Artificial Intelligence: People: Page 4

MIT Media Laboratory. Philosophically motivated AI, commonsense reasoning, aesthetics and AI, assistive software agents, lexical semantics, story understanding.

University of Washington. Machine learning, probabilistic reasoning, graphical probability models, tree belief networks and mixtures of trees, maximum entropy discrimination, spectral clustering and image segmentation.

Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) and Deputy Director of the Artificial Intelligence Research Institute of the CSIC. AI and music, qualitative approaches to landmark-based robot navigation.

Albert-Ludwigs-Universität, Freiburg, Germany. Professor. Knowledge representation, planning, and robotics, with an emphasis on robotic soccer.

Duke University. Chair, Department of Computer Science. AAAI Fellow. Computational linguistics, automatic programming and inference, Author of Great Ideas in Computer Science.

University of Ulster at Jordanstown. Dialogue modelling, natural language processing, computational linguistics, user modelling.

Tufts University. Human-computer interaction, tangible user interfaces, virtual environments, eye-gaze tracking.

University of Liverpool. Computational models of natural argument, affective natural language generation, conflict resolution.

Illinois Institute of Technology. Ph.D. student, Adaptive tutoring, natural language processing, machine learning, data mining.

Avaya, Inc. Document summarization, information retrieval, cross-document coreference.

Northwestern University. Qualitative physics, spatial reasoning, cognitive simulation of analogical processing.

University of Delaware. Department of Computer and Information Sciences Chair. Computational linguistics, dialog systems, machine learning, planning and plan recognition, medical informatics, user modeling.

Duke University. Automated theorem proving, logic programming, knowledge evaluation, expert systems, test-and-treatment problem.

Washington University in St. Louis. AI and the law, models of negotiation, modeling legal argument.

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Dialog theory, natural language generation, argumentation theory, intelligent tutoring systems.

MERL Cambridge Research. Collaborative inteface agents, spoken dialog, COLLAGEN, intelligent tutoring.