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People
Faculty
From left to right:
Postdocs
From left to right:
- Jason Maassen
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Worked on Ibis design, Ibis TCP implementation, efficient serialization, RMI, Object
replication (RepMI) and Group Method Invocation (GMI).
- Frank J. Seinstra
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Working on High-performance Distributed Multimedia computing using Ibis
Ph.D. students
From left to right:
- Mathijs den Burger
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Working on Multicasting in Grid environments.
- Niels Drost
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Wrote the NIO Ibis implementation and is currently working on Peer-to-Peer stuff, including Zorilla.
- Ana-Maria Oprescu
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Working on a fault-tolerant implementation of RepMI.
- Roelof Kemp
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Working on the JavaGAT and Ibis-Deploy
Programmers
From left to right:
- Ceriel J.H. Jacobs
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Worked on Ibis serialization, Ibis RMI, Ibis GMI, bytecode rewriting, and many other
things.
- Kees Verstoep
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Worked on NetIbis and Satin applications including a SAT solver
Former members
From left to right:
- Rob V. van Nieuwpoort
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Worked on Ibis design, Ibis TCP implementation, efficient serialization, RMI and Satin
(parallel Divide-and-Conquer).
- Malgorzata Wrzesinska
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Worked on Ibis RMI, Satin fault tolerance, and Satin shared objects.
- Kees van Reeuwijk
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Worked on some larger applications on top of Ibis, for instance a solver for the Satisfiability
(SAT) problem (written on top of Satin).
- Rutger Hofman
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Worked on NetIbis, messagePassing Ibis, CCJ, and many other things.
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