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Date: Tuesday, 14-Jan-97 21:39:22 GMTServer: NCSA/1.3MIME-version: 1.0Content-type: text/htmlLast-modified: Friday, 13-Sep-96 18:36:47 GMTContent-length: 10136<HTML> <HEAD><TITLE>Leonard Kleinrock's Home Page</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff"><H1>Leonard Kleinrock, Professor</H1><!-------   main half   --------><TABLE BORDER=0> <TR>    <TD ALIGN=CENTER>     <!WA0><A HREF="#Factoids"><!WA1><IMG BORDER=0 SRC="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/pictures/lk.gif"></A>     <BR>     <ADDRESS><!WA2><A HREF="mailto:lk@cs.ucla.edu">lk@cs.ucla.edu</A></ADDRESS>    </TD>    <TD> <H4>A Father of the Internet</H4><UL> <LI> <!WA3><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Inet/keys.html">Kleinrock's Key Internet Accomplishments</A> <LI> <!WA4><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Inet/birth.html">Personal History of the Internet</A></UL><H4>Modeling and Performance Evaluation</H4><UL> <LI> <!A HREF="LK/MPE/keys.html">Kleinrock's Key Modeling and Performance Evaluation Accomplishments</A></UL><H4>Queueing and All That</H4><UL> <LI> <!A HREF="LK/Q/keys.html">Kleinrock's Major Queueing and Other Accomplishments</A></UL><H4>Recent Presentations</H4><UL>		<LI> <!WA5><A HREF="http://ftp.arpa.mil/Symposium94/Presentations/kle01.html">	The Latency-Bandwidth Tradeoff</a>          	<LI> <!WA6><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/rr95.html">	Research Review 95 WWW Bookmarks		</A>        	<LI> <!WA7><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/lkpimtgfla795/index.html">	Florida ARPA PI Meeting Presentation - July, 1995		</A></UL><h2>Reports</h2><UL>      	   <LI> <!WA8><A HREF="http://www.nap.edu/readingroom/books/rtif/">	Realizing the Information Future -- The Internet and Beyond	   </A>      	   <LI> <!WA9><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/lkxiwt/index.html">	XIWT: Nomadicity in the NII	   </A></UL>    </TD> </TR></TABLE><!------   factoids  --------><A NAME="Factoids"></A><HR><CENTER><H3>FACTOIDS ON LEONARD KLEINROCK</H3><TABLE BORDER=1><A NAME="Born"></A><TR>  <TH ALIGN=left COLSPAN=2>     Born  </TH> </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	June 13, 1934 Manhattan	<BR>  </TR><A NAME="Married"></A><TR>  <TH ALIGN=left COLSPAN=2>     Married  </TH> </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	Four children, five grandchildren	<BR>  </TR><A NAME="Education"></A><TR>  <TH ALIGN=left COLSPAN=2>     Education  </TH> </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	Bronx High School of Science         	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1951<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	Bachelor of Electrical Engineering, CCNY  	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1957<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	Masters in Electrical Engineering, MIT    	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1959<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, MIT      	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1963<BR>    </TD>  </TR><A NAME="Position"></A><TR>  <TH ALIGN=left COLSPAN=2>     Position  </TH> </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Professor	</I>	<BR>	University of California at Los Angeles, Computer Science Dept.<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1963-present<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Chair	</I>	<BR>	University of California at Los Angeles, Computer Science Dept.<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1991-1995<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Founder/President	</I>	<BR>	Nomadix, LLC<BR>	an organization developing software and hardware products for nomadic computing<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1995-present<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Founder/Chair	</I>	<BR>	Technology Transfer Institute<BR>	a Santa Monica based computer seminar and conference company<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1976-present<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Founder	</I>	<BR>	Computer Channel Inc.<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1988<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Founder	</I>	<BR>	Linkabit Corporation                                         <BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1968<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Staff Associate	</I>	<BR>	MIT Lincoln Labs                                             <BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1957-1963<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Engineer	</I>	<BR>	Photobell Company                                            <BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1951-1957<BR>    </TD>  </TR><A NAME="Publications"></A><TR>  <TH ALIGN=left COLSPAN=2>     Publications  </TH> </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	6 books and 200 professional papers	</I>	<BR>  </TR><A NAME="Honors"></A><TR>  <TH ALIGN=left COLSPAN=2>     <!WA10><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/">Honors</A>  </TH> </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	<!WA11><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/Ericsson">	L.M. Ericsson Prize	</A>	</I>	<BR>	- The "Nobel Prize" in telecommunications,           <BR>	presented by the King of Sweden<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1982<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	<!WA12><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/Marconi/">	12th Marconi International Fellowship Award	</A>	</I>	<BR>	- Presented by Prince of Belgium                     <BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1986<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>        <!WA13><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/Academy/">	National Academy of Engineering	</A>	</I>	<BR>	- Elected as one of its youngest members             <BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1980<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Guggenheim