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\section{Question 1}

Manuela Veloso is a researcher in the field of artificial intelligence
continuously pushing forward novel ideas and areas of research. In her
own words, she states her career goals:

\begin{quote}

{\it Can we create intelligent artifacts that continuously plan, act,
perceive, and learn in complex dynamic environments?} This is the most
general question that drives my research.

My long term research objective is therefore well defined: I am
dedicated to contribute in a unique way toward one of the goals of
Artificial Intelligence, namely the investigation and development of
intelligent agents where cognition, perception, and action are
seamlessly integrated to jointly address high-level and low-level
reasoning tasks. I find that this is a challenging long-term research
agenda involving a variety number of open research directions,
including bridging significant syntactic and semantic representation
gaps, determining efficient models and algorithms for hierarchical
levels of decision making, and learning to efficiently handle complex
dynamic problem solving environments.

My current and planned future research work is in line with my
long-term research goal and is grounded in my early research on the
algorithmic integration of planning, execution, and learning
algorithms. The problem of real-time continuous action selection and
execution fascinates me. It is a research question far from being
solved. Multi-robot environments provide a challenging environment for
research in my areas of interests.  My goal is to concretely pursue
research in planning, execution, and learning in multi-robot
environments. My current projects build upon and expand this area of
research. Similarly, theories on planning, learning, and execution in
multi-agent systems provide the main core of my on-going and future
graduate-level elective teaching.

\end{quote}

In summary, her overriding scientific goal is to understand the impact
of goal-driven reasoning and learning from experience to refine the
action models of multiple intelligent agents. The objective is to
improve problem solving efficiency and quality in dynamic and
uncertain environments with multiple agents affected by a large number
of factors with different degrees of controllability and
interdependency.

\section{Question 2}

Manuela has a tremendous visibility in the artificial intelligence and
robotics communities. She plays a major role model and inspiration to
young women. She works with undergraduate and graduate women in
Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon. She has been invited for several
fori of discussion about gender issues nationally and internationally.

\section{Question 3}

Her list of honors, awards, service, and invited presentations
demonstrates well her recognitions.

{\large \bf Honors and Awards}\\[1mm]

\begin{tabbing}
Jul 02 \= - present \= aaa Column  right column \kill
\> 2007 \> Program Chair of the 2007 International Joint Conference of Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI'07)\\ [1mm]

\> 2005 \> Program Co-Chair of the 2005 Conference of the
American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI'05)\\ [1mm]

\> 2003 \>AAAI Fellow (Fellow of the American Association of Artificial Intelligence)\\ [1mm]

\> 2004 \>RoboCup US Open'04: 1st place: Sony Legged-Robot League; 1st place: Simulation Soccer Coach; 3rd place; Simulation Soccer League \\ [1mm]

\> 2003 \>RoboCup'03: 4th place: Sony Legged-Robot and Small-Size Robot Leagues \\ [1mm]

\> 2003 \>RoboCup American Open: 1st place: Sony Legged-Robot and Small-Size Robot Leagues \\ [1mm]

\> 2002 \>RoboCup'02: 1st place Sony Legged-Robot League \\ [1mm]

\> 2001 \>RoboCup'01: 2nd place Sony Legged-Robot League \\ [1mm]

\> 2000 \>RoboCup'00: 3rd place: Simulator and Sony Legged-Robot Leagues \\ [1mm]

\> 1999 \>RoboCup'99: 1st place Simulator League;
  3rd place Sony Legged-Robot League \\ [1mm]

\> 1998 \>RoboCup'98: 1st place: Simulator, Small-Size Robot,
and Sony Legged-Robot Leagues \\ [1mm]

\> 1997 \>Allen Newell Excellence in Research Award \\[1mm]

\> 1997 \>RoboCup'97: 1st place Small-Size Robot League; 
3rd place Simulator League \\[1mm]

\> 1995 \>NSF Career Award \\[1mm]

J\=ul 02 \= - presenta\= aaa Column  right column \kill
\> 1994 \> - 1998 \>Finmeccanica Chair \\[1mm]

aaaa\=aaa - presen\= aaa Column  right column \kill
\> 1986 \>AT\&T Information Systems Award for Outstanding
Academic Achievement\\[1mm]

