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David Luckham is a Research Professor Emeritus in Electrical Engineering at Stanford University, with an extensive career in research and consulting in software technology. His interests include multi-processing languages, event-driven systems, complex event processing, and artificial intelligence, focusing on automated deduction and reasoning systems. He has held key academic positions at prestigious universities, including a Vinton Hayes Senior Research Fellowship at Harvard University and an Associate Professorship at UCLA's Computer Science Department. Among his notable contributions, Luckham has published four books and over 100 technical papers, receiving multiple awards for his work, including ACM/IEEE Paper Awards. His significant publications include 'The Power of Events' which provides a benchmark introduction to complex event processing and 'Event Processing Business' which outlines current applications in information technology. He has also served on review committees for important government and defense projects, showcasing his expertise at the intersection of research and practical implementation in advanced software methodologies.
Stanford University • Stanford, California
Conducts research in Electrical Engineering.
Harvard University • Cambridge, Massachusetts
Conducted research in software technology.
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory • Stanford, California
Worked on automated deduction reasoning systems.
UCLA Computer Science Department • Los Angeles, California
Taught courses related to programming languages and systems.
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