Farber Stakeholders
Alfred Lerner College of Business & Economics
- Gary Field
- Michael Evans
Applied Economics & Statistics
- Shanshan Ding
- Xiaoke Zhang
Biological Sciences
- Shawn Polson
Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research
- Ed Ratledge
Center for Composite Materials
- John Gillespie
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
- Stavros Caratzoulas
- Arthi Jayaraman
- Michael Klein
- Dion Vlachos
Civil & Environmental Engineering
- Rachel Davidson
- Dominic Di Toro
- Tian-Jian Hsu
- James Kirby
Computer & Information Sciences
- Sunita Chandrasekaran
- Errol Lloyd
- Shawn Polson
Earth Sciences
- Holly Michael
- Adam Wallace
Electrical & Computer Engineering
- Gonzalo Arce
- Kenneth Barner
- Andrew Roosen
- Ryan Zurakowski
Financial Services Analytics (FSAN)
- Bintong Chen
- Michael Evans
Geography and Spatial Sciences
- Cristina Archer
- Tracy DeLiberty
- Sara Rauscher
- Dana Veron
Marine Science & Policy
- Cristina Archer
Mathematical Sciences
- Zelphia Johnson
- Louis Rossi
Materials Science
- Anderson Janotti
Mechanical Engineering
- Joseph Feser
- Zubaer Hossain
Physical Ocean Science & Engineering
- Tobias Kukulka
Physics & Astronomy
- Zelphia Johnson
- Branislav Nikolic
- Marianna Safrono
- Krzysztof Szalewicz
- Michael Shay
Plant & Soil Sciences
- Amy Shober
- Rodrigo Vargas
Psychological & Brain Sciences
- Joshua Neunuebel
- Timothy Vickery
What's in the name?
David Farber
The Farber cluster has been named in honor of David Farber, UD professor and Distinguished Policy Fellow in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Farber is one of the pioneers who helped develop the U.S. Department of Defense’s ARPANET into the modern Internet. His work on CSNET, a network linking computer science departments across the globe, was a key step between the ARPANET and today’s Internet. Today, Farber’s work focuses on the translation of technology and economics into policy, the impact of multi-terabit communications, and new computer architecture innovations on future Internet protocols and architectures. He was named to the Internet Society’s board of trustees in 2012.