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The members of the ONETEP Developers' Group were originally based in the Theory of Condensed Matter (TCM) group at the Cavendish Laboratory in the University of Cambridge.

Peter Haynes began his doctoral research on linear-scaling methods in TCM in 1995. Following Research Fellowships at Magdalene and Sidney Sussex Colleges, he won a Royal Society University Research Fellowship. He is currently a Reader in Materials and Physics, a post held jointly between the departments of Materials and Physics at Imperial College London, and closely associated with the Thomas Young Centre for the Theory and Simulation of Materials. Chris-Kriton Skylaris began his doctoral research on electronic structure methods, including linear-scaling algorithms, in April 1996 in Theoretical Chemistry in Cambridge . Following an EU ICARUS Fellowship at the CINECA supercomputing centre in Italy to train in parallel code development, he began research as a postdoc for Mike Payne in TCM in December 1999. In October 2004 he took up a Royal Society University Research Fellowship in Oxford and in June 2006 a Lectureship in Structural and Materials Chemistry in Southampton .
Arash Mostofi has worked on linear-scaling methods since 2000, completing his doctoral research in TCM in 2003. He is a Research Fellow at Christ's College, Cambridge, and is currently on intermission to do research in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Mike Payne holds the Chair of Computational Physics at the University of Cambridge. He has worked on first principles total energy calculations since 1985 and is the author of the first principles total energy pseudopotential code CASTEP. He was awarded the 1996 Maxwell Medal and Prize by the Institute of Physics and gave the 1998 Mott Lecture.