Membership of the Computer Science and Telecommunications Board

The Computer Science and Telecommunications Board is composed of nationally recognized experts from across the information technology fields and complementary fields germane to the Board's interests in IT and society. These leaders are selected on the basis of their individual accomplishments; they are not appointed as representatives of organizations, but they are associated with a wide range of academic, industrial, and other affiliations. Several members of the board have been elected to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), National Academy of Engineering (NAE), or the Institute of Medicine (IOM).

Board members are appointed by the National Academies following a rigorous vetting process, and they serve staggered terms of three to five years. Through two meetings a year and other interactions, they contribute ideas for, and oversee, CSTB's programs, with the support of its professional staff.

Robert F. Sproull (NAE), Sun Microsystems, CSTB Chair
Prithviraj Banerjee, Hewlett Packard
William Dally (NAE), NVIDIA Corporation and Stanford University
Deborah L. Estrin (NAE), University of California, Los Angeles
Kevin C. Kahn, Intel Corporation
James Kajiya (NAE), Microsoft Corporation
John E. Kelly III, IBM Research
Jon Kleinberg (NAE), Cornell University
William H. Press (NAS), University of Texas, Austin
Prabhakar Raghavan (NAE), Yahoo! Research
David E. Shaw, D.E. Shaw Research
Alfred Z. Spector (NAE), Google, Inc.
Peter Szolovits (IOM), Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Peter Weinberger, Google Inc.