Danny Cohen (Israel, 1937 - 2019) foi um cientista da computação especializado em redes de computadores. Esteve envolvido no projeto ARPANET, ajudando a desenvolver alguns aplicativos fundamentais para a Internet. É mais conhecido por seu artigo de 1980 "On Holy Wars and a Plea for Peace". que adotou a terminologia extremidade em computação.
Em 2012 Cohen foi induzido na Internet Hall of Fame pela Internet Society.2012 Inductees, Internet Hall of Fame website. Em 2013 Vint Cerf organizou um evento no Google em memória de Cohen.
Publicações selecionadas — also published in IEEE Computer, October 1981 issue. "AI as the Ultimate Enhancer of Protocol design" (with J. Finnegan), Artificial Intelligence and Software Engineering, Ed. Derek Partridge, ABLEX Publishing Corporation, Norwood, NJ. , 1991, Chapter 22, pp. 463–472, and also in the Proceedings of the Third Annual Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Computer Technology Conference, Long Beach, CA, April 1987, pp. 329–337. Available online at . "Protocols for Dating Coordination" (with Y. Yemini), Proceedings of the Fourth Berkeley Conference on Distributed Data Management and Computer Networks, San Francisco, CA, August 1979, pp. 179–188. "Incremental Methods for Computer Graphics" (PhD Thesis), Harvard Report ESD-TR-69-193, April 1969. Available from DTIC (AD #AD694550/U). "On Linear Differences Curves", published as a chapter in the book Advanced Computer Graphics, Economics, Techniques and Applications, edited by Parslow and Green, Pleunum Press, London 1971, and also in Proceedings of the Computer Graphics '70 Conference, Brunel University, England, April 1970. "RFC 0741: Specifications for the Network Voice Protocol (NVP)", Nov-22-1977. "A VLSI Approach to Computational Complexity" by Professor J. Finnegan, in VLSI, Systems and Computation, edited by H. T. Kung, Bob Sproull, and Guy L. Steele, Jr., Computer Science Press, 1981, pp. 124–125. "A Voice Message System", in Computer Message Systems edited by R. P. Uhlig, North-Holland 1981, pp. 17–28. "The ISO Reference Model and Other Protocol Architectures" (with J. B. Postel), in International Federation for Information Processing 1983, Paris, September 1983, pp. 29–34. "MOSIS: Present and Future" (with G. Lewicki, P. Losleben, and D. Trotter) 1984 Conference on Advanced Research in VLSI, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, January 1984, pp. 124–128. "A Mathematical Approach to Computational Network Design", Chapter 1 in Systolic Signal Processing Systems (E. E. Swartzlander, ed.), Marcel Dekker, 1987, pp. 1–29. "Computerized Commerce", International Federation for Information Processing 1989, San Francisco, August 1989, pp. 1095–1100. “Myrinet: A Gigabit-per-Second Local Area Network” (with Boden, Felderman, Kulawik, Seitz, Seizovic, and Su), IEEE-MICRO, February 1995, pp. 29–36. “RFC 1807: A Format for Bibliographic Records” (with R. Lasher), IETF, June 1995. “The Internet of Things” (with N. Gershenfeld and R. Krikorian), Scientific American, October 2004, pp. 76–81. "Internet-0: Interdevice Internetworking" (with N. Gershenfeld), IEEE Circuits and Devices Magazine, September/October 2006, Vol:22, Issue:5, pp. 48–55
Patentes US Patent 7,573,720 (2009) Active socket for facilitating proximity communication US Patent 7,561,584 (2009) Implementation of a graph property in a switching fabric for fast networking US Patent 7,525,199 (2009) Packaging for proximity communication positioned integrated circuits US Patent 7,460,035 (2008) Balanced code with opportunistically reduced transitions US Patent 3,769,442 (1973) Compressed Data Base for Radar Land Mass Simulator
Ligações externas "Sun Microsystems Bolsters Top Technical Roster and Recognizes New Member of the National Academy of Engineering" 2006 "Smart Computing Reference Series", Encyclopedia May 2002, Volume 6, Issue 5
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