About the technology author(s):
Jagir Hussan is a member of the Technology Incubation Centre at IBM Software Labs, India. His research interests include algorithm development in the areas of pattern recognition; machine learning; data-mining; and application of natural language processing, operations research, and complex systems in medicine and biology.
Snehit A Prabhu is with IBM Software Labs in India. He joined IBM in early 2003 and has since worked on pattern matching, grid computing, and Web services. He is currently involved in the lab's autonomic computing initiatives. His primary technical interests include machine learning, control systems, and artificial intelligence.
Deepak Srinivasa is a member of the Technology Incubation Center at IBM India Software Labs. He formerly worked on bioinformatics algorithms and still maintains an interest in them. Currently, he is focusing on IBM Workplace Client technology and XML technologies. Mr. Srinivasa is one of the leaders in a joint research project being executed by IBM Software and Research Labs, India, entitled Dynamic Workbenches. Apart from software, he also maintains interest in hybrid hardware-software solutions and hopes to contribute to that field.
Chanchal Kumar is a member of the Technology Incubation Center at IBM India Software Labs. He is currently working in the domain of Health Care and Life Sciences (HCLS). Mr. Kumar's interests are primarily in the area of data integration issues for HCLS, but he is also interested in algorithm development for pattern discovery in biomedical data; computational modeling; systems biology; and scientific computing.
Bobichan P. John is a member of the IBM VisualAge C/C++ Components team at IBM Software Labs, India. His interests include object-oriented software development and the area of compilation technology.
Jojan J. Vazhaeparampil was a member of IBM VisualAge C/C++ Components team at IBM Software Labs, India.
Subhas Balappanavar was a member of IBM VisualAge C/C++ Components team at IBM Software Labs, India.
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