J\=ul 02 \= - presenta\= aaa Column  right column \kill
\> 1984 \> - 1987 \> Fellowship from the National Institute for
Scientific Research, Portugal \\[0.5mm]

\end{tabbing}


\vspace*{0.5cm}
\noindent {\large \bf Professional Activities and Press} 

\begin{description} \itemsep 0pt

\item [\bf Editorial Board:] {\it Autonomous Robots}, {\it Journal of Artificial 
Intelligence Research}, {\it International Journal of
Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems}

\item [\bf Reviewer:] {\it Artificial Intelligence}, 
	{\it Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research}, 
        {\it Machine Learning}, {\it Autonomous Robots}

\item [\bf Member of:] AAAS, AAAI, AAAI Executive Council Member, IEEE

\item [\bf Vice President and Trustee:] RoboCup Federation

\item [\bf General Chair:] First RoboCup American Open 2003, Carnegie Mellon,
Pittsburgh, April 30 -- May 4, 2003

\item [\bf General Chair:] RoboCup-2001, Seattle, USA, August 2--10, 2001

\item [Advisory Committee:] IJCAI-03

\item [Senior Program Committee:] IJCAI-01, AAMAS-02, AAAI-01,
Agents-01, AAAI-00, Agents-00, AAAI-99

\item [Program Committee:] AAAI-04, IAAI-04, AAMAS-04, IAV-04, AIPS-02,
ECP-01, ICML-00, AIPS-00, EPIA-99, ICML-99, ICCBR-99, IJCAI-99,
Agents-99, Agents-98, ICML-98, AAAI-98, Agents-97, EPIA-97,
RoboCup-97, AAAI-97, ICCBR-97, AIPS-94

\item [Worshop Co-Chair:] AIPS-02, RoboCup-99

\item [General Organizing Chair:] RoboCup-01, First RoboCup American Open'03

\item [General Organizing Co-Chair:] RoboCup-98, RoboCup-00

\item [Program Co-Chair:] ICCBR-95, AIPS-98

\item [Program Chair:] NSF-sponsored workshop on ``Intelligent Robotic
Agents,'' Brazil, March 1997

\item[Press:]
Since 1997, interviewed by many national and international reporters
and cited in many (more than 50?) publications, including national and
international newspapers, magazines, and TV productions, to wit
``Scientific American Frontiers'' on {\it Games Machines Play},
premiered May 21, 2002 and {\it Natural Born Robots}, premiered
November 2, 1999.

\end{description}

\noindent (AAAI - {\it American Association of Artificial
Intelligence;} Agents - {\it International Conference on Agents;} AIPS
- {\it International Conference on Artificial Intelligence Planning
Systems;} EPIA - {\it Portuguese Conference on Artificial
Intelligence; } ICCBR - {\it International Conference on Case-Based
Reasoning;} ICML - {\it International Conference on Machine Learning;}
IJCAI - {\it International Joint Conference on Artificial
Intelligence.})

\noindent {\large \bf Invited Presentations} 

\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 2005}}

\begin{s_itemize}

\item February 23, 2005 - {\bf Harvey Mudd}.

\item February 10, 2005 - {\bf University of Minnesota Digital Technology
Center's Science and Technology Innovators Seminar Series}.

\end{s_itemize}

\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 2004}}

\begin{s_itemize}

\item December 18, 2004 - Keynote speaker, {\bf The International
Conference on Knowledge Based Computer System, KBCS,} Hyderabad,
India.

\item November 16, 2004 - Invited Panelist on "e-quality", a session
dealing with gender issues and the Information Society, {\bf IST2004
Conference}, The Hague, Netherlands.

\item November 10, 2004 - {\bf Annual Biomedical Research
Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS)}, Washington, DC.

\item July 26, 2004 - {\bf AAAI-04 Workshop on ``Intelligent Agent 
Architectures: Combining the Strengths of Software Engineering 
and Cognitive Systems''}, San Jose, CA.

\item June 26, 2004 - {\bf International Symposium ``GIST''
Gender Perspectives Increasing Diversity for Information Society
Technology}, Bremen, Germany.

