DAVID NOTKIN
Jan-17
Personal
1 January 1955, Syracuse, New York USA
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Married, one child; SSN 132-38-5335; U.S. citizen
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Department of Computer Science & Engineering
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4412 Corliss Avenue North
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University of Washington
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Seattle, Washington 98103-7657 USA
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Box 352350 [Sieg Hall 114, express mail]
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1.206.547.9569 [voice]
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Seattle, Washington 98195-2350 USA
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1.206.685.3798 [voice]
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notkin@cs.washington.edu
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1.206.543.2969 [FAX]
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www.cs.washington.edu/homes/notkin
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Education
Ph.D. Computer Science, 1984
Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA
Interactive Structure-Oriented Computing
Adviser, A. N. Habermann
Sc.B. Computer Science cum laude with honors, 1977
Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island USA
Adviser, Andries van Dam
Employment
University of Washington, Department. of Computer Science & Engineering
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Professor
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1994-
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Associate Professor
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1989-94
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Assistant Professor
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1984-89
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Tokyo Institute of Technology, Department of Computer Science
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Visiting Associate Professor, Toshiba Endowed Chair of Intellectual Information Systems
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1990
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Osaka University, Department of Information and Computer Sciences
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Visiting Associate Professor, Endowed Chair of Intelligent Information Processing Systems
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1990-91
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Carnegie-Mellon University, Department of Computer Science
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Post-doctoral Research Fellow
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1984
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Research Assistant
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1997-84
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Brown University, Program in Computer Science
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Research Assistant
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1975-55
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Teaching Assistant
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1974-76
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Prime Computer
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Research Assistant
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1978
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Cook County Health & Hospitals Governing Commission
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Application Programmer
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1976
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Mathematical Applications Group, Inc.
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Animation Programmer
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1974
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Minicomputer Systems, Inc.
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Application Programmer
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1972-73
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Grants, Contracts, Gifts and Awards
Microsoft Corporation (gift)
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1997
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$10,000
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National Science Foundation/DARPA
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1996-99
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Principal Investigator, CCR-9633462 (NSF)
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$75,000
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Principal Investigator, F30602-96-1-0301 (DARPA)
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$75,000
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Reasoning about (Practical) Implicit Invocation Systems
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Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. (gift)
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1996
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$50,000
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National Science Foundation
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1995-98
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$245,000
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Principal Investigator, CCR-9506779
Software Reflexion Models
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including subcontract to K. Sullivan (UVA)
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Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.
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1995-98
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$150,000
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Object-Oriented Software Development
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Microsoft Corporation (gift)
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1995
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$18,000
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Software Research Associates (gift)
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1993
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$30,000
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National Science Foundation
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1992-96
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$1,750,377
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Co-Principal Investigator, CDA-9123308, Institutional Infrastructure Program (with R. Anderson, A. Borning, T. DeRose, E.D. Lazowska, H.M. Levy, L. Snyder, S.L. Tanimoto, J. Zahorjan)
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including 25% UW contribution
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High-Performance Parallel/Distributed Computing
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National Science Foundation
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1992-94
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$131,186
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Principal Investigator, CCR-9113367
(in collaboration with D. Garlan, CCR-9112880)
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Domain-Specific Implicit Invocation Mechanisms
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Software Design Associates
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1991
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¥500,000 (~$3500)
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Research Institute of Software Engineering
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1990-93
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¥4,500,000 (~$30,000)
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Software Engineering of Graphical Interfaces
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(with T. Tokuda, S. Kawai, T. DeRose)
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National Science Foundation
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1988-94
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$312,500
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Principal Investigator, CCR-8858804
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Presidential Young Investigator (PYI) Award
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Xerox Corporation
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1988-91
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$30,000
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PYI Matching Program
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Digital Equipment Corporation
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1988-91
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$112,500 equipment
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External Research Program (PYI Matching)
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Air Force Office of Scientific Research
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1987-89
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$350,003
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Co-Principal Investigator, AFOSR-88-0023 (with L. Snyder, L. Adams)
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Center for High Performance Computer Programming Environments
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National Science Foundation
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1987-89
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$208,524
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Co-Principal Investigator, CCR-8611390 (with. E. Lazowska)
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Accommodating Heterogeneous Computer Systems: Remote Procedure Call and Filing Components
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National Science Foundation
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1985-87
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$1,151,000
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Co-Principal Investigator, DCR-8420945, CER Program (with A. Black, E. Lazowska, H. Levy, J. Zahorjan)
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including 20% UW contribution
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Integration in Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Distributed
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National Science Foundation
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1985-87
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$93,908
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Principal Investigator, DCR-8505859
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Customization and Uniformity in Flexible Systems
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International Business Machines
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1985-87
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$60,000
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Faculty Development Award
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Xerox Corporation
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1985-87
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~$950,000 equipment
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Co-Principal Investigator (with R. Henry, D. Farkas)
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University Equipment Grant
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Graduate School Research Fund, University of Washington
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1985-86
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$5919
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Principal Investigator
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Adaptable Programs
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