I'm a member of the Software Preservation Group, and have been working on a FORTRAN project to collect source code and documents from the early history of the FORTRAN programming language and a LISP project for the LISP programming language. I also maintain a blog called Dusty Decks where I chronicle my collection activities. Other software history projects that I've been involved with include:

• a System R web site for the IBM research project that gave birth to the SQL query language, query optimization techniques and transaction semantics that give modern database systems their performance and expressiveness.
• a Cal TSS web site for the U.C. Berkeley research project that built one of the first capability-oriented operating systems.
• the online IBM Stretch Collection of documents donated by Harwood Kolsky to the Computer History Museum.

Here is a little more information about me.