Stanford Network Analysis Platform (SNAP) is a general purpose, high
performance system for graph and network manipulation and analysis.

Jure Leskovec started developing SNAP during his PhD studies in 2005.
Rok Sosic has been maintaining the code since 2012. GLib, which is used
extensively by SNAP, was started by Marko Grobelnik in 1996.

The following people also contributed to the development of SNAP
(in alphabetical order).

Ruth-Ann Armstrong
Arijit Banerjee
Austin Benson
Justin Cheng
Royce Cheng-Yue
Blaz Fortuna
Florian Geigl
Stephen Dean Guo
Agrim Gupta
Shubham Gupta
Tim Hsieh
Richard Hsu
Farzaan Kaiyom
Chentai Kao
Mario Karlovcec
Nikhil Khadke
Vikesh Khanna
Emmanouil Kiagias
Myunghwan Kim
Vid Kocijan
Viswesh Krishna
Saachi Jain
Jason Jong
Peter Lofgren
Stephen Macke
Carolina Mattsson
Julian McAuley
Morteza Milani
Riyad Parvez
Yonathan Perez
Mohana Prasad
Rohan Puttagunta
Martin Raison
Sheila Ramaswamy
Manuel Gomez Rodriguez
Kenny Root
Davide Sardina
Christoph Schaefer
Pararth Shah
Nicholas Shelly
Klemen Simonic
Guo Tai
Ming Han Teh
Ba-Quan Truong
Utkarsh Upadhyay
Theodore Vasiloudis
Viswajith Venugopal
Avery Wang
Jaewon Yang
Hao Yin
David Zeng
Chenguang Zhu
Ziga Zupanec

