Institut de echerche en Informatique de Toulouse
University Paul Sabatier
Leila Amgoud, CV
Leila Amgoud is a
CNRS
researcher at
IRIT lab of
Paul Sabatier University, Toulouse - France since
2001. Before, she was a researcher in the Agent Applications, Research and
Technology (ART)
Department of Computer Science of Liverpool University. She
received a PhD degree in the area of Artificial Intelligence in 1996 from
the University of Toulouse in July 1999. Her research interests include
non-monotonic reasoning, argumentation-based reasoning, information fusion
and inconsistency management, modeling interactions between autonmous agents
(negotiation, persuasion, Agent communication languages). She has served on
the program comitee in different workshops on argumentation.
Claudette Cayrol, CV
Claudette Cayrol is a Professor of Computer Science at the University Paul
Sabatier in
Toulouse (France). She received a PhD in 1986 with a thesis about the
handling of imprecision and uncertainty in information systems, and the "Habilitation
u Diriger des Recherches" in 1995, both from the University Paul Sabatier.
Her current research interests are in defeasible reasoning, classical and
non-classical logics, inconsistency-handling and argumentation-based
reasoning.
Didier Dubois, CV
Didier Dubois , IRIT, Universite Paul Sabatier, Toulouse (France), "Directeur
de Recherche" at C.N.R.S..His main topics of interest are the modeling of
uncertainty, knowledge representation and approximate reasoning, operations
research and decision analysis, on which he has (co)-authored numerous
publications. He co-authored two monographs and co-edited several books,
including the 7 volume Handbooks of Fuzzy Sets Series (Kluwer, 1998-2000).
He is co-editor-in-chief of Fuzzy Sets and Systems, and belongs to the
editorial board of several other journals.
Marie-Christine Lagasquie-Schiex, CV
Marie-Christine Lagasquie-Schiex is a maitre de conferences (associate
professor) of Computer Science at IRIT Laboratory of Paul Sabatier
University, Toulouse, France since 1997. She obtained a PhD from this
university in 1995 in the area of Artificial Intelligence. Her research
interests are in nonmonotonic reasoning and complexity, inconsistency
management, classical logics with preferences management, conflict
resolution with application to project management, argumentation systems.
Henri Prade, CV
Henri Prade , IRIT, Universite Paul Sabatier, Toulouse (France), "Directeur
de Recherche" at C.N.R.S.. He has (co)-authored several books and numerous
publications. His research interests include uncertainty modeling,
non-classical logics, approximate and plausible reasoning, with applications
to artificial intelligence, and information systems. He co-edited several
books (with D.Dubois), including the 7 volume Handbooks of Fuzzy Sets (Kluwer,
1998-2000); he serves on the editorial board of several journals including
Artificial Intelligence Journal and Fuzzy Sets and Systems.
