Peter Honeyman
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor

Peter Honeyman is Research Professor of Information at the University
of Michigan where he is Scientific Director of the Center for
Information Technology Integration.  He is also Adjunct Professor
of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

Honeyman holds the B.G.S. (with distinction) from the University
of Michigan and the M.S.E., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees from Princeton
University.  After completing doctoral studies in relational database
theory under the supervision of J.D. Ullman, he joined Bell Labs
as a Member of Technical Staff in computer systems research, then
returned to Princeton as Assistant Professor of Computer Science.

As an experimental computer scientist, Honeyman builds middleware
for file systems, security, and mobile computing.  He has been
instrumental in software projects including Honey DanBer UUCP,
PathAlias, MacNFS, Disconnected AFS, and WebCard, the first Internet
smart card.  Current work centers on CITI's Linux-based open source
reference implementation of NFSv4 and extensions for high end
computing.

Honeyman is the author of dozens of journal and conference papers,
has chaired nine doctoral committees, serves regularly on conference
organizing committees, and chaired the IFIP CARDIS (2002), USENIX
Smart Card (1999), IEEE SDNE (1996), USENIX ATC (1995), and USENIX
File Systems (1992) symposia.

Honeyman served on the USENIX Association Board of Directors from
1996 to 2004.  In 2007, he was awarded the USENIX Lifetime Achievement
Award "for his work as a mentor to so many leaders in our field."

Honeyman is a member of USENIX, IFIP WGs 6.1 and 8.8, AAAS, and
EFF.