\item May 20, 2004 - {\bf UOP/Honeywell Invitational Lecture Series}, 
Chicago, IL, host: Dr. Richard Willis.

\item May 17, 2004 - {\bf AI Canadian Conference}, Keynote Speaker, London, 
Ontario, Canada.

\item April 19, 2004 - {\bf Community Day College}, Pitsburgh.

\item April 2, 2004 - {\bf University of Alberta}, AI seminar, Edmonton, Canada.

\item March 12, 2004 - {\bf IAS-8, Intelligent Autonomous Systems Conference},
Amsterdam, Keynote Speaker.

\item March 11, 2004 - {\bf LEURRE European Project Worskshop},
Amsterdam.

\item March 9-12, 2004 - {\bf DarpaTech}, Los Angeles, CA.

\item March 3, 2004 - {\bf Princeton University}, Princeton.

\item February 26, 2004 - {\bf Williams College}, Class of 60s Scholar program,
Distinguished Lecture series.

\item January 8, 2004 - {\bf Universit\`a La Sapienza}, Rome, Italy.

\end{s_itemize}

\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 2003}}

\begin{s_itemize}

\item November 13, 2003 - {\bf DARPA IPTO 40th Anniversary
Conference}, Washington DC, Invited Provocateur in the team of ``Perception''.

\item November 10, 2003 - {\bf Rice University}, Distinguished Lecture.

\item October 25, 2003 - {\bf Carnegie Mellon Homecoming}, Platinum Dinner, 
``Teams of Robots.''

\item October 15, 2003 - {\bf International LISP conference}, NYC, invited lecture,
``Real-Time Multi-Robot Coordination in Dynamic Environments.''

\item July 12, 2003 - {\bf RoboCup-2003}, Keynote Lecture.
``Robot Soccer: A Fantastic and Challenging Research Pursuit.''

\item May 9, 2003 - {\bf Robotica 2003}, Keynote Lecture,
Lisbon, Portugal. ``Coordination of Robot Teams in Adversarial Environments.''

\item May 7, 2003 - {\bf IRST}, Distinguished Lecture,
Trento, Italy. ``Coordination of Teams of Robots.''

\item April 3, 2003 - {\bf Snowbird Workshop}, Invited lecture,
Salt Lake City, UT. ``Dynamic Multi-Robot Coordination in the Presence of
Teammates and Adversaries.''

\item February 27, 2003 - {\bf Michigan State University}, Annual
Distinguished Lecture, Physics Department, East Lansing, MI. ``Robots
that can Collaborate and Learn.''

\item January 30, 2003 - {\bf Harvard University}. ``Multi-robot
Coordination in Dynamic Environments.''

\item January 17, 2003 - {\bf Georgia Institute of 
Technology}, Atlanta, GA. ``Coordinating Autonomous Robots.''

\end{s_itemize}

\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 2002}}

\begin{s_itemize}

\item December 13-15, 2002 - {\bf The Future of AI Workshop}, Tokyo, Japan.
``Autonomous Robot Soccer Teams.''

\item December 12, 2002  - {\bf AdIn Research}, Tokyo, Japan.
``Autonomous Robot Soccer Teams.''

\item December 11, 2002 - {\bf Sony}, Tokyo, Japan.  ``Autonomous Robot
Research at Carnegie Mellon.''

\item November 8, 2002 - {\bf Mexico Institute for Applied Mathematics
and Systems}, ``Autonomous Multi-Robot Team Perception, Action,
Execution, and Learning in Adversarial Environments.''

\item November 3-5, 2002 - {\bf Darpa IPTO Workshop}, Airlie House.
``Purposeful Perception.''

\item October 30, 2002 - {\bf International Lisp Conference}, San Francisco.

\item October 24, 2002 - {\bf St. John's University}, NYC.
``Robots as Autonomous Beings with Perception, Cognition, and Action.''

\item October 10, 2002 - {\bf Grace Hopper Conference}, Vancouver, Canada

\item October 8, 2002 - {\bf National Academy of Engineering}.
``Autonomous Robot Soccer Teams.''

