Links to people and websites related to Maximum Entropy and Information-theoretic methods, many of them include information on workshops, papers, examples, tutorials and softwares. This list is certainly incomplete. Please e-mail Ximing Wu ( xwu@ag.tamu.edu) for suggested people and websites that shall be included.

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NSF Center for Science of Information

Avellaneda, Marco (NYU) See course on information theory and financial modeling
Barron, Andrew (Yale)
Bera, Anil (University of Illinois)
Berger, Adam (CMU) MaxEnt and exponential models with a focus on language modelling
Caticha, Ariel (SUNY Albany)
Csiszar, Imre (Alfred Renyi Institute of Mathematics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
Cover, Thomas (Stanford)
Cornwell, Tim (Australia Telescope National Facility) MEM deconvolution
Entropy online journal
Golan, Amos (American University)
IEEE Information Theory Society
Imbens, Guido (Harvard)
Jaynes, E.T. Bibliography
Judge, George (UC-Berkeley)
Kitamura, Yuichi (Yale)
Maxent softwares for species habitat modeling
Maximum Entropy Deconvolution
Maximum Entropy methods and data analysis
Maximum Entropy Modeling A lot of links to useful online resources, with a focus on natural language process
Maximum Entropy Online Resources
Miller, Doug (University of Missouri)
Mittelhammer, Ron (Washington State University)
Opennlp maxent package with a focus on natural language processing
Perloff, Jeffrey (UC-Berkeley)
Stutzer, Michael (University of Colorado, Boulder)
Sukumar, N (UC-Davis) Information-theoretic approximation schemes in mechanics computations
Ullah, Aman (University of California Riverside)
Wu, Ximing (Texas A&M University)
Yakovenko, Victor (University of Maryland, College Park)
Zellner, Arnold (Chicago University)