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Jean Bacon is Professor of Distributed Systems in the Computer Laboratory at Cambridge University. She leads the Opera Research Group with colleague Ken Moody. She is the author of Concurrent Systems (Addison Wesley), was the editor-in-chief of IEEE Distributed Systems Online between 2000-2008 and is a member of the IEEE Computer’s Editorial Board. |
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Vic Callaghan is a Professor in the School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering at University of Essex. He is a member of the Pervasive Systems Research group. His main research interests are in ambient intelligence, ubiquitous computing, disappearing computing, robotics and embedded agents. |
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Laura Carrea is a PhD candidate in the School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering at University of Essex. Her main interests are in: routing, forwarding, future internet architectures and publish/subcribe networks. |
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Peter Gould is the Consulting Services Director at Multiple Access Communications Limited. His interests include the design of robust wireless sensor networks and gateway nodes for a range of different applications and markets. |
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Ken Guild is a Reader in the School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering at University of Essex. He is a member of the Future Networks Research group. His main interests are in: multi-layer switch/router architectures, control and management of hybrid electro-optical networks, high-capacity data transport networks, photonic circuit and packet-switched networks. |
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Dr Ying Li is a Principal Engineer with MAC Ltd. She has been involved in a number of products design and consultancy projects. She has also been involved in preparing and presenting training courses on UTRA FDD/TDD and TETRA systems. She is currently interested in wireless sensor networks. |
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Dana Pavel is a Research Associate in the PAL project as well as working towards her PhD in Computer Science at University of Essex. Her main interests are in context awareness, ubiquitous computing, affective computing, and HCI. Previously she was with Nokia Research, being involved in creating and driving multiple research projects as well as research visions and strategies. |
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Tom Playford is working towards his PhD at Cambridge University’s Computer Lab. He has a Masters degree in electronic engineering and his main interests are ubiquitous and resilient networks, smart systems, wireless networks, sensor networks, and generally getting digital entities to talk to each-other in useful ways. |
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Jat Singh is a Research Associate in the PAL project. He is a member of St. John’s College in Cambridge and he has recently completed his PhD work in information governance concerns in an information-centric routing paradigm. His interest is on controlling healthcare information flows by effecting higher-level user policies while managing lower-level network concerns. |
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Dirk Trossen is the Technical Manager of the project. He is currently a Senior Researcher in the Systems Research group at University of Cambridge. His main interests lie in the areas of large-scale networking architectures, in particular pub/sub systems, network economics, wireless sensing and context-aware systems. He’s also technically leading the EU PURSUIT project on pub/sub internet architectures. |
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Adrian Waller joined Thales UK Research & Technology (then Racal Research) in 1997. He is a Technical Consultant responsible for providing cryptography and information security expertise on many projects. His current interests include multi-level security, identity management, policy based management and security for system-of-systems. Adrian qualified as a CISSP in 2003. |
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Kun Yang is a Reader in the School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering at University of Essex. He is a member of the Pervasive Systems Research group. His main research interests are in: mobile wireless networks, heterogeneous wireless networks, fixed mobile convergence, pervasive service engineering, and cloud computing. |