\item September 13, 2002 -  {\bf CP'02 doctoral programme}, 
Cornell University. ``To Advise and To Be Advised.''

\item September 2, 2002 - {\bf EURON Summer School on Cooperative 
Robotics}, Lisbon, Portugal. ``Perception, Action Selection, and
Learning for Teams of Robots in Adversarial Domains.''

\item August 1, 2002 - {\bf HRL}, Malibu, CA. ``Autonomous
Multi-Robot Teams.''

\item July 27, 2002 - {\bf DarpaTech}, Los Angeles, CA.

\item July 9, 2002 - {\bf NIST}, host: Larry Reeker, Washington, DC.
``Autonomous Multi-Robot Teams.''

\item July 8, 2002 - {\bf IDA}, host: Joe Toth, Washington, DC.
``Behaviors in Teams of Complete Intelligent Agents.''

\item May 7, 2002 - {\bf Carnegie Mellon}, AI seminar.
``Multi-Robot Team Coordination and Learning in Adversarial
Environments.''

\item May 3, 2002 - {\bf Lehigh University}, Distinguished Lecture.
``Autonomous Multi-Robot Teams.''

\item April 24, 2002 - {\bf CNRS}, Nice, France.
``Autonomous Multi-Robot Teams.''

\item April 23, 2002 - {\bf AIPS-02}, workshop on ``Exploring Real-World 
Planning,'' keynote lecture, Toulouse. ``Autonomous Multi-Robot Teams.''

\item April 7, 2002 - {\bf Carnegie Science Center}, Pittsburgh.

\item April 3, 2002 - {\bf Columbia University}, NY.
``Teams of Autonomous Robots.''

\item March 12, 2002 - {\bf Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA}, Maryland.
``Autonomous Multi-Robot Teams.''

\item Jan 10, 2002 - {\bf Agents School}, ISI/USC. ``Perception,
Action Selection, and Learning for Teams of Robots in Adversarial
Domains.''

\centerline{{\bf 2001}}

\item October 22, 2001 - {\bf Harvard University}, Science and the
Spiritual Quest, ``Embodied and Social: Robotics Building Upon and
Contributing to What We know About Human Being and Intelligence.''

\item August 9, 2001 - {\bf IJCAI-01, Invited Talk}, Seattle, ``The
Challenges and Advances in Teams of Autonomous Agents in Adversarial
Environments.''

\item July 31, 2001 - {\bf ICCBR-01, Invited Talk}, International
Conference on Case-Based Reasoning, Vancouver, ``Building and Using
Experience in Multiagent Systems.''

\item July 17, 2001 - {\bf AT\&T -- Research}, Florham Park, NJ,
``Multiagent Learning: Towards Learning to Model and Respond to
Adversaries.'' Host: Ron Brachman.

\item May 25, 2001 - {\bf Science and the Spiritual
Quest}, Unesco, Paris, ``Robots - ``Creatures'' Without a Soul?''

\item May 21, 2001 - {\bf Harvard University}, Cambridge, 
``Multirobot Perception and Learning'', AI class, Avi Pfeffer

\item March 28, 2001 - {\bf International Symposium on
Distributed Autonomous Robots}, Dallas, Panel on ``Robotics in
Education and Entertainment,'' ``Advances in Multi-Robot Systems
through RoboCup.''

\item February 14-15, 2001 - {\bf AAAS Seminar on Genomics, Robotics and 
Nanotechnology}, AAAS Annual Meeting, including response to Bill Joy,
``Teams of Intelligent Robots.''

\item February 3, 2001 - {\bf Westinghouse Science Honors Institute},
Pittsburgh. ``Teams of Autonomous Robotic Agents.''

\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 2000}}

\item December 9-12, 2000 - {\bf Science and the Spiritual
Quest II}, New York, ``Autonomous Robots with Perception, Cognition,
and Action.''

\item July 30, 2000 - {\bf AAAI-2000, Mentoring Plenary Tutorial}, on
``Advising Graduate Students.''

\item June 6, 2000 - {\bf University of Girona}, Girona, Spain.
``Learning in Agents that Plan and Execute.''  

