- First name: 
  Mark 
- Last name: 
  Giuliano 
- Email address: 
  REMOVED
- Phone number(s): 
  410-516-8688 
- Postal code: 
  21218 
- City: 
  Baltimore Maryland 
- Country: 
  USA 
- Organization(s) you work for or study at 
  (please supply the name and city for each organization): 
  Space Telescope Science Institute 
- Fields of interest 
  (e.g. computer linguistics, numerical analysis, business software, 
  medicine, bioinformatics): 
  AI 
  Planning and scheduling 
  Education 
  Programming languages 
  
- Have you written any Lisp-related papers? If so, please supply 
  bibliographical references (and URL's, if possible). 
  
COSI: Adding Constraints to the object-oriented paradigm 
 Gary Curtis and Mark Giuliano 
 LUG 99 
  
- Have you developed or participated in the development of any 
  Lisp-related programs or libraries? If so, please supply a URL, 
  if possible. 
  
SPIKE, and TRANS - Planning systems used for astronomical planning 
and scheduling for HST, SIRTF, CHANDRA, FUSE, ESO. 
  
http://www.stsci.edu/resources/software_hardware/spike/ 
  
- Lisp variants you have used (e.g. Common Lisp, Scheme, Dylan): 
  
  Common LISP 
  Logo with the kids. 
  
- Lisp variants you're currently using or intend to use in the 
  near future: 
  
  Same 
  
- Lisp implementations you have used 
  (e.g. CMUCL, Lispworks, Allegro Common Lisp): 
  
  FRANZ 
  
- Lisp implementations you're currently using or intend to use 
  in the near future: 
  
- Computer platforms on which you're using or deploying Lisp: 
  
We deploy our applications on solaris, windows, linux, and MAC OSX. 
  
- Number of years of experience with Lisp: 
  
  15 years of professional LISP programming. 
  
- Do you use Lisp: 
  - at work (if so, how much) 
  - for study (if so, how much) 
  - as a hobby (if so, how much) 
  
  As a hobby with the kids - a few hours a month 
  At work. Pretty much full time. 
  
- Are you using Lisp as much as you would like to? 
  If not, why not? 
  
  Yes. 
  
- Do you see any obstacles to further Lisp growth (if so, what 
  is the biggest obstacle in your opinion)? 
  
  Academic programs do not teach LISP. 
  LISP keeping up with the latest systems and tools at a reasonable 
  cost. 
  
- Would you be interested in a Lisp-related job or contract work? 
  
 No. Thanks. 
  
- Is your organization interested in hiring Lisp programmers? 
  
  Unfortunately we are not hiring anybody. 
  
- Are you currently participating in Lisp-related meetings? 
  If so, where and how often? 
  If not, would you be interested in such meetings? 
  
I have attended a few LISP conferences (NYC 2003, LUG 99).