Yazdani

Yazdani became something of an Internet sensation when he plastered his "Buket" bomb 20 feet above the busy Hollywood Freeway -- vandalism that was captured on videotape and posted with a rap soundtrack on YouTube and numerous tagger-related blogs.

Boing Boing 2009

Los Angeles tagger "Buket," aka, Cyrus Yazdani, was today sentenced to 3 years and 8 months in California state prison.

Boing Boing 2009

Yazdani: "How often do you walk through a museum and hear someone say 'Oh, I can do that!'"

Tibby Rothman: Architects on Inspiration: It's Not Quite 'Ah Ha' Tibby Rothman 2011

Yazdani: "How often do you walk through a museum and hear someone say 'Oh, I can do that!'"

Tibby Rothman: Architects on Inspiration: It's Not Quite 'Ah Ha' Tibby Rothman 2011

Yazdani must also pay $117,196 in restitution fines.

Boing Boing 2009

Baback Yazdani , dean of Nottingham Business School, said European governments get around procurement rules by structuring contracts to take into account criteria such as local jobs and the contract's impact on the local area.

U.K. Weighs Shift on Contracts Alistair MacDonald 2011

Yazdani, who has an art degree and a job, is on probation for -- you guessed it, felony vandalism.

CNN Transcript May 28, 2008 2008

"Our measurements show that Cooper pairs survive in local patches of the material at temperatures far above the critical temperature," said Yazdani, a professor of physics at Princeton.

Nanoscale Imaging Shows Unexpected Behaviors in High-Temperature Superconductors | Impact Lab 2007

"We spent about two and a half years looking at many different samples at different temperatures to decipher the story," Yazdani said.

Nanoscale Imaging Shows Unexpected Behaviors in High-Temperature Superconductors | Impact Lab 2007

"This type of precision experiment performed while varying temperature gives us a new window into the complex problem of ceramic superconductors," Yazdani said.

Nanoscale Imaging Shows Unexpected Behaviors in High-Temperature Superconductors | Impact Lab 2007