\item June 5, 2000 - {\bf Agents-2000, Invited Talk,} Barcelona,
Spain.  ``Perception, Action, and Learning in Teams of Autonomous
Agents.''

\item May 16, 2000 - {\bf Association of Portuguese MIT Students}.
``Planning, Execution, and Learning in Teams of Autonomous Agents.''

\item April 10, 2000 - {\bf Harvard University}.  ``Planning,
Execution, and Learning in Teams of Autonomous Agents.'' 

\item April 7, 2000 - {\bf  BBN Technologies}. ``Teams of Autonomous
Agents: Action, Perception, Execution, and Learning.''

\item March 6, 2000 - {\bf Oregon State University}.  ``Planning,
Execution, and Learning in Teams of Autonomous Agents.'' 

\item March 1, 2000 - {\bf Draper Labs}.  ``Planning,
Execution, and Learning in Teams of Autonomous Agents.'' 

\item February 26, 2000 - {\bf Millennium Celebrations}, Portugal
``Multiagent Software and Robotic Systems.''

\item February 10, 2000 - {\bf MIT AI Colloquium}. 
``Planning, Execution, and Learning in Teams of Autonomous
Agents.''

\vspace*{.1cm}
\centerline{\bf 1999}

\item December 20, 1999 - {\bf Faculdade de Ci\^encias},
Lisbon. ``Multiagent Teams of Robotic Soccer: Simulation, Small
Wheeled Robots, and Autonomous Legged Robots.'' 

\item December 10, 1999 - {\bf Smithsonian Museum}, Washington, DC. 
General public presentations and robot demonstrations.

\item December 3, 1999 - {\bf Yale University}, New Haven.
``Action, Perception, and Goal Achievement in Teams of
Autonomous Robotic Soccer Agents.'' 

\item November 2, 1999 - {\bf MIT Lincoln Lab}.
``Integrating Information, Planning, and Execution Agents.''

\item October 30, 1999 - {\bf Carnegie Mellon University}, Keynote speaker, 
Westinghouse Science Awards Dinner, ``Multi-Agent Planning,
Execution, and Learning.''  

\item April 23, 1999 - {\bf The New England Symposium on
Reinforcement Learning}, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. ``What
to do next?: Action selection in dynamic multi-agent environments.''

\item February 26, 1999 - {\bf Pittsburgh Super Computing Center}, 
Pittsburgh. ``Towards Learning to Map Signal Processing
Algorithms, Implementations, Compilers, and Machines.'' 

\item February 13, 1999 - {\bf Westinghouse Science Honors Institute},
Pittsburgh. ``Goal Achievement in Teams of Autonomous Robotic
Agents.''

\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 1998}}

\item November 13, 1998 - {\bf Cornell University}, AI seminar. 
``Perception, Action, and Planning in Teams of Autonomous Robotic
Agents.''

\item November 6, 1998 - {\bf University of Pennsylvania}, GRASP
seminar. ``Perception, Action, and Planning in Teams of
Autonomous Robotic Agents.'' 

\item October 22-30, 1998 - Visit to RMIT (Royal Melbourne Institute
of Technology), and Interact, Melbourne, Australia.  ``Teams of
Robotic Soccer Agents: Autonomous Legged Robots.''

\item October 1, 1998 - {\bf Invited speaker at AI*IA-98},
(Association of Italian Artificial Intelligence), Workshop on New
Trends in Robotics, Padova, Italy.  ``Teams of Robotic Soccer Agents:
Simulation, Globally Controlled Wheeled Robots, and Autonomous Legged
Robots.''

\item September 27, 1998 - {\bf IRST}, Trento, Italy.  ``Teams of
Robotic Soccer Agents: Simulation, Globally Controlled Wheeled Robots,
and Autonomous Legged Robots.''

\item September 22, 1998 - {\bf Invited speaker at AIMSA'98}, the 8th
International Conference on AI: Methodology, Systems, Applications,
Sozopol, Bulgaria.  ``Teams of Robotic Soccer Agents: Simulation,
Globally Controlled Wheeled Robots, and Autonomous Legged Robots.''

\item August 19, 1998 - {\bf Dartmouth University}.
``Teams of Robotic Soccer Agents: Simulation, Globally
Controlled Wheeled Robots, and Autonomous Legged Robots.'' 

