Barbara Liskov

Barbara Liskov
Liskov pada 2010.
Lahir	Barbara Jane Huberman 7 November 1939 (umur 85) Los Angeles, California
Kewarganegaraan	Amerika Serikat
Almamater	Universitas California, Berkeley Universitas Stanford
Dikenal atas	Venus (sistem operasi) CLU dan Argus Thor (basis data berorientasi objek) Prinsip substitusi Liskov
Suami/istri	Nathan Liskov (1970–)
Anak	1
Penghargaan	IEEE John von Neumann Medal (2004) A. M. Turing Award (2008) Computer Pioneer Award (2018)
Karier ilmiah
Bidang	Ilmu komputer
Institusi	Institut Teknologi Massachusetts
Disertasi	A Program to Play Chess End Games (1968)
Pembimbing doktoral	John McCarthy[1]
Mahasiswa doktoral	Maurice Herlihy, J. Eliot Moss, Sanjay Ghemawat

Barbara Liskov (lahir 7 November 1939 sebagai Barbara Jane Huberman) adalah seorang ilmuwan komputer Amerika Serikat.^[2] Ia adalah salah satu wanita pertama yang meraih gelar dokterandes dalam ilmu komputer di Amerika Serikat dan pemenang Penghargaan Turing yang mengembangkan prinsip substitusi Liskov.

• Prof. Liskov's home page
• Programming Methodology Group
• Turing Award press release
• Interview in Quanta magazine
• Tom Van Vleck, Barbara Liskov, A.M. Turing Award Winner
• National Public Radio "Science Friday" interview with Barbara Liskov, originally aired on 13 Mar 2009
• Celebrating Women of Distinction, Barbara Liskov, Turing Award interview by, Stephen Ibaraki
• "Barbara Liskov: An Interview Conducted by William Aspray, IEEE History Center, August 6, 1991". GHN: IEEE Global History Network. Diakses tanggal 2013-11-29. 
• John V. Guttag, Barbara Liskov, The Electron and The Bit: EECS at MIT, 1902–2002, Chapter VII: "Pioneering Women in EECS", pp. 225–239, 2003, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT
• Barbara Liskov named Institute Professor, MIT News, July 1, 2008
• Department News: Barbara Liskov named Institute Professor Diarsipkan 2016-11-05 di Wayback Machine., EECS Newsletter, Fall 2008
• Natasha Plotkin, Barbara Liskov named Institute Professor, The Tech (MIT), 128,29, July 9, 2008
• Robert Weisman, Top prize in computing goes to MIT professor, The Boston Globe, March 10, 2009
• Erica Naone, Driven to Abstraction, MIT Technology Review, December 21, 2009
• Barbara Liskov Diarsipkan 2018-07-12 di Wayback Machine. at the Chess programming wiki