Michael Stonebraker - Students

Students

In addition to his contributions to academia and industry, Stonebraker has trained more than 30 students who have themselves contributed significantly to academia and industry. Notable students include:

  • Michael J. Carey (faculty at UC Irvine, formerly at U. Wisconsin Madison, NAE Member and ACM Fellow),
  • Robert Epstein (founder and former VP of Engineering of Sybase)
  • Diane Greene (co-founder and former CEO of VMWare)
  • Paula Hawthorn (founder of Britton-Lee, formerly VP of Engineering of Informix)
  • Gerald Held (former VP of Engineering of Oracle)
  • Joseph M. Hellerstein (faculty at UC Berkeley)
  • Anant Jhingran (VP and CTO for IBM's Information Management Division)
  • Curt Kolovson (Sr. Staff Research Scientist at VMware)
  • Clifford A. Lynch (executive director of the Coalition for Networked Information)
  • Mike Olson, former CEO of Sleepycat Software and current CEO of Cloudera
  • Margo Seltzer (Professor of Computer Science at Harvard, founder and former CTO of Sleepycat)
  • Dale Skeen (founder of Tibco, founder and CEO of Vitria)
  • Daniel Abadi, (co-founder and Chief Scientist of Hadapt)
  • Marti Hearst (Professor at UC Berkeley)

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