 Bart
Selman is an associate professor of
computer science at Cornell
University. He previously was at
AT&T Bell Laboratories. He has
received four best paper awards at
the American and Canadian national
artificial intelligence conferences,
and at the international conference
on knowledge representation. He
received the Stephen Miles
Excellence in Teaching Award and a
Cornell Outstanding Educator Award.
He holds an NSF Career Award and is
an Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow.
He is a Fellow of the American
Association for Artificial
Intelligence (elected in ‘01) and a
Fellow of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science
(elected in ‘02).Research Fields
• Efficient reasoning procedures
• Stochastic search methods
• Knowledge compilation
• Planning
• Connections between Computer
Science and Physics Courses
• Advanced Artificial Intelligence
Selected Publications
• Towards Efficient Sampling:
Exploiting Random Walk Strategies
• A General Framework for Knowledge
Compilation.
• Learning Declarative Control Rules
for Constraint-Based Planning
Homepage:
www.cs.cornell.edu/selman
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