TJ Green is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the
University of California, Davis. His research interests include
collaborative data sharing, data provenance, incomplete and
probabilistic databases, and query optimization. He received his BS in
Computer Science from Yale University in 1997, his MS in Computer
Science from the University of Washington in 2001, and his PhD in
Computer and Information Science from the University of Pennsylvania
in 2009. As a PhD student, he won the Best Student Paper award at ICDT
2009 and the Morris and Dorothy Rubinoff Award in 2010, given to the
outstanding Computer Science dissertation at Penn. Prior to beginning
his PhD, he worked for four years at Microsoft as a Software Design
Engineer and Development Lead, and for two years at Xyleme as a
Software Design Engineer.