Kleinrock, Leonard - Inventor of the internet technology packet switching. Has published more than 200 papers and authored six books on a wide array of subjects including packet switching networks, packet radio networks, local area networks, broadband networks and gigabit networks. Additionally, Dr. Kleinrock has recently launched the field of nomadic computing, the emerging technology to support users as soon as they leave their desktop environments. Kumar, Anshul - Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi - CAD for VLSI, Computer Architecture Katz, Shmuel - The Technion - Language constructs for distributed programming (superimposition, multiparty interactions, reconciliations), tools for design and programming of distributed systems (debugging, domain archetypes), interleaving set temporal logic (including for cache consistency), self-stabilization and fault-tolerance, formal specification methods. Kemerer, Chris F. - University of Pittsburgh - David Roderick Chair in Information Systems. Management and measurement issues in information systems and software engineering. Kapoor, Sanjiv - Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi - Computational Geometry, Graph Algorithms, Combinatorial Optimization, Graphics, Data Structures Kaushik, Saroj - Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi - Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing, Knowledge Based Systems, Computer Assisted Learning and Teaching Krasavin, Konstantin - University of Joensuu - graduate student in Information Technology. Course and project resources. Kaehler, Ted - Walt Disney Imagineering - One of Smalltalk's original core creators, and Squeak team member. Warm, friendly page; diverse topics: from Smalltalk philosophy, to alternative schooling, to nanotechnology. Kowalski, Robert - Imperial College, London - Logic programming for knowledge representation and problem solving, Multi-agent systems, Legal reasoning. Khardon, Roni - Tufts University - Computational learning theory, knowledge representation and reasoning, efficient algorithms . Keller, Arthur - Stanford University - Electronic commerce, interoperability of heterogeneous databases, database integration, object-oriented databases, database implementation, databases on parallel computers, federated autonomous databases, database views including updates, incomplete information and nulls, software integration and reuse, and large system integration.