I don't tend to report or blog much about various scientific awards that get handed out over the year. However, this one is worth a quick note since Barbara Liskov co-wrote one of the canonical ...

Liskov talks about software design, her current research interests, and issues from data breaches and cloud computing to the relative lack of women in the IT industry. Natasha Lomas Mobile Phones ...

Every time you exchange e-mail with a friend, check your bank statement online, or run a Google search, you are benefiting from MIT Institute Professor Barbara Liskov’s research. Her pioneering ...

In 1961, after earning her undergraduate degree in mathematics from the University of California at Berkeley, Barbara Liskov (then Barbara Huberman) decided to apply to graduate school at Princeton.

Barbara Liskov is an American computer scientist who is an institute professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Ira talks with Barbara Liskov, ...

Barbara Liskov, an MIT professor known for her work in programming languages and distributed systems, and Scott Klemmer, a Stanford University associate professor who co-directs the Human-Computer ...

PITTSBURGH—Barbara Liskov, a pioneer in programming languages and distributed systems, and Scott Klemmer, whose human-centered approach is changing the way online systems are designed, are recipients ...

Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor and Turing Award recipient Barbara Liskov shared insights and details from her distinguished career in computer science at a virtual Berkeley Forum ...

MIT professor Barbara Liskov has won the 2008 Turing Award, what’s been called the Nobel Prize of computing research. Professor Liskov heads the Programming Methodology Group in MIT’s Computer Science ...

The 2009 A. M. Turing Award has gone to Barbara Liskov for her contributions to programming. Professor Liskov was the first US woman to be awarded a PhD in computing, and her innovations can be found ...