Fellowship                                	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1971<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>        <!WA14><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/Fellow/">	IEEE Fellow                                          	</A>	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1973<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	IEEE Harry M. Goode Award                            	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1996<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>        <!WA15><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/Sigcomm/">	ACM SIGCOMM AWARD	</A>	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1990<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>        <!WA16><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/ORSA/">	ORSA Lanchester Outstanding Research Prize           	</A>	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1976<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>        <!WA17><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/Halloffame/">	Computer Design Hall of Fame                         	</A>	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1982<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>        <!WA18><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/CCNY/">	CCNY Townsend Harris Medal                           	</A>	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1982<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>        <!WA19><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/UCLAFRL/">	UCLA Faculty Research Lecturer                       	</A>	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1995<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>        <!WA20><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/Abraham/">	Communications Society Leonard G. Abraham Prize Paper	</A>	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1975<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>        <!WA21><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/ICC/">	ICC Prize Paper                                      	</A>	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1978<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>        <!WA22><A HREF="http://millennium.cs.ucla.edu/LK/Honors/UCLAteaching/">	UCLA Distinguished Teaching Award                    	</A>	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1986<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	UCLA Distinguished Teaching Award                    	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1967<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	UCLA Outstanding Faculty Member                      	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1966<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	IBM Science Advisory Committee                       	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1982-88<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	CCNY Electrical Engineering Award                    	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1956<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Sr. Class President, CCNY evening session            	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1956<BR>    </TD>  </TR><A NAME="Founder"></A><TR>  <TH ALIGN=left COLSPAN=2>     Founder  </TH> </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Linkabit Corporation	</I>    </TD>    <TD>	1968    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Technology Transfer Institute	</I>    </TD>    <TD>	1976    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Computer Science and Telecommunications Board<BR> 	of the National Research Council 	</I>    </TD>    <TD>	1986    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Computer Channel Inc.	</I>	<BR>    </TD>    <TD>	1988    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD>	<I>	Nomadix, LLC	</I>    </TD>    <TD>	1995    </TD>  </TR><A NAME="Public Service"></A><TR>  <TH ALIGN=left COLSPAN=2>     Public Service  </TH> </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	Founding Member	</I>	<BR>	Computer Science and Telecommunications Board of the NRC<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	Invited Consultant	</I>	<BR>	Mayor's Office of the City of Los Angeles <BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	Member 	</I>	<BR>	Gigabit Testbed Advisory Board<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	Chair 	</I>	<BR>	Committee that produced <BR>	Realizing the Information Future, The Internet and Beyond<BR>	National Research Council <BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	National Research Council	</I>	<BR>	Member<BR>	Committee that produced <BR>	Computing the Future - A Broader Agenda for Computer Science & Engineering<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	Member	</I>	<BR>	Committee that  produced <BR>	Towards a National Research Network <BR>	National Research Council<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	Member 	</I>	<BR>	Alan T. Waterman Award Committee<BR>	National Science Foundation<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	Founding Member 	</I>	<BR>	Science Council of the Cross Industry Working Team<BR>    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	Congressional Testimony 	</I>	<BR>	on Realizing the Information Future<BR> 	before the<BR>	Subcommittee on Technology, Environment, and Aviation<BR>	Committee on Science, Space, and Technology<BR>	U.S. House of Representatives<BR>	May 26, 1994    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	Congressional Testimony 	</I>	<BR>	1988    </TD>  </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	VIP Project Participant	</I>	<BR>	Telethon for Cerebral Palsy <BR>    </TD>  </TR><A NAME="Hobbies"></A><TR>  <TH ALIGN=left COLSPAN=2>     Hobbies  </TH> </TR>  <TR>    <TD COLSPAN=2>	<I>	Karate (Black Belt); marathon runner;	</I>	<BR>	swimming; puzzles; and exotic nature trips.<BR></TABLE></CENTER></BODY></HTML>

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