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David A. Barnhart, ME



	Title		Director, Aerospace Technology and Systems Center

	Degrees		MS, Aerospace adn Ocean Engineering, Virgina Polytechnic Institute and State University BS Aerospace Engineering, Boston University

	Phone		310.448.8644

	Email		barnhart@isi.edu

	Research Focus		Design and development of advanced aerospace systems, new technologies and techniques for flight testing, changing the essential makeup of the satellite industry to lower cost and overall flight time to orbit.

Terry V. Benzel, MA



	Title			Deputy Division Director, Computer Networks Research Scientist, Marshall School of Business, USC

	Degrees			MA & BA, Computer Science, Boston University Executive MBA, UCLA

	Phone			310.448.9438

	Email			tbenzel@isi.edu

	Research Focus	Information security, critical information infrastructure protection, security testbed design, malware containment, IDS, firewalls, network monitoring and management, distributed systems, middleware. Program manager for Cyber Defense Technology Experimental Research (DETER) testbed. Conducts Systemic Security Management capability model research at USC Marshall School of Business.

Robert Braden, MS



	Title		Supervising Computer Scientist, ISI Fellow

	Degrees		MS, Physics, Stanford University BS, Engineering Physics, Cornell University

	Phone		310.448.9173

	Email		braden@isi.edu

	Research Focus		Computer network protocols, especially at the transport layer and above. Particular interests have included end-to-end protocols, integrated services, resource reservations, active networking, the knowledge plane, network testbeds and role-based architecture.

Gully A.P.C. Burns, PhD



	Title			Neuroinformatics Research Scientist

	Degrees			PhD, Physiology, Oxford University BS, Physics, Imperial College London, United Kingdom

	Phone			310.448.8712

	Email			burns@isi.edu

	Research Focus	Addressing information overload for biomedical scientists through knowledge management systems, appropriately designed ontologies and text-mining approaches. Builds knowledge management systems. Applications include biomedical research and other scientific fields.