\item June 1, 1998 - {\bf Smithsonian Museum}, Washington, DC. 
``Teams of Intelligent Robotic Agents.'' 

\item March 20, 1998 - {\bf Carnegie Mellon University}, 
Speaker of Honor for Women in Science and Engineering. 
``Strategy, Collaboration and Learning in Teams of Autonomous Agents.''

\item January 10, 1998 -- {\bf Westinghouse Science Honors}.
``Teams of Autonomous Robotic Agents.''

\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 1997}}

\item October 28, 1997 - {\bf Carnegie Mellon University}, 
Freshmen Immigration Course, Computer Science Department.
``Collaboration and Learning in Autonomous Intelligent Agents.''

\item October 24, 1997 - {\bf Carnegie Mellon University}, 
University Family Weekend. ``Collaboration and Learning in
Autonomous Intelligent Agents.''

\item October 8, 1997 -- {\bf Instituto de Sistemas e Rob\'otica},
Instituto Superior T\'ecnico, Lisbon, Portugal. ``Towards
Continuous Planning, Execution, and Learning in MultiAgent Systems: A
Team of Robotic Soccer Agents.''  

\item October 7, 1997 -- {\bf Workshop on Multiagent Systems},
EPIA-97, Portugal. ``Towards Continuous Planning, Execution,
and Learning in MultiAgent Systems: A Team of Robotic Soccer Agents.''

\item September 30, 1997 -- {\bf Advanced
Mechatronics Lab Seminar}, Carnegie Mellon University. 
``Towards Continuous Planning, Execution, and Learning in MultiAgent
Systems: A Team of Robotic Soccer Agents.''

\item September 30, 1997 -- {\bf Carnegie Mellon University}, 
AI seminar. ``Towards Continuous Planning,
Execution, and Learning in MultiAgent Systems: A Team of Robotic
Soccer Agents.''

\item September 3, 1997 -- {\bf ETL, Japan}. 
``Towards Continuous Planning, Execution, and Learning in
MultiAgent Systems: A Team of Robotic Soccer Agents.'' 

\item February 10th, 1997 -- {\bf Information Sciences Institute}, 
University of Southern California, Marina del Rey, CA. ``Using
Analogical Plan Replay in Conditional, Mixed-Initiative, and
Multiagent Planning.''

\item January 18, 1997 -- {\bf Westinghouse Science Honors},
Pittsburgh. ``Computers that Think and Learn.''

\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 1996}}

\item December 3, 1996 -- {\bf Carnegie Mellon University}, 
AI seminar. ``Towards Collaborative Planning.''

\item November 1996 -- {\bf Dagstuhl, Germany}, seminar series on
{\it Control of Search in AI planning}.

\item October 22, 1996 -- {\bf Freshmen Immigration Course}, Computer
Science Department, Carnegie Mellon University. ``What is
Artificial Intelligence?''

\item October 7, 1996 -- {\bf University of Chicago}, 
Department of Computer Science.  ``Learning and Orchestration
in Multi-agent and Multi-task Systems.'' 

\item October 5, 1996 -- {\bf Carnegie Mellon University},
The ``Herstories'' retreat on ``Culture Crossing.'' 

\item October 3, 1996 -- {\bf Carnegie Group, Inc.}, Pittsburgh,
``Machine Learning in Planning.''

\item April 19, 1996 -- {\bf National Portuguese Television, RTP2},
Lisbon, Portugal.  First show of a new TV series on scientific themes,
title of the show: ``Rumo \`a Lua'' (Towards the Moon). Interviewed by
C.~Correia on the theme of ``Robotics, Machine Intelligence, and the
Biological Similarity to Insects.''

\item March 4, 1996 -- {\bf Carnegie Mellon University},
High School Day, organized by the Society of Women Engineers.
``Computer Science: Exciting today and in the future.''

\item January 22, 1996 -- {\bf Naval Research Laboratory}, Washington, DC. 
``Towards Experience-Based Agents that 
Plan, Act, and Perceive.'' 

