Timothy Roscoe is a Professor in the Systems Group of the Computer
Science Department at ETH Zurich, the Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology.  He received a PhD from the Computer Laboratory of the
University of Cambridge, where he was a principal designer and builder
of the Nemesis operating system, as well as working on the Wanda
microkernel and Pandora multimedia system.  After three years building
web-based collaboration systems at a startup company in North
Carolina, Mothy joined Sprint's Advanced Technology Lab in Burlingame,
California, working on application hosting platforms and networking
monitoring.  Mothy joined Intel Research at Berkeley in April 2002 as
a principal architect of PlanetLab, an open, shared platform for
developing and deploying planetary-scale services.  In September 2006
he spent four months as a visiting researcher in the Embedded and
Real-Time Operating Systems group at National ICT Australia in Sydney,
before joining ETH Zurich in January 2007.  His current research
interests include operating systems for heterogeneous multicore
systems, and network architectures for ubquitous computing.