\section {Summary} 

The IPP group on CDF now has six faculty, four research associates
and eleven graduate students working on the project. In the past we have
filled a number of leadership roles in the collaboration including:
reconstruction software project leader (Sinervo, 1993-1995),
calorimetry reconstruction leader (Savard, 1998-2000), speakers
committee chair (Trischuk, 1999-2001), top physics convener (Savard
2000-2002), physics software project leader (Savard, 2002-2003),
silicon tracker project leader (Trischuk, 2003-2004). We currently
have responsibility for the offline production manager (Savard 2004- )
and Monte Carlo simulation convener (Warburton, 2003- ). In addition,
members of our group have served on a number of internal committees,
ranging from those reviewing physics prior to publication, reviews of
detector upgrade proposals and, most recently, an evaluation of the
current silicon detector lifetime.  The table below summarises the
operational responsibilities and physics activities of all members of
the group that have been described in more detail in our proposal.

%
%  Table of CDF-IPP group members and their responsibilities
%  
\small
%\section*{{\bf The CDF-IPP group}}
\begin{center}
\begin{tabular}{|ll|cll|}\hline
{\bf Name}           & Position & Joined & Service Work & Physics Interest \\ \hline \hline
R.S.~Orr             & Faculty  & 2000 & Calorimeter software & Supersymmetry searches \\
J.~Pinfold           & Faculty  & 2001 & Database access offsite & Diffractive Higgs production \\
P.~Savard            & Faculty  & 1998 & Head Offline Operations & Top physics, exotic searches \\
P.K.~Sinervo         & Faculty  & 1991 & Calorimetry software  & Top mass \\
W.~Trischuk          & Faculty  & 1996 & Silicon offline reconstruction software & $W$ mass  \\
A.~Warburton         & Faculty  & 2003 & MC dataset coordination & Heavy quark production \\
\hline
H.~Beauchemin        & Research Assoc. & 2004 & MC dataset production & Di-lepton searches \\
B.~Caron             & Computing phys. & 2002 & MC dataset production & Diffractive production\\
S.~Carron            & Research Assoc. & 2005 & Calorimeter software & Top Physics \\
R.~Mazini            & Research Assoc. & 2003 & MC dataset production & Di-Boson MC generators \\
R.~Snihur            & Research Assoc. & 2003 & MC production tools & QCD physics \\
\hline
A.~Buzatu            & MSc Student & 2004 & Monte Carlo Production  & Top Physics \\
A.~Hamilton          & PhD Student & 2002 & Monitoring offsite database usage & Diffractive Higgs production \\
S.~Lai               & PhD Student & 2000 & Beamline measurement & Search for $t {\bar t}H$ production \\
D.~MacQueen          & PhD Student & 2000 & Missing energy algorithms & Search for Supersymmetry \\
S.~Pashapour         & PhD Student & 2000 & Calorimeter simulation validation & Top production mechanisms \\
P.~Roy               & MSc Student & 2005 & Monte Carlo Validation & \\
S.~Sabik             & PhD Student & 2001 & Silicon support upgrades & Top mass measurement \\
T.~Spreitzer         & PhD Student & 2004 & Calorimeter Reconstruction software  &  Top mass measurement  \\
I.~Vollrath          & PhD Student & 2001 & Detector position monitoring & Measurement of the $W$ mass \\
G.~Williams          & PhD Student & 2003 & MC event generator librarian & $B$ meson production \\
L.~Zhang             & PhD Student & 2005 & MC dataset production &  Diffractive  production \\
\hline
%\caption{Members of the CDF-IPP group and their roles in the experiments.}
\end{tabular}
\label{tab:budget}
\end{center}

\normalsize

Several students have recently graduated from the CDF-II project in
Canada over the last year. Bernd Stelzer was awarded a Humboldt
Fellowship and is now a research associate with the UCLA group on
CDF-II. Jean-Francois Arguin won a Chamberlain Fellowship at the Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory where he is shifting his research focus
to the ATLAS experiment at CERN.  Oliver Stelzer-Chilton has won one
of the first Marie Curie Fellowships for postdoctoral research from the
European Union. He will use it to continue his study of the $W$ boson
mass with the Oxford group on CDF-II.

We have also had several research associates move on to other
positions from the CDF-II project over the last few years. Dr. Michael
Riveline is now a senior research associate at the Weizmann Institute
in Israel where he is working on the ZEUS experiment. Dr. Kostas
Kordas has taken a staff scientist position at the INFN lab in
Frascati where he is working on the ATLAS experiment. Dr. Reda
Tafirout has recently taken a permanent staff scientist position at
TRIUMF where he is responsible for the ATLAS-Canada LHC Tier 1
computing centre.

Members of our group are currently producing physics measurements from
300 to 500 pb$^{-1}$ of data collected through the spring of 2004. We
recently recorded our first full 1 fb$^{-1}$ data sample in August 2005
and expect to accumulate a total of 1.5 fb$^{-1}$ before the spring 2006
shutdown. Two further doublings, first to surpass the original Run II
physics goal of 2 fb$^{-1}$, and then to an excess of 4 fb$^{-1}$ are
planned, by early 2007 and late 2008, respectively.  CDF will remain
the pre-eminent collider experiment until the start of LHC data-taking
and the CDF/IPP group is well positioned to continue to lead key
physics analyses over that period.
