February 25-26, 2010- Ashok Goel visits Carnegie-Mellon University and gives an invited talk on “Design, Analogy, Creativity.”
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Thagard visits DILab
February 19, 2010- Professor Paul Thagard from University of Waterloo, Canada, visits DILab.
Billman visits Dilab
February 11, 2010- Dr. Dorrit Billman from NASA Human Systems Integration Division visits DILab.
Paper accepted to ICLS
January 30, 2010- The following paper has been accepted for presentation to the 2010 ICLS conference in Chicago, June 2010:
Suparna Sinha, Steven Gray, Cindy Hmelo-Silver, Rebecca Jordan, Sameer Honwad, Catherine Eberbach, Spencer Rugaber, Swaroop Vattam & Ashok Goel. Appropriating Conceptual Representations: A Case of Transfer in a Middle School Science Teacher. To appear in Proc. Ninth International Conference of the Learning Sciences, Chicago, June 28-29, 2010.
Hirch visits DILab
January 29, 2010- Dr. Haym Hirsh from NSF visits DILab.
Kuipers visits DILab
January 15, 2010- Professor Benjamin Kuipers from the University of Michigan visits DILab.
McGreggor participates in conferencein Portugal
January 7-9, 2010- Keith McGreggor participates in the First International Conference in Lisbon, Portugal. Keith presents the paper “A Fractal Approach to Visual Analogy.”
McGreggor and Kunda’s workshop proposal accepted
December 2009- Keith McGreggor and Maithilee Kunda’s proposal for a AAAI-2010 workshop on Visual Representation and Reasoning is accepted. Please see the workshop website for details.
Martie joins DILab, Gupta graduates
December 2009- Lee Martie joins DILab as full-time research scientist. Lee will work primarily on the Game AI project called GAIA. In addition, he will help DILab with technical issues. Welcome Lee.
Shantanu Gupta graduates with a MS in Computer Science! Shantanu worked on the Augur project on meta-reasoming. Congratulations Shantanu!
Kunda and McGreggor participate in AI symposium
November 5-6, 2009- Mathilee Kunda and Keith McGreggor participate in the the AAAI Fall Symposium on Multi-representational Architectures for Human-level Intelligence in Washington, DC, and present the “Addressing the Raven’s Progressive Matrices Test of ‘General’ Intelligence.”