Jonathan Sprinkle (Vanderbilt University) is the Principal Investigator of the Cyber-Physical Systems Virtual Organization (CPS-VO). He is a Professor in the Computer Science Department at Vanderbilt University. Prior to joining Vanderbilt, he was on the faculty of the University of Arizona, and served from 2017-2019 at the US National Science Foundation as a Program Director in Cyber- Physical Systems.

Cathy Wu (MIT) is an Associate Professor at MIT. Her research leverages machine learning to solve hard control and optimization problems for next-generation mobility. She is also spearheading efforts towards reproducible research in transportation, including a tutorial introducing reproducibility and Github at ITSC 2024.

Riley Wagner (Vanderbilt University) is a Research Program Coordinator, supporting the Cyber-Physical Systems Virtual Organization.

Katie Dey (Vanderbilt University) is a Research Projects Manager and the lead Project Manager for the CPS-VO. Dey has more than a decade of experience in the coordination and execution of International Conferences, Principal Investigator Meetings, National Planning Meetings, and Workshops.

Stephen Rees (Vanderbilt University) leads maintenance and development activities for the Virtual Organization for Cyber-Physical Research (cps-vo.org). In his role he facilitates development of new resources for researchers to utilize, from active resources that simulate CPS platforms to permanent storage of data for reproducible research results.

Junyi Ji (Vanderbilt University) is a Ph.D. student developing on traffic testbeds for open data and tools.