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- a security researcher, helping individuals enjoy the better side of communication technology using a combination of economics and security
- currently focuses on secure and private big data analytics and security aspects of ubiquitous communications
- Ph.D. in Computer and Communication Systems and a M.Eng. in Communication Systems, both from Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne
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- applies AI planning & KR to real-world problems
- semantic workflows, cognitive robotics, ubicomp
- specializes highly dynamic, open-world environments
- Ph.D., University of Toronto
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- designs, builds, operates, and maintains experimental systems
- extensive experience with analog and digital electronics
- M.S. and B.S. in Electronic Engineering from the University of Florence (Italy)
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- software developer
- led the development of the Diagnostic Competition Framework at NASA
- software used successfully in PHM Society's International Diagnostic Competition
- B.S., Mathematics, Santa Clara University; working on M.S., Computer Science, Stanford University
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- ad hoc networking and wireless networking
- General Chair or Program Chair of multiple conferences
- more than 400 papers and 35 patents
- IEEE and ACM Fellow; IEEE Computer Society Technical Achievement Award 2011
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- manages Energy Systems group at PARC
- experimential physics
- experience in optics, electronics, micromechanical systems, microfabrication, vacuum, cryogenics
- Ph.D., Physics, Cornell University
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- evaluation, planning, behavioral theory, modeling, requirement analysis, competency transfer, advertising, and public health
- ethnography for healthcare, distributed workplaces, human-display interaction
- Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley
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- directs artificial intelligence and predictive analytics focused on the enterprise
- anomaly and fraud detection, contextual intelligence, recommendation systems, and tools for smart organizations
- developing rich, predictive user models
- M.S. in Computer Science from Stanford University; M.S. in Cognitive Psychology from the University of Dayton; B.S. in Psychology from Otterbein College
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- modeling complex business processes for decision support system
- relevance-based document retrieval from personal library
- usability of large software systems
- M.S., Software Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University
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- established infrastructure and protocols for several biomedical research projects, including DNA microarray printing, protein purification, and immunofluorescent detection of circulating rare cells (cancer and fetal)
- clean water
- broad expertise in biochemical engineering and life sciences
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- heuristic search, packing, constraint satisfaction, planning, scheduling
- Ph.D., Computer Science, UCLA
- former Micro Fellow and EGSA Angels Fellow
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- capture and practical management of knowledge -- how knowledge is shared, acquired, transferred, and used as part of activities
- ethnographic studies of work practice in various professional work settings, including emergency medical practice and system engineers' project management
- Ph.D., Sociology, University of Manchester
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- user experience designer, studies the use of technology in real-world contexts, specializes in using highly iterative design techniques
- tools that support lightweight communication and collaboration, mobile systems, and use of multimedia
- co-authored "Designing from Both Sides of the Screen"
- Ph.D., cognitive psychology, Stanford University
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- produces software for various embedded reasoning systems projects
- was computer scientist at NASA Ames Reserach Center & SRI International
- developed intelligent software leveraging automated planning and scheduling for various applications
- Ph.D., Artificial Intelligence
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- guided team that has developed laser diodes and light emitting diodes in the visible and UV spectral regions and made major contributions to fundamental understanding of the material and devices
- over 330 research papers in technical journals and conference proceedings & more than 11 patents
- Fellow of the American Physical Society and IEEE
- Ph.D., Princeton University
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- directs PARC's ISL research organization, which focuses on social software, cyberphysical systems to control complex processes, agent-based modeling and simulation of complex work environments
- as a scientist, specialized in intelligent interfaces for mobile and ubiquitous computing applications
- worked at Silicon Graphics; Uppercase Inc. (acquired by Microsoft); 12 Entrepreneuring; Skygrid
- Ph.D., Cognitive Psychology, University of Pittsburgh
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- nitride based light emitters, ultra sensitive detection systems
- flow cytometry for biomedical applications
- over 60 issued and pending patents and 100 publications
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- qualitative reasoning, machine learning, planning, intelligent agents, spatial reasoning
- worked in U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
- Ph.D., Northwestern University EECS
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- Instrumental the development of Xerox's Mixed Raster Content and Vista Color initiatives.
- Applications of document image indexing.
- M.Sc and B.Sc degrees from Tel-Aviv University. Ph.D. from Yale in Electrical Engineering.
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- mechanical engineering and product design for cleantech and printing technologies
- primary role in patent for Hydrodynamic Separation (HDS)
- manufacturing technologies for the HDS device
- M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Texas at Arlington and his B.E. in Mechanical Engineering and HSC in Science from Shivaji University.
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- focuses on statistical machine learning and data mining methods for anomaly detection and pattern recognition in multivariate, temporal, and relational data
- research interests include statistics, machine learning, data mining, and signal processing with specific focus on ensemble methods and large sample estimation theory
- Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Systems in 2012, M.A. in Statistics in 2011, and M.S. in Electrical Engineering: Systems in 2009, all from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. He also received his B.Tech degree in Electrical Engineering from IIT Madras in 2006.
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- user experience designer, researcher, and author
- with more than 20 years experience, designs products, business processes, and services at the leading edge of technological change
- Co-founder of ThingM and Adaptive Path
- Dual major B.S./B.A. in Computer Science and Film/Video Studies from the University of Michigan
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- design and development of complex systems
- engineering design automation and optimization
- prognostic and health management, model-based systems, automated reasoning, knowledge and information management, risk and reliability-based design
- previously at NASA Ames Research Center and Dell Corporation
- PhD, UT Austin, MS, Carnegie Mellon University, Mechanical Engineering
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- Printed and Flexible Electronics