%\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 1995}}

\item December 20, 1995 -- {\bf University of Aveiro}, Portugal.
``Einstein and Edison: Compromise in University Research''

 
\item November 30, 1995 -- {\bf MIT AI Lab}. ``Towards
Experience-Based Agents that Plan, Act, and Perceive.'' 

\item October 4, 1995 -- {\bf Invited talk} at EPIA-95, the Seventh
Portuguese Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Madeira,
Portugal. ``Agents that Plan and Learn.''  

\item August 30, 1995 -- {\bf ARPA Sisto Symposium}. 
``Planning by Retrieving and Merging Planning Cases.'' 

\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 1994}}

\item June 29 - July 9, 1994 -- {\bf University of Kaiserslautern},
Germany. ``Comparison of Planning Algorithms.'' 

\item July 6, 1994 -- {\bf University of Saarbr\"ucken}, Germany. 
``Machine Learning in Problem Solving.'' 

\item June 1994 -- {\bf Invited chair} of the panel on ``Planning and
Learning'' at the Second International Conference on Planning Systems.

\item May 15-20, 1994 - {\bf University of S\~ao Paulo},
Brazil. Course on  {\it Planning and Learning}.  

\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 1993}}

\item November 1993 -- {\bf Invited keynote speaker} at the First
European Workshop on Case-Based Reasoning, Kaiserslautern,
Germany. ``Analogical/Case-Based Reasoning in General Problem
Solving.'' 

\item November 8, 1993 -- {\bf University of Kaiserslautern}, Germany.
``Learning by Analogical Reasoning in General Problem
Solving.'' 

\item May 4, 1993 -- {\bf Faculty of Economy}, Lisbon, Portugal.  
``Academics and Research: A Ph.D. graduating experience at Carnegie
Mellon.'' 

\item February 1993 -- {\bf Selected presentation} at the 1993 DARPA
Workshop on Planning.  ``Acquiring Planning Expertise by
Analogical Reasoning.''

\vspace*{.2cm}
\centerline{{\bf 1992}}

\item October 14, 1992 - {\bf University of Chicago},
Department of Computer Science. ``Learning by Analogical
Reasoning in General Problem Solving.''  

\item May 1, 1992 - {\bf Mitsubishi Research, Cambridge},
``Learning by Analogical Reasoning in General Problem Solving.''

\item April 30, 1992 - {\bf Johns Hopkins University},
Department of Computer Science. ``Learning by Analogical Reasoning in
General Problem Solving.''

\item April 29, 1992 - {\bf Massachusetts Institute of Technology},
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. ``Learning
by Analogical Reasoning in General Problem Solving.''

\item April 27, 1992 - {\bf Purdue University},
Department of Computer Science. ``Learning by Analogical Reasoning
in General Problem Solving.''

\item April 22, 1992 - {\bf University of Massachusetts, Amherst},
Department of Computer Science. ``Learning by Analogical Reasoning
in General Problem Solving.''

\item April 20, 1992 - {\bf Carnegie Mellon University},
Department of Computer Science. ``Learning by Analogical Reasoning
in General Problem Solving.''

\item April 15, 1992 - {\bf Columbia University},
Department of Computer Science. ``Learning by Analogical Reasoning
in General Problem Solving.''

\item April 13, 1992 - {\bf University of Pittsburgh},
Department of Information Science. ``Learning by Analogical Reasoning
in General Problem Solving.''

\item April 10, 1992 - {\bf Boston University},
Department of Computer Science. ``Learning by Analogical
Reasoning in General Problem Solving.''  

\item April 8, 1992 - {\bf AT\&T Research},
``Learning by Analogical Reasoning in General Problem Solving.''

\item April 1, 1992 - {\bf NEC},
``Learning by Analogical Reasoning in General Problem Solving.''

\item March 20, 1992 - {\bf Information Sciences Institute},
``Learning by Analogical Reasoning in General Problem Solving.''

\item March 16, 1992 - {\bf Institute for the Learning Sciences},
Northwestern University. ``Learning by Analogical Reasoning in General
Problem Solving.''

\item March 12, 1992 - {\bf Oregon State University},
Department of Computer Science. ``Learning by Analogical
Reasoning in General Problem Solving.''  

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