He is a director of Stratus Computer, PRI Automation, BTU Corporation, Sematech, and several private companies. E., Roger Kamm, MIT, Professor of Mechanical and Bio-Engineering. Mr. Kamm has published extensively in biofluid mechanics as it pertains to the cardiovascular, respiratory, and ocular systems. Recent interests have focused on melding computational approaches with cell and molecular biology to better understand the process of stress adaptation in disease, and the stimulation of fibrinolytic function. Recent activities include extensions to the Internet to support real-time traffic, explicit allocation of service, pricing and related economic issues, and policy issues surrounding local loop deployment.
New activities focus on the architecture of the Internet in the post-PC era.
He is Co-Chairman of the SFI Science Board and is an Executive Committee Member of the Santa Fe Institute's Board of Trustees. Areas of technical specialization are elementary particle theory, quantum mechanics in the light of quantum cosmology, complexity and entropy theory of complex adaptive systems. Dr. Gell-Man is a recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on the theory of elementary particles including the discovery of quarks. For more than ten years the head of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department at MIT, Dr. Penfield is currently developing a freshman curriculum on information. Tom Sheridan, MIT Mech.