Crain's Chicago Business named Globus Project lead architect Steve Tuecke to its list of the "brightest stars" under age 40 in the Chicago area. Other awardees include CEO's, a federal judge, a bank president, a soprano with the Lyric Opera of Chicago, a soccer star and many entrepreneurs. "A quiet revolution is brewing in the computer world," says the Crain's article(http://www.chicagobusiness.com/cgi-bin/article.pl?mpid=35&page_id=1262). "What Steven J. Tuecke and others are doing at Argonne National Laboratory is akin to the mid-1990s creation of the browser software that made the Internet accessible to the masses." Earlier in 2002, Tuecke was among MIT's TR100, the top innovators nationally under age 35(http://www.technologyreview.com/articles/tr100_0602.asp).