MegaMath is a project of the Computer Research and Applications Group of Los Alamos National Laboratory

Please note: Most of the information on this page is now quite dated; it was correct in the mid-'90s and is left here for historical purposes.

Vance Faber

• Vance was a member of the Information Research Team of the Computer Research and Applications Group at Los Alamos National Laboratory. He has since left the Laboratory for a position in private industry.

Bonnie Yantis

• Bonnie was the Deputy Group Leader of the Computer Research and Applications Group at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Her efforts at the beginning of the project transformed a good idea into a tangible product. She has since left the Laboratory for a position in private industry.

Mike Hawrylycz

• Mike was the Los Alamos National Laboratory Coordinator for MegaMath. He has since taken a job in private industry:
  
  Mike Hawrylycz
  Sr. Director, Informatics
  Allen Institute for Brain Science
  mikeh@alleninstitute.org
  

Nancy Casey

• Nancy Casey is a former elementary school teacher and writer. As an elementary school language arts teacher and reading specialist, she devleoped an interest in approaching mathematics teaching and learning as a language-learning process. With Michael Fellows, she is a co-founder of the MegaMath project and has shared MegaMath activities with elementary and high school students and teachers. She has written the text of the MegaMath materials.
• casey931@cs.uidaho.edu

• Mike Fellows is a professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Victoria in British Columbia. His research is primarily in the area of complexity theory. Mike's work in his children's elementary school classrooms was the original inspiration for the MegaMath project. See also, Computer Science in the Elementary School and Combinatorially-Based Cryptography for Children and Adults
• mfellows@sol.uvic.ca

Mike Barnett

• Mike is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the University of Idaho. He has provided technical assistance and advice crucial to making MegaMath available on the World Wide Web.
• mbarnett@cs.uidaho.edu

Gretchen Wissner

• Gretchen is the Gifted and Talented Coordinator at Lena Whitmore Elementary School, and has coordinated special events that have brought MegaMath topics and activities to all of the classrooms in her school.
• gwissner@raven.csrv.uidaho.edu

Reid Rivenburgh

• Reid has worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory since the early '90s. He helped with the development and maintenance of the MegaMath site. As of 2007, he is probably the only one on this list with any connection to MegaMath, so report any problems to him!
• reid@lanl.gov