Eric is an astronomer. In addition to SETI, he studies interstellar matter (the gas and dust that lies between the stars) using radio, optical, and space-based ultraviolet telescopes. He has participated in several satellite missions, and is currently Instrument Scientist for the EUV spectrograph aboad the NASA ICON mission to study the interface between the ionized and non-ionized portions of the Earth's atmosphere.

In his spare time, Eric collects and restores vintage computers. Eric also enjoys bass fishing. You can email him at korpela at ssl.berkeley.edu.

David is a computer scientist, with research interests in volunteer computing, distributed systems, and real-time systems. He co-founded SETI@home and directed it from 1998 to 2015. He leads the BOINC project.

David is a rock climber, mountain climber, classical pianist, and father of Noah (born Oct. 2005). Email him at davea at berkeley dot edu.

Dan specializes in signal processing for radio astronomy. He has been doing SETI since 1979, and he runs the SERENDIP, Optical SETI, and CASPER projects.

Dan dabbles in jazz piano, and is the father of a 12-year old son, William.

Jeff develops data acquisition and analysis software and oversees the systems group.

He likes to go off line in order to backpack in the Sierra Nevada mountains. When in warm waters, you'll find him scuba diving.

Matt is a computer scientist working on SETI since 1997. More detail about what he does can be found here.

Matt is also a professional musician - a multi-instrumentalist composer and recording engineer that tours with rock bands and performs at weddings, conventions, etc. In spare time he's probably hiking, backpacking, or rock climbing.

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