![Vinton Cerf](/img/Cerf_Vint.jpg) |
Vinton Cerf
Coinventor of TCP/IP 1974 and considered worldwide as “father of the Internet”
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![Dave Farber](/img/Dave-Farber-Grayscale.gif) |
Dave Farber
Implemented and provided CSNet software worldwide also for Univ. KA 05/1984
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![Steve Goldstein](/img/Steve_Goldstein.jpg) |
Steve Goldstein
Gave NSF-support to countries all over the world to set up Internet connections, also Univ. KA 11/1989
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![Robert Kahn](/img/Robert_Kahn.jpg) |
Robert Kahn
Coinventor of TCP/IP 1974 and considered worldwide as “father of the Internet”
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![Daniel Karrenberg](/img/Karrenberg_Daniel.jpg) |
Daniel Karrenberg
Cofounder of RIPE 1989, the pan-european registry above the national top level domains, e.g. DE
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![Peter Kirstein](/img/Kirstein_Peter.jpg) |
Peter Kirstein
1st Arpanet node outside USA 1973 at UCL, UK, granted Univ. KA E-mail- access 11/83
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![Leonard Kleinrock](/img/Kleinrock_Leonard.jpg) |
Leonard Kleinrock
Applied queueing theory to packet network design and hosted one of the 4 initial Arpanet cornerstones nodes 1969
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![Lawrence Landweber](/img/LandweberHy31.jpg) |
Lawrence H. Landweber
Paved the way for Internet with CSNet 1981 and his International Academic Networkshop (IANW) including Univ. KA 1984 – 1989
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![Raymond Tomlinson](/img/Tomlinson_Ray.jpg) |
Raymond Tomlinson
Developed email 1973 as we know it today with @ as its trademark
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![Stephen Wolff](/img/SteveWolff.jpg) |
Stephen Wolff
NSF director Networking Division, approved 11/1987 the Karlsruhe email connection with China
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![Werner Zorn](/img/zorn_web_sw.jpg) |
Werner Zorn
Created the Infrastructure to connect Germany to the Internet.
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