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IDEA Award Winners 2007

IDEA award winners represent applied advanced networking at its best. The winning submissions for 2007 were chosen from many distinguished nominations. Award submissions were judged on the depth of their positive impact on their primary users, the technical merit of the application, and the likelihood the application would be broadly adopted by its full natural community of potential users. This year's award recipients are:

The Globus MEDICUS project
Collaborators:

  • Stephan Erberich, Director Functional Imaging and Biomedical Informatics, University of Southern California
  • Carl Kesselman, Director Center for Grid Technology, Information Sciences Institute
  • Ann Chervenak Assistant Professor of Computer Science, Information Sciences Institute
  • Robert Schuler, Research Scientist, Information Sciences Institute

UltraLight
Collaborators:

  • Harvey Newman, Professor of Physics; Julian Bunn. Member of the Professional Staff; Iosif Legrand, Senior Software and Systems Engineer; Dan Nae, Senior Network Engineer; Yang Xia, Network Engineer; Frank Van Lingen, Software Engineer; Michael Thomas, Software Engineer; Conrad Steenberg, Software Engineer; Caltech
  • Arshad Ali, Director General, NUST  Institute for Information Technologies
  • Fiasal Khan, Software Engineer, National University of Science and Technology, Pakistan and Caltech
  • Shawn McKee, Associate Research Scientist, Physics, University of Michigan
  • Paul Avery, Professor of Physics; Richard Cavanaugh, Research Scientist; Dimitri Bourilkov: Assistant Scientist, Physics, University of Florida
  • Paul Sheldon, Professor of Physics, Vanderbilt University
  • Julio Ibarra, Heidi Alvarez, Laird Kramer, Florida International University
  • Don Petravick, Senior Scientist, Fermilab
  • Les Cottrell, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
  • W. Scott Bradley, Brookhaven National Laboratory
  • Rick Summerhill, Director of Research, Architecture and Technology, Internet2
  • David Foster, Head of Communications Group, CERN
  • Alberto Santoro, Professor of Physics, State University of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
  • Sergio Novaes, Professor of Physics, State University of Sao Paulo (Brazil)
  • Dongchul Son, Professor of Physics, Kyungpook National University (Korea)
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