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'''Alissa Cooper''' is Vice President of Technology Standards and a Fellow at Cisco Systems. She is currently serving as IETF Chair. Previously, she served three years as an IETF Applications | '''Alissa Cooper''' is Vice President of Technology Standards and a Fellow at [[Cisco Systems]]. She is currently serving as [[IETF]] Chair. Previously, she served three years as an IETF [[Applications & Real-Time Area]] director and three years on the Internet Architecture Board ([[IAB]]). She also served as the chair of the IANA Stewardship Coordination Group (ICG).<ref name="acwp">[http://alissacooper.com/ AlissaCooper.com]</ref> | ||
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Alissa holds a | Alissa holds a Ph.D. from the Oxford Internet Institute and MS and BS degrees in computer science from Stanford University.<ref name="acwp" /> Her PhD thesis focused on a comparative analysis of regulation and market forces, and their impact on broadband traffic distribution in the US and UK.<ref>[https://alissacooper.com/phd-thesis/ AlissaCooper.com - PHD Thesis]</ref> | ||
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| Organization: | IETF |
| Affiliation: | Cisco Systems |
| Country: | USA |
| Email: | alissa [at] cooperw.in |
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| LinkedIn: |  Alissa Cooper
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| Twitter: |  @alissacooper
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Alissa Cooper is Vice President of Technology Standards and a Fellow at Cisco Systems. She is currently serving as IETF Chair. Previously, she served three years as an IETF Applications & Real-Time Area director and three years on the Internet Architecture Board (IAB). She also served as the chair of the IANA Stewardship Coordination Group (ICG).[1]
Career History[edit | edit source]
Prior to joining Cisco, Alissa served as the Chief Computer Scientist at the Center for Democracy and Technology, where she was a leading public interest advocate and technologist on issues related to privacy, net neutrality, and technical standards.[1]
Education[edit | edit source]
Alissa holds a Ph.D. from the Oxford Internet Institute and MS and BS degrees in computer science from Stanford University.[1] Her PhD thesis focused on a comparative analysis of regulation and market forces, and their impact on broadband traffic distribution in the US and UK.[2]