of microprocessors. 
 672 (  31.33% ).     42   20 0.80	                           Tulane U	Cris Koutsougeras,  Associate Professor  Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University, 1988.   Neural Nets, Theoretical Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence.   
 673 (  31.38% ).     42   19 0.79	   Illinois Institute of Technology	Bogdan Korel, Associate Chair and Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering 
 674 (  31.42% ).     42    7 0.52	                   WashingtonU 2005	franklin ma
 674 (  31.42% ).     41   99 1.24	                   WashingtonU 2000	schmidt d(33)+dc(66) 
 674 (  31.42% ).     41   71 1.15	          U of California-San Diego	Alin Deutsch  Semistructured and XML data, data security, adaptive distributed query design, and the design and optimization of query languages. 
 675 (  31.47% ).     41   31 0.92	   Massachusetts Inst of Technology	Victor W. Zue, Professor *vw incl all speech
 676 (  31.52% ).     41   30 0.92	      Oregon Graduate Inst Sci Tech	Sharon L. Oviatt, Professor, Co-Director - Center for Human Computer Communication
 677 (  31.56% ).     41   20 0.81	                       Vanderbilt U	Gautam Biswas, Professor  Intelligent Systems, Hybrid and Embedded Systems, Fault-Adaptive Control, Learning Environments
 678 (  31.61% ).     41   15 0.73	          U of California-Riverside	Thomas Payne  Office: 321, Phone*: 3119  Efficient implementation of various programming language features related to issues in operating systems: concurrency, protection, dynamic binding. 
 679 (  31.66% ).     41   10 0.62	                         New York U	Zvi M. Kedem  kedem 8-3101 702 715BWY 
 680 (  31.70% ).     40   64 1.13	          U of California-San Diego	Vineet Bafna  Computational molecular biology, bioinformatics, proteomics, approximational algorithms, human genome, human proteome, protein identification, Expressed Sequence Tags (EST) analysis *excl clin and sci 100+ author arts
 681 (  31.75% ).     40   61 1.11	          U of California-San Diego	Stefan Savage  Computer security issues, wide-area networking, and distributed and/or adaptive computer systems, and co-founded Seattle-based Asta Networks Inc. *s
 682 (  31.79% ).     40   31 0.93	                  Carnegie Mellon U	Norman Sadeh Associate Professor, ISRI Phone: 412-268-8144 Fax: 412-291-1110 Mobile commerce, ubiquitous computing & context awareness, e-supply chain management, agent technologies, the semantic web, web security and privacy & associated policy implications, artificial intelligence 
 683 (  31.84% ).     40   29 0.91	         U of Maryland College Park	Jeffrey K. Hollingsworth  Associate Professor, CS and UMIACS; Affiliate Professor, ECE. NSF CAREER Award.  Ph.D., University of Wisconsin at Madison, 1994.  Research Interests: Environments for parallel programming including performance monitoring and debugging, operating systems, computer networks, distributed systems
 684 (  31.89% ).     40   27 0.89	                            Brown U	Eli Upfal
 685 (  31.93% ).     40   19 0.80	                     Oregon State U	Eric N. Mortensen Dearborn 306 737-9207 enm@eecs.oregonstate.edu 
 686 (  31.98% ).     40   17 0.77	               Pennsylvania State U	F|rer, Martin *furer
 687 (  32.03% ).     40   16 0.75	                U of Pennsylvania b	Tannen, Val  Professor  270 Moore p: 215-898-2665     val@cis.upenn.edu web page 
 688 (  32.07% ).     40   15 0.73	                       Washington U	Richard, William D. - Bryan Hall, Room 307B (314-935-4676) wdr@cse.wustl.edu
 689 (  32.12% ).     40   14 0.72	                          Indiana U	J. Michael Dunn (1987), Professor, Computer Science; Oscar R. Ewing Professor of Philosophy. Dean, School of Informatics. PhD (philosophy) 1966, University of Pittsburgh. Algebraic logic, proof theory, non-standard logics (esp. relevance logic), relations between logic and computer science. jm
 690 (  32.17% ).     40   12 0.67	        Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst	Hardwick, Martin, Ph.D., Professor: database systems for engineering and manufacturing applications.
 691 (  32.21% ).     40    7 0.53	                      U of Kentucky	Jerzy W. Jaromczyk
 692 (  32.26% ).     40    6 0.49	        Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst	Spooner, David, Ph.D., Professor: database systems, database security, database browsing and visualization.
 693 (  32.31% ).     40    3 0.30	                George Washington U	Rachelle S. Heller   Computers in education, interactive multimedia, enabling women and underrepresented minorities in careers in Science, Technology