R Glen Cooper is a member of Newdale Systems Inc., specializing in advanced client-server database systems. In the past he's written a variety of logic-based expert systems, and several resource optimization solutions. Glen is the principal author of peer-reviewed papers in both Mathematics and Medicine: [1] Glen Cooper, "On Complexity of Complete First-Order Theories", Zeitschr. f. math. Logik und Grundlagen d. Math, Bd. 28, S.93 – 136 (1982) (PhD thesis) [2] Glen Cooper, JM Friedman, "Interpreting Chromosomal Abnormalities Using Prolog", Computers and Biomedical Research 23, 153-164 (1990) His 18-page MSc thesis in Non-standard Analysis motivated some work in logic programming and expert systems, some of which has been the subject of other projects: Craig Larman, "Learning From Knowledge Systems", M.Sc. Thesis, Simon Fraser University, (1995) He's also written popular articles in computing and mathematics: [1] "Expert Systems Now Viable For Many Companies", BCDISCOVERY, July 1988 [2] "Developing Expert Systems: What Are The Problems?", BC Professional Engineer, Dec 1989 [3] "Neural Nets and Fuzzy Chips", BCDISCOVERY, Sep 1990 [4] "Real Time, Real Decisions", BCDISCOVERY, Feb 1991 [5] "Ordering Tables To Preserve Referential Integrity", www.sqlservercentral.com, 20 Mar 2009 [6] "Mathematical Auditing Of Email Broadcasts", www.sqlservercentral.com, 22 May 2009 [7] "Row Oriented Security Using Triggers", www.sqlservercentral.com, 23 Apr 2010 [8] "Calling SQL Server With A BlackBerry Phone", www.sqlservercentral.com, 9 Feb 2011 some of which has been re-published elsewhere: [5] "Best Of SQLServerCentral.com, Vol. 7", Red Gate Books, Cambridge, UK (2009). Glen has enjoyed the support of several Canadian SR&ED funding initiatives (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008), along with support from the BC Science Council (1988, 1991), Western Economic Diversification, and the National Research Council. Home