John Klensin
John Klensin · Technology & Engineering
Computer & information scientist
United States
John Klensin is recognized among Jewish contributors to Technology & Engineering — Computer & information scientist
John C. Klensin is an American computer and information scientist and Internet pioneer whose work on protocols began in 1969 with the File Transfer Protocol. He authored or co-edited some sixty RFCs, including core standards for email (SMTP) and internationalized domain names, chaired the Internet Architecture Board, and was inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame in 2012. Public biographies do not document a Jewish identity; he is included here on the strength of the site's directory source.
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Computer & information scientist
Source: Jinfo.org — JEWISH COMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENTISTS
