Nominations for 2010

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Below is a list of some parameters supporting the official full nomination of Per Stenstrom that is, has been or will be submitted separately.

a. C must have the rank of full professor or equivalent. (Where/ since when, or point to full CV): Per Stenstrom is a full professor of Computer Engineering of Chalmers University of Technology since 1995.

b. C must have a publication record of at least 80 papers in refereed journals or high- quality conferences. Other relevant publications such as books, book-chapters, or edited proceedings, are taken into account as well. (Rough numbers needed only; send a full list of publications in addition or as part of the CV): Per Stenstrom has published a total of 158 publications of which 2 our textbooks, 36 are published in journals, and 80 in conferences and 6 patents.

d. C must have supervised (and completed) successfully at least 10 PhD students (List names possibly some with current position or point to CV): Per Stenstrom has supervised 11 PhD students to the degree of PhD and another 8 students to the degree of Licentiate of engineering (A Swedish degree halfway between MSc and PhD).

e. C must have an excellent record as a graduate level teacher and educator (Mention some indicators): Per Stenstrom has delivered advanced courses on his field of specialization (computer architecture) for 20 years at his own university and at summer schools at the international level multiple times. Most recently he offered a course within the HiPEAC supported Network of Excellence on multicore architecture. More details are in the CV.

f. C must have been in charge of at least 5 substantial Informatics projects (EU, other international, national, or with industry). (List them or point to CV): Per Stenstrom has been in charge of many small projects (involving a few PhD students) and large projects involving several senior researchers. As detailed in the CV, the following are most relevant where Per Stenstrom acted as P.I. and coordinator in projects that have involved many senior researchers:  PAMP (Parallel Applications on Multiprocessors). This project was funded by a Swedish research agency with the goal of targeting business-critical applications for

1  FlexSoC (Flexible System-on-a-Chip) This project’s objective was to investigate the principles for a radically new System-on-Chip infrastructure to increase performance per watt. It involved three faculty members and three PhD students and was carried out between 2003 and 2008. Per Stenstrom was the P.I.  FP6/FP7 HiPEAC. Per Stenstrom is a founding partner of the Network of Excellence on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers. He has contributed to this network in many ways. He took a lead in forming a new conference – the Int. Conf. on High-Performance and Embedded Architectures and Compilers. He also started a new journal – Transactions on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers (2006 - ).  The Scalable Computer Architecture Project (SARC) is an FP6 FET project that aims at defining an architecture model that can scale with technology to continue offering a performance that continues to grow. Per Stenstrom is the P.I for the memory system architecture (2006 – 2010).  The Transactional Memory STREP project (FP7 VELOX) aims at demonstrating a complete system that builds upon transactional memory to offer a boost in performance for parallel applications. Per Stenstrom has been instrumental in the hardware implementations of the effort (2008 – 2011).  The CHAMPP project funded by the Swedish Research Council from 2010-2014 with 3MSEK (300000 EURO ) per year that aims at exploring innovative architectural approaches for heterogeneous mult-icore systems and involves four faculty members and 4 PhD students for the duration of the four-year project. g. co-editor of one or more journals. (List them): Per Stenstrom is an editor for the following journals: Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, IEEE Computer Architecture Letters, and IEEE Transaction on Parallel and Distributed Systems. In addition, he is the founding editor of Transactions on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers. He has also guest-edited several issues of IEEE Computer and Proceedings of the ACM. h. C must have organized at least three major conferences. (List them): Per Stenstrom has organized the following conferences in capacity as general chairperson:  2001 IEEE/ACM Int. Symp. on Computer Architecture, 28th edition  2008 Int. Conf. on High-Performance and Embedded Architectures and Compilers, 3rd edition. Per Stenstrom has acted as program chair/program co-chair for the following conferences:  2003 ACM Int. Conf. On Languages, Compilers, and Tools for Embedded Systems. (LCTES)  2004 IEEE/ACM Int. Symp. on Computer Architecture, 31th edition (ISCA)  2007 Int. Conf .on High-Performance and Embedded Architectures and Compilers, 2nd edition (HIPEAC)  2007 ACM Computing Frontiers  2008 IEEE Int. Symp. on High-Performance Computer Architecture (HPCS)  2009 IEEE Int. Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS) In addition, he has served on as many as 50 program committees over the years.

i. C must have giving scientific presentations at a substantial number (30 or more)

2 of different research institutes and/or international conferences (List them or point to CV): Per Stenstrom has given more than a hundred research talks internationally. They are all listed in the CV.

j. The presentations sub i must include at least three plenary (or keynote) talks at relevant international conferences (List at least three or point to CV): Per Stenstrom has given the following plenary talks at the following highly respected conferences (details are in the CV)  Keynote at ICPP 2001 in Valencia, Spain  Keynote at IEEE IPDPS 2003 in Nice, France  Keynote at ACM HiPC 2003 in Hyderabad, India  Keynote at HiPEAC 2005 in Barcelona, Spain  Keynote at IEEE HPCA 2006 in Austin, USA

k. Any other indicators deemed relevant by the AE/IS. Mention here awards, academy membership, active reviewing, project evaluation, etc.  IEEE Fellow (2007) and ACM Fellow (2008)  Member of the Swedish Royal Academy of Engineering Sciences since 2009  Many best paper awards (see CV)

Academia Europaea Proposal for Membership (“Nomination Form”)

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Name of the Proposed New Member:Per Stenström Date and Place of Birth: 1957-11-11 Address: Sjomarksvagen 2, 423 61 TORSLANDA, Sweden Email:[email protected] Website: http://www.ce.chalmers.se/~pers Nationality:Sweden Normal Country of Residence and Work: Sweden

Present and Previous Positions: Professor of Computer Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology (since 1995) CTO Nema Labs (since 2007) CEO Nema Labs (2007-2009) Deputy Dean of IT University, Goteborg (2003-2006) Adjunct Professor of Goteborg University (2003-2006) Vice-dean of School of Computer Science and Engineering (2002 – 2003) Vice-dean of School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (1999 – 2002) Consultant Sun Microsystems: (2003 – 2006) Senior Staff Engineer Sun Microsystems (2002 – 2003) Research guest professor Univ Southern Calif. 1993 Associate professor Lund University: 1993 – 1995 Research guest professor Stanford University: 1991 Assistant professor Lund University: 1988 – 1993 Research scholar Carnegie Mellon Univ.: 1987 – 1988 Research assistant Lund University: 1984-1988 Systems engineer Asea: 1983-1984 Systems engineer Kockumation: 1981-1983

Fields of Scholarship: Electrical and Computer Engineering Honours, Awards, special achievements (partial list): Fellow IEEE Fellow ACM Member of Swedish Royal Academy of Engineering Science

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CASE FOR ELECTION TO THE ACADEMIA:

Per Stenstrom is a world-renowned expert in computer architecture and one of the most influential researchers in computer architecture in Europe. His contributions cover a broad range of topics in computer architecture with the main theme of enabling a high computational performance. He has done numerous contributions over the years especially in the areas of memory systems for multiprocessors and embedded time-critical systems and to architectural support for exploiting parallelism.

Memory system design is critical to the performance and cost-effectiveness of computers. However, technology trends make the relative speed between processing and memory access higher. Further, in parallel computers, that are now mainstream, multiple processors share the same memory system which makes the speed mismatch between memory and processors more problematic.

Per Stenstrom’s has contributed numerous concepts in multiprocessor memory systems to increase the efficiency of memory access by proposing novel designs of cache coherence protocols, by exploiting relaxed memory consistency models, and by using speculative techniques such as producer-induced updates and consumer-induced pre-fetching. His work on this topic has inspired researchers to follow in his footsteps. He has also proposed novel concepts using compression to significantly increase memory resource utilization.

Many embedded systems have stringent time requirements. At the same time, many architectural concepts such as caches and out-of-order execution jeopardize timing predictability. Per Stenstrom‘s work on establishment of tight and safe bounds on the execution time in systems using caches and out-of-order instruction execution has been influential to the literature on WCET (worst-case execution time) analysis methods.

Now that parallel computers have become mainstream and important issue is how to enrich the hardware/software interface with primitives to make it easier to extract parallelism. Per Stenstrom has contributed to this area with novel concepts for thread-level speculative execution and transactional memory to allow parallelism to be unlocked with low programming effort .

Finally, Per Stenstrom has offered extensive services to the scientific community by organizing multiple conferences, participation in technical program communities more than 50 times and as general and program chair multiple times. He has delivered several keynote speeches at prestigious conferences in the field. He is acting as editor regularly and has devoted a significant amount of his time to building the European HiPEAC Network of Excellence, one of very few successful such instruments that have put together the community in computer architecture and compilers in Europe to focus the community’s efforts on the problems of the highest scientific relevance.

He is a Fellow of the IEEE and the ACM and a member oft he Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences.

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MAJOR PUBLICATIONS (list 8- 12¸can be filled by candidate, must be verified by nominator)

 P. Stenstrom, T. Joe, and A. Gupta. Comparative Performance Evaluation of Cache- Coherent NUMA and COMA Architectures, in Proc. of 19th IEEE/ACM Ann. International Symposium on Computer Architecture, pp. 80-91, May 1992  P. Stenstrom, M. Brorsson, and L. Sandberg. An Adaptive Cache Coherence Protocol Optimized for Migratory Sharing, in Proc. of 20th IEEE/ACM Ann. Int. Symp. on Computer Architecture, pp. 109-118, May 1993.  H. Grahn and P. Stenstrom. Efficient Strategies for Software-Only Directory Protocols in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors, in Proc. of 22nd IEEE/ACM Ann. Int. Symp. on Computer Architecture, pp. 38-47, June 1995.  H. Grahn, P. Stenstrom, and M. Dubois. Implementation and Evaluation of Update- Based Cache Protocols Under Relaxed Memory Consistency Models, in Future Generation Computer Systems, Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 247-271, June 1995.  F. Dahlgren, M. Dubois, and P. Stenstrom, "Sequential Hardware Prefetching in Shared-memory Multiprocessors," IEEE Trans. on Parallel and Distributed Systems, Vol. 6, No. 7, pp.733-746, July 1995  M. Karlsson and P. Stenstrom. Effectiveness of Dynamic Prefetching in Multiple- Writer Shared Virtual-Memory Systems. In journal of JPDC. 1997.  T. Lundqvist and P. Stenstrom. Timing Anomalies in Dynamically Scheduled Processors, in Proc. of 1999 IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium, pp. 12-21, Dec. 1999.  T. Lundqvist and P Stenstrom An Integrated Path and Timing Analysis Method based on Cycle-Level Symbolic Execution”. In J. of Real-Time Systems.,Vol. 17 (2/3), pp. 183-207, November 1999  A. Saulsbury, F. Dahlgren, and P. Stenstrom. Recency-Based TLB Preloading” in 27th IEEE/ACM Int. Symp. on Computer Architecture (ISCA-27), pp. 117-127, 2000.  Fredrik Warg and Per Stenstrom: Limits on Module-level Speculative Parallelism. 10th IEEE PACT, 2001.  Magnus Ekman and Per Stenstrom: A Robust Memory Compression Scheme. In the 32nd IEEE/ACM Ann. Int. Symposium on Computer Architecture. Madison, pp. 74-85 June, 2005  H. Dybdahl and P. Stenstrom, An Adaptive Shared/Private NUCA Partitioning Scheme for Multiprocessors. In HPCA, 2007.

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In compliance with the regulations of the Academia and the nominations procedures, we confirm that we have proposed;

Name of candidate: Professor Per Stenström

Country of candidate: Sweden

To be a candidate for election to membership of the Academia Europaea.

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Name of the Section chairperson: Hermann Maurer Name of section: Informatics

Signed by Nominator 1: Date: January 20th, 2010 Name (in capital letters) : Mateo Valero Section : Informatics Country of residence : Spain Email : [email protected]

Signed by Nominator 2: Date: January 20th, 2010 Name (in capital letters) : Joseph Sifakis Section : Informatics Country of residence : France Email : [email protected]

Page 5: Academia Europaea Membership CV of proposed member Per Stenström earned his PhD degree in computer engineering in 1990 from Lund University. Since 1995 he is a professor of computer engineering at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden. His research interests are devoted to design principles for high-performance computer systems and he has made many contributions to especially high-performance memory systems. He has authored or co-authored two textbooks and more than a hundred publications in international journals and conferences. He is one of the most cited computer architects in Europe.

Per Stenström has spent several years in other research institutions, mainly in the U.S. As a PhD student, he spent almost a year at Carnegie-Mellon University to study shared-memory model implementations on distributed systems. He spent his post-doc in John Hennessy’s DASH-project at Stanford University to study scalable implementations of shared-memory multiprocessors in 1991 and with Michel Dubois at University of Southern California in 1993 to contribute to the RPM multiprocessor research prototype. He has also done several collaborations with industry. He took a sabbatical to stay with Sun Microsystems to work on their chip-multithreading strategy in 2003. He has acted as consultant for Sun and more lately he founded Nema Labs – a start-up company to pursue tools technology to aid in parallelization of software.

He has held positions to offer extensive service to his university. He has been vice- dean at the schools of electrical engineering and computer science and engineering for a period of seven years to look after the PhD education. He has held adjunct professor positions at Gothenburg University to help building up a new university unit – the IT University of Goteborg. He has also acted as the Chair of the Research Panel at the Swedish Research Council to distribute research funds.

He has also spent a significant amount of time to serving the greater community in his field of expertise. He is regularly serving program committees of major conferences in the computer architecture field. He is also an associate editor of IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Processing Systems, a subject-area editor of the Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, an associate editor of the IEEE TCCA Computer Architecture Letters, and the founding Editor-in-Chief of Transactions on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers. He co- founded the HiPEAC Network of Excellence funded by the European Commission. He has acted as general and program chair for a large number of prestigious conferences including the ACM/IEEE Int. Symposium on Computer Architecture, the IEEE High-Performance Computer Architecture Symposium, and the IEEE Int. Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium.

He is a Fellow of the ACM and the IEEE and a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences. Per Stenström’s webpage: http://www.ce.chalmers.se/~pers and email: [email protected]

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SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATION BY SECTION COMMITTEE:

The Chair of the section must confirm that the Section Committee has voted upon and approved the nomination. When a group of candidates has been proposed together, evidence of the priorities between them and the voting of the Section Committee must also be supplied, as set out in the nominations procedures. Any specific recommendations or comments should be recorded on this page and attached to the candidate dossier for consideration by the Nominations SubCommittee.

Name of the proposed Member: Per Stenstroem

Procedure: A list of all nominations was sent by Email to all members of the Informatics Section soliciting inputs. Based on these and their own careful scrutiny the members of the Section Committee voted by assigning grades 0-4 to each candidate, 0 meaning low priority, 4 meaning top priority.

Recommendations of the Section Committee evaluating the dossier:

The average grade obtained in this fashion was XXXX. (A list of all nominations submitted and ranked by their grades is sent separately.)

Based on this grade, on the comments of Informatics Section members and the comments of the members of the Section Committee the recommendation of the Informatics Section committee is:

(H. Maurer, Graz, Chair of Section Committee, February 18, 2010)

6 CURRICULUM VITAE of Dr. Per Stenström

Professor and Fellow of the ACM and the IEEE

Member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences

Department of Computer Engineering Chalmers University of Technology S-412 96 Göteborg, Sweden Phone: +46-31-772 1761. Email: [email protected], www.ce.chalmers.se/~pers

January 2010 1. Experience Current Activities: Professor of Computer Engineering with a Chair in Computer Architecture, Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden since November 1995. My main current activities involve the following: • Manager of a Research Program in Computer Architecture. The research focus is on design principles and design methods for embedded and high-performance computer systems. Research issues span memory system design, architecture support for parallel execution; transactional memory and thread speculation, performance analysis and modeling methodologies, real-time systems, and energy-aware system design tradeoffs. I currently participate in one Integrated EU Project (SARC), a STREP under EU FP7 (VELOX) as well as being a partner in the EU FP7 Network of Excellence HiPEAC. I have also launched the CHAMPP project (Chalmers Adaptive Multi-Pro- cessing Project) • Teaching. I annually teach advanced courses on computer architecture (computer architecture and parallel computer systems). I am writing a text book on Computer Architecture with Michel Dubois — my long-term collaborator and dear friend. • Professional service to the scientific community. I service on a regular basis numerous program committees for top conferences in computer architecture and parallel processing and am associate editor of IEEE Computer Architecture Letters since 2001, subject area editor of Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing since Oct. 1993. I was editor of IEEE Trans. on Computers between 2001 and 2004. I am the founding editor-in-chief of Transactions on HiPEAC which was launched in 2006 and I am an associate editor of IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems. • Entrepreneurship. I am the founder and CTO of Nema Labs AB (founded in 2007) and member of its board of directors. I was the CEO from 2007-2009.

1 Previous Employments/Appointments:

Adjunct professor at Göteborg University, 2002-2007 Acting Dean of the IT University, 2002-2007 Both these committments had their roots in my active involvement in founding the IT-University in Goteborg. I was recruited to be a member of the Steering Committee to establish the vision and strategic goals of an academic institution that should not only act as an umbrella for academic activities in information technology at Chalmers and Gothenburg University. More importantly, however, it should form an environment that promotes new disciplines that are particularly important for the society. The IT-Univer- sity went from a project organization to a formal institution in 2002. I contributed to the developments by establishing a Bachelor and Masters program in Software Engineering together with Lars Mathiassen. I also contributed at the managerial level in processes to establish the agenda for the Ph. D. education and the recruitment plans and research funding strategies for this new academic institution.

Visiting Positions in the U.S.A. I have had the privilege of working with so many wonderful and highly talented individuals in the past in a country that, in my view, is outstanding to leverage on individual assets. The individuals I have been fortunate to collaborate with are listed explicitly below and deserve special mentioning. Besides, my visits in the USA have enriched me at the personal level to a great extent. From a professional standpoint, they boosted my abilities to deliver high quality research and mentorship to young researchers and my understanding of how it can be best transferred to society in efficient ways. I • Sun Microsystems from December 2002 to July 2003. I did my sabbatical in the Advanced System Development Center and investigated concepts for future High- Performance Computer Systems. My manager there was vice-president Dr. Rick Lytel. • University of Southern California, Department of EE-Systems from July 1993 to September 1993. Worked with Professor Michel Dubois on the specification of the architecture of an experimental shared-memory multiprocessor system. Michel and I have continously worked together since 1990. • Stanford University, Computer Systems Laboratory from June 1991 to December 1991. Worked with Professor Anoop Gupta on performance evaluation and architectural innovation of scalable shared-memory multiprocessor architectures. We developed the Flat-COMA proposal during that time. • Carnegie-Mellon University, Department of Computer Science from September 1987 to May 1988. Worked with Professor Zary Segall on implementation and evaluation of shared-memory models on distributed system architectures. We evaluated one of the first shared-memory model implementations on a distributed system. In the really early phases of my career, I did the following

Associate Professor of Computer Engineering, Lund University, Sweden, from November 1993 until November 1995 (before that on the faculty since July 1988 and a Ph. D. student since February 1984). • Taught graduate and undergraduate courses in Computer Architecture, Switching The- ory, and Hardware Design. I developed a textbook on basic computer organization and assembly language programming that was printed by Prentice Halls, • Led a research group since 1990 in Parallel Computer Architecture. I supervised three Ph. D. students that successfully earned their degrees until my move to Chalmers. My group was very successful; we got five ISCA papers accepted during the five years this group existed before I left for a full professorship at Chalmers.

2 • Was Director of Studies at the department since July 1988. • Was member of the Board of the Graduate School of Electrical and Computer Engi- neering at Lund University since November 1993. • Was acting full professor from January 1995 until June 1995

Advisory Roles, Consultancy, and Commisions of Trust in academeia and industry • Scientific advice. I was a scientific advisor of the Swedish Institute of Computer Sci- ence between 1995 and 1998. • Chair of the council for the faculty at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Between July 1998 until I became a vice-dean in April 1999. • Vice-Dean of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. 1999-2001. • Vice-Dean of the School of Computer Science and Engineering at Chalmers. 2001-2003. • Member of the board of Blekinge Institute of Technology. 2001-2004. • Program Coordinator for three bigger efforts: PAMP (1998-2003) (Performance-demanding Applications on Multi-Proces- sors) is a project funded by The Foundation for Strategic Resaearch which involves research groups at five research institutions and five companies across the country. The focus is on software and hardware design methods for using multiprocessors in industrial applications. The program ran for five years (from 1998-2003) with an annual budget of 5 MSEK and is sponsored by the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research (SSF).The output of the number was truly amazing with some ten PhDs. FLEXSOC (2003-2007), The objective of this project was to build a heterogeneous SOC platforms of a wide variety of core functionalities and make it significantly more programmable and energy-efficient. Our approach to make it more programmable was to define an architecture framework in which accelerators could be added with a low performance cost and engineering cost as possible. We managed to show that are unifying approach - called FlexCore - to host application-specific accelerators with general-purpose cores is feasible and it can yield lower energy consumption. In an evaluation of the project, one com- ment was that we have achieved a lot despite the limited funds. CHAMMP (2010-2014). This project got funding inn November 2009 from the Swedish Research Council and aims at resources on a multicore chip are best expended to provide high performance across a large set of applications with acceptable energy loss. Our approach is to add adaptivity to processor cores as well as the memory system. • Chair of Research Evaluation Panel in Computer Science. I was the chair of the group to evaluate research proposals sent to the Computer Science area in the Swedish Research Council between 2001 and 2005. My main role was to make sure that all applications are fairly evaluated by putting together a trustful panel and soliciting a large number of external reviewers. It was a very good experience to learn how to deal with many promising proposals and really make the best to bet on the right horses in an as solid way as possible.

3 • Board of directors. Virtutech AB (1998 - 2002), I owned the technical perspective here and helped the rest of my board colleagues to understand what where the most strategic directions to take into the plan for company growth. Virtutech is today a solid company located in the US. This mission not only introduced me to the world of star- tups but also made it clear that I should try the same one day. • Technical advisor. Imsys AB (2001-2003) I helped this Swedish processor company to position themselves among other processors. • Consultancy. Sun Microsystems Inc. (2003-2006) I worked with Sun in capacity as an expert and was called in to take part in various design reviews. I also contributed with a lot of IPR and filed about eight patents. • Member of the Board of the IT University of Goteborg. 2006 - 2009. • Member of research priority panel for the Swedish Strategic Research Founda- tion (2006-2007) in the area of software. I pushed especially our need of a strategy towards multicore computers. 2. Academic degrees Docent degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Lund University November 1993. Ph. D. degree in Computer Engineering Thesis title: Aspects of Memory Systems for MIMD Multiprocessors with a Shared-Memory Model, Department of Computer Engineering, Lund University, May 1990. Thesis advisor: Prof. Lars Philipson Master of Science in Electrical Engineering: Thesis title: Digital in- och uppspelning av deltamodulerat tal (in Swedish), Department of Computer Engineering, Lund University, October 1981. Thesis advisor: Prof. Lars Philipson 3. Research Focus My whole research production has centered on the general question how to design general-purpose computer systems to deliver a high performance within the constraints of the technology and given current application and technology trends. In focusing on this general question, it has been important to me to take a holistic system view in addressing how applications, system software, and compiler technology interact with the hardware platform and how performance can be improved by design tradeoffs across the hardware/software boundary. My research has focused on improving multiprocessor technology mainly. The key contributions I have made to the field of computer architecture concerns: • Shared-memory multiprocessor architecture; specifically design of high-performance memory systems. I have made considerable contributions to the design of multiprocessor systems, especially how to make them scale to a large number of processors. I have been a key contributor to the general understanding of how to use caches in such systems to overcome the memory system bottleneck by a range of innovations regarding cache coherence maintenance, latency tolerance techniques, and hardware/software tradeoffs in supporting memory consistency models. This work has been very influential. • Compiler optimization techniques; specifically to remove performance overhead associated with cache coherence maintenance. My early work on using dataflow analysis techniques to reduce latency and bandwidth associated with loads and stores to shared data has been quite pioneering. This work has yielded lots of citations.

4 • Performance evaluation methodologies; specifically simulation techniques based on direct execution and analytical models. I have contributed with improved methodologies for full system simulation by leading the developments of the CacheMire test bench and participated in the developments of Simics, a full system simulation platform. I’ve also recently developed an analysis method that can make accurate esti- mates of the worst-case execution time of programs on high-performance processors taking caching and multiple-issue pipelining techniques into consideration. This work has been very influential. • Thread-level speculative execution. Over the last several years, I’ve taken an interest in simplifying the task of extracting coarse-grained (or thread-level) parallelism out of sequential programs recognizing the possible trend of migrating multiprocessor support to the chip level. I’ve run several projects in which we consider hardware/software tradeoffs in the implementation of efficient speculation mechanisms and in how to extract module-level parallelism, i.e., parallelism across procedures, functions, and methods. This project has led to great insights on how to support this paradigm both at the hardware as well as the software level. It has been influential. • A natural continuation of this work is on transactional memory which builds on cache coherence work I did in the past and my more recent focus on identifying useful support at the architectural level to ease parallel programming. My group has explored a wide range of hardware protocols for implementation of transactional memory with the goal of making them efficient and yet reasonably simple to implement to accelerate deployment in industry. This is ongoing work. • Design tradeoffs for high performance under power consumption constraints. Another recent interest concerns how to do design tradeoffs to maximize the performance under energy dissipation constraints. My goal is to understand what affects architectural tradeoffs regarding high-performance memory system design and methodologies to aid designers in making such tradeoffs. A project with Ericsson Mobile Communication in which we especially consider architectural techniques to fuel the development of powerful handheld computers/phones. This project yielded many interesting results. We came up with energy-efficient cache coherence solutions and helped defined the key concept for snoop filtering which is widely used in machines today. We continued to look at techniques to improve utilization of memory resources. Our work on memory compression and multi-level memory hierarchies has triggered a lot of research in our footsteps. 4. Teaching My teaching experience ranges from developments of individual courses to specializations (suites of courses) in Computer Engineering. Apart from course developments, I have a strong interest in developing new pedagogical approaches to teach topics in complex engineering systems. • I have taught courses on Digital Design, Computer Organization, Computer Architec- ture, and Parallel Computer Architecture over the past two decades. • I’ve also been involved in curriculum design. In 1997 I led the development of an advanced program within the computer science and engineering curriculum in computer systems engineering. The program is intended to provide an in-depth coverage of technologies and design methods for application-specific computer systems. • I’m author of two textbooks on Computer Organization and Assembly Language Pro- gramming (see Section 5.1) and another one is scheduled for release in 2010.

5 • I have developed advanced laboratories for courses in computer architecture; the one on instruction pipelining (see conference paper 14 in Section 5.3) is a good example. It has been used in classes at Lund University and Chalmers University of Technology for 15 years which gives a token for its fundamental nature! • I have offered several tutorials and graduate courses at summer schools (CNRS, France, 1994; ARTES, Stockholm, Sweden, 1998), institutions (UPC Barcelona, 1998, 2002), companies (Ericsson 1998), and conferences (EuroPar95 and EuroPar97), as well as being an invited speaker on educational issues (the IEEE CAEWS workshop) . • I gave a two-week intensive Ph. D. course (24 hours) on shared-memory multiprocessors at UPC in Barcelona in April 2002. • I gave a course on chip multiprocessors in Italy (http://escher.elis.ugent.be/hipeac/ summerschool/) in conjunction with the 1st HiPEAC summer school, July 2005. • I will give a course on “Methods to Transfer Research To Business” with Andrzej Brud of Chalmers Innovation at the 5th HiPEAC summer school, July 2010. 5. Publications

5.1 Textbooks 1. L. Ohlsson and P. Stenström: “Computer Organization and Assembly Language Program- ming,” Studentlitteratur and Chartwell-Bratt, ISBN 91-44-26461-5, January 1987. 2. P. Stenström: ‘‘68000 Microcomputer Organization and Programming,” Prentice-Hall, ISBN 0-13-584855-5, September 1992. 3. Michel Dubois and Per Stenström . Parallel Computer Organization and Design. with Cambridge Press. Forthcoming 2010. 5.2 Journal Papers 4. P. Stenström: “Reducing Contention in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors,” in IEEE Com- puter, Vol 21, No 11, pp. 26-37, November 1988. 5. P. Stenström: “A Survey of Cache Coherence Schemes for Multiprocessors,” in IEEE Com- puter, Vol 23, No 6, pp. 12-24, June 1990. 6. H. Grahn, P. Stenström, and M. Dubois: “Implementation and Evaluation of Update-Based Cache Protocols Under Relaxed Memory Consistency Models,” in Future Generation Computer Systems, Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 247-271, June 1995. 7. F. Dahlgren and P. Stenström: “Using Write Caches to Improve Performance of Cache Coherence Protocols in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors,” in Journal of Parallel and Dis- tributed Computing, Vol 26. No 2, pp. 193-210, April 1995. 8. F. Dahlgren, M. Dubois, and P. Stenström: “Sequential Hardware Prefetching in Shared- Memory Multiprocessors,” in IEEE Trans. on Parallel and Distributed Systems, Vo l . 6 N o 7, pp. 733-746, July 1995. 9. M. Dubois, J. Skeppstedt, and P. Stenström: “Essential Misses and Memory Traffic in Coherence Protocols,” in Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, Vol. 29, No 2, pp. 108-125, October 1995. 10. F. Dahlgren and P. Stenström “Evaluation of Stride and Sequential Hardware-based Prefetching in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors,” in IEEE Trans. on Parallel and Distrib- uted Systems, Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 385-398, April 1996.

6 11. M. Brorsson and P. Stenström: “Characterising and Modelling Shared-Memory Accesses in Multiprocessor Programs,” in Parallel Computing, No 22, pp. 869-893, 1996. 12. P. Stenström, M. Balldin, and J. Skeppstedt: “The Design of a Non-Blocking Load Proces- sor Architecture,” in Microprocessors and Microsystems, No 20, pp. 111-123, 1996. 13. H. Grahn and P. Stenström: “Evaluation of an Adaptive Update-Based Cache Protocol,” in Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, 39(2):168-180, December 1996. 14. J. Skeppstedt and P. Stenstrom. Using Dataflow Analysis Techniques to Reduce Ownership Overhead in Cache Coherence Protocols. In ACM Transactions on Computer Systems, Vol. 18, No 6., pp. 659-682, November 1996 15. P. Stenström, M. Brorsson, F. Dahlgren, H. Grahn, and M. Dubois: “Boosting Performance of Shared-Memory Multiprocessors,” in IEEE Computer, pp. 63-70, July 1997. 16. M. Karlsson and P. Stenström: “Effectiveness of Dynamic Prefetching in Multiple-Writer Distributed Virtual Shared Memory Systems,” in Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, Vol. 43, No. 2, pp. 79-93, 1997. 17. F. Dahlgren, M. Björkman and P. Stenström: “Reducing the Read Miss Penalty for Flat COMA Protocols, in the Computer Journal, Vol. 40, No. 4, pp. 208-219, 1997. 18. P Stenström, Erik Hagersten, David Lilja, Margaret Martonosi, and Madan Venugopal: “Trends in Shared-Memory Multiprocessing,” in IEEE Computer, Vol. 30, No. 12, pp. 44- 50, December 1997. 19. F. Dahlgren, J. Skeppstedt, and P. Stenström: “An Evaluation of Hardware-Based and Compiler-Controlled Snooping Cache Protocol Extensions,” in Journal of Future Genera- tion Computer Systems, No. 13, pp. 469-487, 1998. 20. F. Dahlgren, M. Dubois, and P. Stenström: “Performance Evaluation and Cost Analysis of Cache Protocol Extensions for Shared-Memory Multiprocessors,” in IEEE Transactions on Computers, Vol. 47, No 10, pp. 1041-1055, Oct. 1998. 21. J. Skeppstedt, F. Dahlgren, and P. Stenström: “Evaluation of Compiler-Controlled Updat- ing to Reduce Coherence-Miss Penalties in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors,” in Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, Vol. 56, No 2, pp. 122-153, 1999. 22. T. Lundqvist and P. Stenström: “An Integrated Path and Timing Analysis Method Based on Cycle-Level Symbolic Execution,” In Journal of Real-Time Systems, 17 (2/3):183-207, November 1999. 23. H. Grahn and P. Stenström: “Comparative Evaluation of Latency-Tolerating and Reducing Techniques for Hardware-Only and Software-Only Directory Protocols”, Journal of Par- allel and Distributed Computing, Vol. 60, No. 7, pp. 807-834, July 2000. 24. J. Jalminger and P. Stenström “Improving Energy-Efficiency in Off-Chip Caches using Selective Prefetching”, In Journal of Microprocessors and Microsystems, No 26, pp. 107- 121, 2002. 25. P. Rundberg and P. Stenström: An All-Software Thread-Level Data Dependence Specula- tion System for Multiprocessors,” Journal of Instruction-Level Parallelism, Vol 3. Oct 2002. 26. Håkan Grahn and Per Stenström. A Comparative Evaluation of Hardware-Only and Soft- ware-Only Directory Protocols in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors, Journal of Systems Architecture, Vol 50 (2004) pages 537-561. 27. Jonas Jalminger and Per Stenstrom: A Cache Block Reuse Prediction Scheme. Journal of Microprocessors and Microsystems. Vol 28 (2004), pages 373-385.

7 28. K. De Bosschere, G. Gaydadjiev, X. Martorell, N. Navarro, M. O’Boyle, D. Pnevmatika- tos, A. Ramirez, P. Sainrat, A. Seznec, P. Stenstrom, and O. Temam. High-Performance Embedded Architecture and Compilation Roadmap. In Transactions on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers. Vol 1, No 3. Dec. 2006. 29. J. Chen, M. Dubois, and P. Stenstrom: Integrating Complete-system and User-level Perfor- mance/Power Simulators: the SimWattch Approach. In IEEE Micro Magazine, July- August, 2007. 30. J. Hollmann, A. Ardo, Per Stenstrom: The Effectiveness of Caching in a Distributed Digi- tal Library. In Journal of System Architecture, pages 53(7) 403-416, 2007. 31. Mafijul Islam, Magnus Själander, and Per Stenstrom. Early Detection and Bypassing of Trivial Operations to Reduce Energy. Accepted for publication in Journal of Microproces- sors and Microsystems. October 2007. 32. Martin Thuresson, Magnus Själander, Magnus Björk, Lars Svensson, Per Larsson-Edefors, Per Stenstrom. FlexSoC: Utilizing Exposed Datapath Control for Efficient Computing. Accepted for publication in Journal of VLSI, December 2007. 33. P. Stenstrom. The Paradigm Shift to Multi-Cores: Opportunities and Challenges. In Journal of Applied and Computational Mathematics. Vol 6, No 2, pages 253-257, 2007. 34. Reinhard Wilhelm, Jakob Engblom, Andreas Ermedahl, Niklas Holsti, Stephan Thesing, David B. Whalley, Guillem Bernat, Christian Ferdinand, Reinhold Heckmann, Tulika Mitra, Frank Mueller, Isabelle Puaut, Peter P. Puschner, Jan Staschulat, Per Stenstrom. The Determination of Worst-Case Execution Times — Overview of Methods and Survey of Tools. ACM Trans. Embedded Comput. Syst. 7(3): (2008) 35. F. Warg and P. Stenstrom. Dual-Thread Speculation: A Simple Approach to Uncover Thread-Level Parallelism on a Simultaneous Multithreaded Processor. International Jour- nal of Parallel Programming 36(2): 166-183 (2008) 36. M. Thuresson, L. Spracklen, P. Stenstrom. Memory Link Compression Schemes: A Value Locality Perspective. IEEE Transactions on Computers, Jan 2008. 37. M. M. Waliullah and P. Stenstrom. Schemes for Avoiding Starvation in Transactional Memory Protocols. in Journal of Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience. Vol 21, No 7, pp. 859-873, 2009. 38. Jaeheon Jeong, Per Stenstrom, and Michel Dubois. Simple Penalty-Sensitive Cache Replacement Policies. Journal of ILP. Vol 10, July 2008. 39. J. Chen, Jianwei, M. Dubois, and P. Stenstrom, Per: SimWattch and Learn. IEEE Poten- tials, 28 (1) pp. 17-23, 2009. 5.3 Conference Papers (refereed) 40. P. Stenström and L. Philipson: “A layered emulator for design evaluation of MIMD multiprocessors with shared memory,” in Proc. of PARLE (Parallel Architectures and Lan- guages Europe), Lecture Notes in Computer Science, No 258, Springer-Verlag, pp. 329- 344, June 1987. 41. P. Stenström: “VLSI Support for a Cactus Stack Oriented Memory Organization,” in Proc. of the 21st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, pp. 211-220, January 1988. 42. P. Stenström, D. Vrsalovic, and Z. Segall: “Shared Data Structures in a Distributed System — Performance Evaluation and Practical Considerations,” in Proc. of IFIP TC 7/WG 7.3, International Seminar on Performance of Distributed and Parallel Systems, pp. 15-30, December 1988.

8 43. P. Stenström: “A Cache Consistency Protocol for Multiprocessors with Multistage Net- works,” in Proc. of 16th Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, pp. 407-415, May 1989. 44. P. Stenström, F. Dahlgren, and L. Lundberg: “A Lockup-free Multiprocessor Cache Design,” in Proc. of International Conference on Parallel Processing, Vol 1, pp 246-250, August 1991. 45. F. Dahlgren and P. Stenström: “On Reconfigurable On-chip Data Caches,” in Proc. of 24th ACM/IEEE International Symposium on Microarchitecture, pp. 189-198, November 1991. 46. F. Dahlgren and P. Stenström: “Reducing Write Latencies for Shared Data in a Multipro- cessor with a Multistage Network,” in Proc. of 25th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, pp. 449-456, January 1992. 47. P. Stenström: “A Latency-Hiding Scheme for Multiprocessors with Buffered Multistage Networks,” in Proc. of International Parallel Processing Symposium, pp. 39-42, March 1992. 48. P. Stenström, T. Joe, and A. Gupta: “Comparative Performance Evaluation of Cache- Coherent NUMA and COMA Architectures,” in Proc. of 19th Annual International Sym- posium on Computer Architecture, pp. 80-91, May 1992. 49. H. Nilsson and P. Stenström: “The Scalable Tree Protocol — A Cache Coherence Approach for Large-Scale Multiprocessors,” in Proc. of Fourth IEEE Symposium on Paral- lel and Distributed Processing, pp. 498-507, December 1992. 50. M. Brorsson and P. Stenström: “Visualising Sharing Behaviour and its Relation to Shared Memory Management,” in Proc. of 1992 International Conference on Parallel and Distrib- uted Systems, pp. 528-536, December 1992. 51. H. Nilsson and P. Stenström: “Performance Evaluation of Link-Based Cache Coherence Schemes,” in Proc. of 26th Hawaii International. Conference on System Sciences, pp. 486- 495, January 1993. 52. P. Stenström, H. Nilsson, and J. Skeppstedt: “Using Graphics and Animation to Visualize Instruction Pipelining and its Hazards,” in Proc. of ICSEE'93, pp. 130-135 January 1993. 53. M. Brorsson, F. Dahlgren, H. Nilsson, and P. Stenström: “The CacheMire Test Bench—A Flexible and Effective Approach for Simulation of Multiprocessors,” in Proc. of 26th IEEE Annual Simulation Symposium, pp. 41-49, March 1993. 54. P. Stenström, M. Brorsson, and L. Sandberg: “An Adaptive Cache Coherence Protocol Optimized for Migratory Sharing,” in Proc. of 20th ACM/IEEE Annual International Sym- posium on Computer Architecture, pp. 109-118, May 1993. 55. M. Dubois, J. Skeppstedt, L. Ricciulli, K. Ramamurthy, and P. Stenström: “The Detection and Elimination of Useless Misses in Multiprocessors,” in Proc. of 20th ACM/IEEE Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, pp. 88-97, May 1993. 56. F. Dahlgren, M. Dubois, and P. Stenström: “Fixed and Adaptive Sequential Prefetching for Shared-Memory Multiprocessors,” in Proc. of 1993 International Conference on Parallel Processing, pp. 56-63, August 1993. 57. F. Dahlgren, M. Dubois, and P. Stenström: “Combined Performance Gains of Simple Cache Protocol Extensions, in Proc. of 21st ACM/IEEE Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, pp. 187-197, April 1994. 58. H. Nilsson and P. Stenström: “An Adaptive Update-Based Cache Coherence Protocol for Reduction of Miss Rate and Traffic,” in Proc. of PARLE (Parallel Architectures and Lan- guages Europe), pp. 363-374, June 1994. Best Paper Award at the conference.

9 59. F. Pong, P. Stenström, and M. Dubois: “An Integrated Methodology for Verification of Correctness of Cache Coherence Protocols” in Proc. of 1994 International Conference on Parallel Processing, pp. 158-165, August 1994. 60. F. Dahlgren and P. Stenström: “Reducing the Write Traffic for a Hybrid Cache Protocol,” in Proc. of 1994 International Conference on Parallel Processing, pp. 166-173, August 1994. 61. J. Skeppstedt and P. Stenström: “Simple Compiler Algorithms to Reduce Ownership Over- head in Cache Coherence Protocols,” in Proc. of 6th ACM International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems (ASPLOS VI), pp. 286-296, October 1994. 62. M. Brorsson and P. Stenström: “Modelling Accesses to Stationary Data in Shared Memory Multiprocessors,” in Proc. of the 7th International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing (PDCS'94), pp. 802-807, October 1994. 63. M. Brorsson and P. Stenström: “Modelling Accesses to Migratory and Producer-Consumer Characterised Data in a Shared Memory Multiprocessor,” in Proc. of Sixth IEEE Sympo- sium on Parallel and Distributed Processing, pp. 612-619, October 1994. 64. M. Björkman, F. Dahlgren, and P. Stenström: “Using Hints to Reduce Read Miss Penalties for Flat COMA Protocols, in Proc. of 28th Hawaii International Conference on System Sci- ences, pp. 242-251, January 1995. 65. F. Dahlgren and P. Stenström “Effectiveness of Stride and Sequential Hardware-based Prefetching in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors, in Proc. of First International Conference on High Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA-1), pp. 68-77, January 1995. 66. H. Grahn and P. Stenström: “Efficient Strategies for Software-Only Directory Protocols in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors,” in Proc. of 22nd ACM/IEEE Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, pp. 38-47, June 1995. 67. J. Skeppstedt and P. Stenström: “A Compiler Algorithm that Reduces Read Latency in Ownership-Based Cache Coherence Protocols,” in Proc. of Parallel Architectures and Compilation Techniques, pp. 69-78, July 1995. 68. F. Dahlgren, J. Skeppstedt, and P. Stenström: “Effectiveness of Hardware-Based and Com- piler-Controlled Snooping Protocol Extensions,” in Proc. of the International Conference on High Performance Computing, pages 87-92, December 1995. 69. M. Karlsson and P. Stenström: “Performance Evaluation of a Cluster-Based Multiproces- sor Built from ATM-Switches and Bus-Based Multiprocessor Servers,” in Proc. of Second International Conference on High Performance Conputer Architecture, pages 4-13, Jan. 1996. 70. H. Grahn and P. Stenström: “Relative Performance of Software-Only and Hardware-Only Directory Protocols Under Latency Tolerating and Reducing Techniques,” in Proceedings of the 11th International Parallel Processing Symposium, pages 500-506, April 1997. 71. P. Stenström and J. Skeppstedt: “A Performance Tuning Approach for Shared-Memory Multiprocessors” in Proceedings of EUROPAR’97, pp. 72-84, August 1997. 72. J. Nilsson, F. Dahlgren, M. Karlsson, P. Magnusson, P. Stenström: “Computer System Evaluation with Commercial Workloads” in Proc. of IASTED Conference on Modeling and Simulation. pp. 293-297, May 1998. 73. P Magnusson, F Dahlgren, H. Grahn, M. Karlsson, F. Larsson, A. Moestedt, J. Nilsson, P Stenström, and B. Werner: “SimICS/Sun4m: A Virtual Workstation. In Proc. of USENIX98,pp. 119-130, June 1998.

10 74. T. Lundqvist and P. Stenström: “Timing Anomalies in Dynamically Scheduled Proces- sors,” in Proc. of 1999 IEEE Real-Time System Symposium (RTSS’99), pp. 12-21 Dec. 1999. 75. T. Lundqvist and P. Stenström. “A Method to Improve the Estimated Worst-Case Perfor- mance of Data Caching”. in Proc. of 6th International Conference on Real-Time Comput- ing Systems and Applications (RTCSA'99), pp. 255-262, Dec 1999. 76. M. Karlsson, F. Dahlgren, and P. Stenström: “A Prefetching Technique for Irregular Accesses to Linked Data Structures,” 6th IEEE Int. Symp. on High-Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA-6), pp. 206-217, 2000. 77. M. Karlsson, F. Dahlgren, and P. Stenström: “An Analytical Model for Working-Set Sizes in Decision Support Systems,” In Proc. of ACM SIGMETRICS,pp. 275-285, 2000. 78. A. Saulsbury, F. Dahlgren, and P. Stenström: “Recency-Based TLB Preloading” in 27th ACM/IEEE Int. Symp. on Computer Architecture (ISCA-27), pp. 117-127, 2000. 79. U. Assarsson and P. Stenström: Evaluation of Load-Distribution Strategies for Hierarchical View Frustum Culling and Collision Detection. in EuroPar 2001, pages 663-673, Aug 2001. 80. F. Warg and P. Stenström: Limits on Speculative Module-Level Parallelism in Imperative and Object-Oriented Programs on CMP Platforms. In Proc. of Int. Conf. on Parallel Architectures and Compiler Techniques (PACT’2001), pages 221-230, Sept. 2001. 81. M. Kämpe, P. Stenström, M. Dubois: The FAB Predictor: Using Fourier Analysis to Pre- dict the Outcome of a Conditional Branch. In Proc. of 8th IEEE Int. Symp. on High-Per- formance Computer Architecture (HPCA-8), February 2002. 82. M. Ekman, F. Dahlgren, and P. Stenström: “TLB and Snoop Energy-Reduction using Vir- tual Caches for Low-Power Chip-Multiprocessors”. In Proc. of ACM ISLPED-2002. 83. Jianwei Chen, Michel Dubois, and P. Stenstrom: SimWattch: An Approach to Integrate Complete-System with User-Level Performance/Power Simulators. In Proc. of IEEE ISPASS-2003, March 2003. 84. J. Nilsson, A. Landin, P. Stenström: Coherence Predictor Cache: A Resource Efficient Coherence Message Prediction Infrastructure. In 6th IEEE International Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium, April 2003. 85. P. Rundberg and P. Stenström: Speculative Lock Reordering: Optimistic Out-of-Order Execution of Critical Sections. In 6th IEEE International Symposium on Parallel and Dis- tributed Processing Symposium, April 2003. 86. F. Warg and P. Stenström: Improving Speculative Thread-Level Parallelism through Mod- ule Run-Length Prediction. In 6th IEEE International Symposium on Parallel and Distrib- uted Processing Symposium, April 2003. 87. J. Hollmann, A. Ardö, P. Stenström: Evaluation of Document Prefetching in a Distributed Digital Library. March 2003. In Proc. of 7th European Conference and Research on Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries (ECDL’2003). 88. J. Jalminger and P. Stenström: A Novel Approach to Cache Block Reuse Prediction. In Proc. of International Conference on Parallel Processing, Oct. 2003. 89. M. Ekman and P. Stenstrom: Performance and Power Impact of Issue-width in Chip-Multi- processor Cores. In Proc. of International Conference on Parallel Processing, Oct. 2003. 90. John Hughes, Kjell Jeppsson, Per Larsson-Edefors, Mary Sheeran, Per Stenstrom, Lars “J” Svensson, FlexSoC: Combining Flexibility and Efficiency in SoC Designs. in IEEE Nor- chip 2003 Conference. November 2003.

11 91. M. Kämpe, P. Stenström, M. Dubois: Self-Correcting LRU Replacement Policies. In Proc. ACM Computing Frontiers (Invited). April 2004. 92. Magnus Ekman and Per Stenstrom. Enhancing Simulation Speed using Matched-Pair Comparison. In Proc. of 2005 IEEE ISPASS. April 2005. 93. Magnus Ekman and Per Stenstrom. A Cost-Effective Memory Organization for Future Servers. In Proc. of 2005 IEEE Int. Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium. 94. Fredrik Warg and Per Stenstrom: Reducing Misspeculation Overhead for Module-Level Speculative Execution. In ACM Computing Frontiers. May 2005. 95. Martin Thuresson and Per Stenstrom. Evaluation of Extended Dictionary-Based Static Code Compression Techniques. In ACM Computing Frontiers. May 2005. 96. Magnus Ekman and Per Stenstrom: A Robust Memory Compression Scheme. In the 32nd IEEE/ACM Ann. Int. Symposium on Computer Architecture. Madison, June, 2005. 97. E. Vallejo, M. Galluzi, A. Cristal, F. Vallejo, R Beivide, P. Stenstrom, J. Smith, M. Valero. Implementing Kilo-Instruction Multiprocessors. In Proc. of 2005 IEEE International Con- ference on Pervasive Services. Santorini. July 2005. 98. Md. Mafijul Islam and Per Stenstrom: Reduction of Energy Consumption in Processors by Early Detection and Bypassing of Trivial Operations. In Proc. of the 6th IEEE Conference on Embedded Computer Systems: Architectures, Modelling, and Simulation (SAMOS VI). July 2006. 99. J.Jeong, P. Stenstrom and M. Dubois. Simple, Penalty-Sensitive Replacement Policies for Caches. In Proc. of 2006 ACM Int. Conf. on Computing Frontiers. May 2006. 100. H. Dybdahl and P. Stenstrom. Enhancing Lower Level Cache Performance by Early Miss Determination and Bypassing. In Proc. of the 11th Asia-Pacific Computer Systems Archi- tecture Conference (ACSAC06). Shanghai, Sept 2006. 101. F. Warg and P. Stenstrom. Dual-Thread Speculation. Two Threads in the Machine is Bet- ter than Eight in the Bush. Accepted to SBAC 2006. (Best Paper Award) October 2006 102. M. Thuresson and P. Stenstrom. Scalable Value-Cache Based Compression Schemes for Multiprocessors. Accepted to SBAC 2006. October 2006. 103. H. Dybdahl, P. Stenstrom, L. Natvig, A Cache-Partition Aware Replacement Policy for Chip Multiprocessors. (Best Paper Award.) Accepted to ACM 2006 HiPC. December 2006. 104. Shekhar Y. Borkar, Norm Jouppi, Per Stenstrom. Microprocessors in the Era of Terascale Integration. Invited Paper. In Proc. DATE 2007. April 2007. 105. H. Dybdahl and P. Stenstrom. An Adaptive Shared/Private NUCA Cache Partiotioning Scheme for Chip Multiprocessors. In Proc. of the IEEE HPCA 2007. February 2007. 106. Martin Thuresson, Magnus Själander, Magnus Björk, Lars Svensson, Per Larsson-Ede- fors, Per Stenstrom. FlexSoC: Utilizing Exposed Datapath Control for Efficient Comput- ing. In Proc. of IEEE SAMOS 2007. July 2007 107. Md. Mafijul Islam and Per Stenstrom. Energy and Performance Tradeoffs between Instruction Reuse and Trivial Computations for Embedded Applications. In Proc. of the 2007 IEEE International Symposium on Embedded Computer Systems. April 2007. 108. M. M. Waliullah and Per Stenstrom. Starvation-Free Commit Arbitration Policies for Transactional Memory Systems. In ACM Computer Architecture News, Vol. 35, No. 1, March 2007.

12 109. Md. Mafijul Islam, Alexander Busck, Mikael Engbom, Simji Lee, Michel Dubois, Per Stenstrom. Loop-Level Speculative Parallelism in Embedded Applications. In Proc. of the ICPP 2007, September 2007. 110. M. M. Waliullah and P. Stenstrom. Starvation-Free Transactional Memory System Proto- cols. In Proc. of the EUROPAR 2007. Springer, August 2007 111. E. Vallejo, M. Galluzi A.. Cristal, F. Vallejo, R. Beivide, P. Stenstrom, J. Smith, M. Valero: Implicit Transactional Memory in Kilo-Instruction Processors. (Invited). In Proc. of the 11th Asia-Pacific Computer Systems Architecture Conference (ACSAC07). Shanghai, Sept 2007. 112. A. Bardine, P. Foglia, G. Gabrielli, C. A. Prete, and P. Stenstrom. Improving Power Effi- ciency of D-NUCA Caches. In ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture News. December 2007.

WW 113. M. M. Waliullah and P. Stenstrom. Reducing Roll-back Overhead in Transactional Mem- ory Systems by Checkpointing Conflicting Accesses. In Proc. of IEEE IPDPS 2008. March 2008. 114. M.M. Waliullah and P. Stenstrom. Efficient Management of Speculative Data in Hard- ware Transactional Memory Systems. In Proc. of IEEE SAMOS 2008.. July 2008. 115. M. Thuresson and P. Stenstrom. Accommodation of the Bandwidth of Large Cache Blocks using Cache/Memory Link Compression. In Proc. of ICPP 2008. September 2008. 116. M. Thuresson, M. Själander, P. Stenstrom. A Flexible Code-Compression Scheme using Partitioned Look-Up Tables. Submitted to 4th Int. Conf. on High-Performance and Embed- ded Architectures and Compilers. January 2009. 117. J. Hollmann and P. Stenstrom. Using Hoarding to Increase the Availability in Shared Disk Systems. In Proceedings of the 2009 IEEE ISIS. May 2009. 118. Md. Mafijul Islam, S. McKee, and P. Stenstrom. Cancellation of Loads that Return Zero Using Zero-Value Caches. In Proc. of ACM International Conference on Supercomputing, pages 493-494, May 2009. 119. Md. Mafijul Islam and P. Stenstrom. Zero-Value Caches: Cancelling Loads that Return Zeros. In Proceedings of PACT. September 2009. 5.4 Workshop papers (refereed) 120. E. Belitskaja, V. Sidorenko, and P. Stenström: “Testing of Memory with Defects of Fixed Configuration,” in Second International Workshop on Algebraic and Combinatorial Cod- ing Theory, pp. 24-27, Leningrad, September 1990. 121. T. Lundqvist and P. Stenström: “Integrating Path and Timing Analysis using Instruction- Level Simulation Techniques,” in Proc. of ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on Languages, Com- pilers, and Tools for Embedded Systems. June 1998. 122. J. Jalminger and P. Stenström “Boosting Energy-Efficiency of Off-Chip Caches using Selective Data Prefetching”, in Proc. of IEEE Workshop on Complexity-Effective Computer Design, held in conjunction with ISCA-2000, June 2000. 123. P. Rundberg and P. Stenström: Low-Cost Thread-Level Data Dependence Speculation on Multiprocessors,” in 4th Workshop on IEEE Multi-Threaded Execution, Architecture and Compilation (in conj. with Micro-33), Dec 2000. (Received the Best Paper award.) 124. J. Hollmann, A. Ardö, and P. Stenström: “Empirical Observations regarding Predictabil- ity in User Access Behavior in a Distributed Digital Library System”. In Second Interna- tional Workshop on Internet Computing and E-Commerce (ICEC'02), April 2002.

13 125. M. Ekman, F. Dahlgren, and P. Stenström: Evaluation of Snoop-Energy Reduction Tech- niques for Chip-Multiprocessors. In Proc. of Workshop on Duplicating, Deconstruct- ing, and Debunking (WDDD-1), May 2002. 126. M. Kämpe, P. Stenstrom, M. Dubois: Self-Correcting LRU Replacement Policies. Tech. Report, Department of Computer Engineering, In Second Workshop on Caching, Coher- ence, and Consistency (WC3 '02) June 2002. 127. M. M. Waliullah and P. Stenstrom. Starvation-Free Commit Arbitration Policies for Transactional Memory Systems. In Proc. IEEE dasCMP workshop (held in conjunction with IEEE Micro 2006). Dec. 2006. 128. H. Dybdahl, P. Stenstrom, L. Natvig, A Cache Replacement Algorithm based on Fre- quency and Recency for Chip Multiprocessors. In Proc. of 2006 IEEE MEDEA workshop (in conjunction with PACT 2006), September 2006. 129. Md. Mafijul Islam, Alexander Busck, Mikael Engbom, Simji Lee, Michel Dubois, Per Stenstrom. Limits on Thread-Level Speculative Parallelism in Embedded Applications. In Proc. of 11th IEEE INTERACT workshop (in conjunction with IEEE HPCA 2007). January 2007. 130. Magnus Bjork, Magnus Sjalander, Lars Svensson, Martin Thuresson, John Hughes, Kjell Jeppson, Jonas Karlsson, Per Larsson-Edefors, Mary Sheeran, and Per Stenstrom. Exposed Datapath for Efficient Computing. 2007 HiPEAC workshop on Reconfigurable Computing. January 2007. 131. Ana Bosque, Pablo Ibanez, Viktor Vinals, Per Stenstrom, and Jose Maria Llaberia. Char- acterization of Apache web server with Specweb2005. In Proc. of 2007 IEEE MEDEA workshop (in conjunction with PACT 2007), September 2007. 132. M. M. Waliullah and P. Stenstrom. Intermediate Checkpointing with Conflicting Access Prediction in Transactional Memory Systems. In Proc. of First MULTIPROG workshop (in conjunction with the Third Int. Conf on HiPEAC). January 2008. 133. Alessandro Bardine, Pierfrancesco Foglia, Giacomo Gabrielli, Cosimo Antonio Prete and Per Stenstrom. A Micro-Architectural Power-Saving Technique for D-NUCA Caches. In Proc. of 4th Workshop on Unique Chips and Systems (in conjunction with 2008 IEEE ISPASS). April 2008. 134. Mafijul Md. Islam and Per Stenstrom. Zero Loads: Canceling Load Requests by Tracking Zero Values. In the IEEE MEDEA Workshop (In concjunction with PACT). October, 2008. 5.5 Book Chapters (refereed) 135. P. Stenström: “Shared-Memory Multiprocessors: A Cost-Effective Approach to High- Performance Computing,” in Parallel Computing: Paradigms and Applications, Albert Zomaya (editor), ISBN: 1-85032-188-4 International Thomson Computer Press (London, U.K), 1996. 136. P. Stenström, E. Hagersten, D. Lilja, M. Martonosi, M. Venugopal: “Shared-Memory Multiprocessing: Current State and Future Directions.”, in Advances in Computers, Marvin Zelkowitz (editor), Academic Press, Vol. 53, pages 2-46, 2000. 137. P. Stenstrom: “The Paradigm Shift to Multi-Cores: Opportunities and Challenges,” in The Future of Computing — essays in Memory of Stamatis Vassiliadis,” Koen Bertels, Sorin Cotofana, Georgi Gayadjiev, Kees Goosens, Said Hamdioui, Ben Juurlink, Arjan van Gen- deren, Stephan Wong (eds), ISBN 978-90-807-957-3-0, 2007.

14 5.6 Newsletters (unrefereed) 138. M. Brorsson and P. Stenström: “Visualisation of Cache Coherence Bottlenecks in Shared- Memory Multiprocessor Applications,” in NewsLetter of the Technical Committee on Com- puter Architecture, No 3, pp. 32-36, 1993. 139. P. Stenström: “Conception de la memoire dans les multiprocesseurs a memorie partagee,” in Calculateurs Paralleles, Vol 6, No 3, pp. 83-136, 1994. Translated into French by Chris- tine Rochange and Pascal Sainrat of Institute de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse. 140. M. Karlsson and P. Stenström “Using Prefetching to Hide Lock Acquisition Latency in Distributed Virtual Shared Memory Systems,” in NewsLetter of the Technical Committee on Computer Architecture. March 1997. 141. P. Stenström and F. Dahlgren: "A Holistic Approach to Computer System Design Educa- tion based on System Simulation Techniques," in NewsLetter of the Technical Committee on Computer Architecture, pp. 48-50, February 1999. 5.7 Editorials 142. P. Stenström: “Scalable Shared-Memory Architectures: Introduction to Minitrack,” in Proc. of 27th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, pp. 520-521, January 1994. 143. P. Stenström and F. Dahlgren: “Applications for Shared-Memory Multiprocessors: Guest Editors’ Introduction, in IEEE Computer, December 1996. 144. P. Stenström: “Architectural Trends for Shared-Memory Multiprocessors,” in Proc of 30th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences. January 1997. 145. P. Stenström and Patrice Quinton. “Parallel Computer Architecture and Image Process- ing,” in Proc. of EUROPAR’97, pp. 763-765, Aug. 1997 146. V. Milutinovic and P. Stenström “Opportunities and Challenges for Distributed Shared- Memory Multiprocessors. Guest Editors’ Introduction, Proceedings of the IEEE. Vol 87 No 3, pp 399-404, March 1999. 147. S. Muller, P. Stenström, M. Valero, and S. Vassiliadis: “Parallel Computer Architecture”, in Proc. of EUROPAR’00, Aug. 2000. 148. Proceedings of the 2003 ACM Conference on Langauges, Tools & Compilers for Embedded Computer Systems, editors Frank Mueller and Per Stenström. San Diego June 2003. 149. Proceedings of the 2004 IEEE/ACM Proceedings of the 31st International Symposium on Computer Architecture, editors Michel Dubois, Arndt Bode, and Per Stenström. Munich, June 2004. 150. F. Mueller and P. Stenstrom. Introduction to Special Issue on “Languages, Compilers, and Tools for Embedded Systems,” in ACM Trans. on Embedded Computer Systems. 2005. 151. B. Monien, G. Gao, H. Simon, P. Spirakis, P. Stenstrom. Introduction to Special Issue on “2004 International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium” in Journal of Paral- lel and Distributed Computing. 2005. 152. P. Stenstrom, M. O’Boyle, F. Bodin, M. Cintra, Sally A. McKee (eds). Transactions on HiPEAC, Vol 1. Springer Verlag, 2007 153. K. De Bosschere, D. Kaeli, P. Stenstrom, T. Ungerer, D. Whalley (eds). Proceedings of the 2007 International Conference on HiPEAC. Springer Verlag, January, 2007.

15 154. M. Dubois and P. Stenstrom (eds). Proceedings of the 2007 ACM International Confer- ence on Computing Frontiers. May 2007. 155. P. Stenstrom, M. Dubios, M. Katevenis, and R. Gupta (eds). Proceedings of the 2008 International Conference on HiPEAC. Springer Verlag, January, 2008 156. J. Carter, A. Gonzalez, and P. Stenstrom (eds). Proceedings of the 2008 IEEE Interna- tional Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture. February 2008. 157. A. Mei and P. Stenstrom (eds) Proceedings of the 2009 IEEE International Parallel & Distributed Processing Sympoisium. May 2009. 158. P. Stenstrom (eds). Transactions on High-Performance Architectures and Compilers. Vol 2, 2009. 5.8 Selected Tech. Reports 1. P. Stenström: “MUMS Processing Element: Hardware Design,” Technical Report, Depart- ment of Computer Engineering, Lund University, June 1987. 2. P. Stenström: “MUMS Processing Element: Architecture Manual,” Technical Report, Department of Computer Engineering, Lund University, June 1987. 3. P. Stenström: “Sequentially Consistent, Packet-Switched, Multiprocessor Memory Sys- tems,” Technical Report, Department of Computer Engineering, Lund University, March 1990. 4. A. Gupta, T. Joe, and P. Stenström: “Performance Limitations of Cache-Coherent NUMA and Hierarchical COMA Architectures and the Flat-COMA Solution,” Technical Report CSL-TR-92-524, Computer Systems Laboratory, Stanford University, October 1992. 5. F. Pong, P. Stenström, M. Dubois, “An Integrated Methodology for the Verification of Directory-Based Cache Protocols,” USC Tech. report, November 1994. 5.9 Reprints in Tutorials • The paper “A Survey of Cache Coherence Schemes for Multiprocessors,” originally published in IEEE Computer, Vol 23, No 6, pp. 12-24, June 1990 has been reprinted in “The Cache Coherence Problem in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors: Hardware Solu- tions,” IEEE Computer Society Press, M Tomasevic and V. Milutinovic, 1993. • The paper “Comparative Performance Evaluation of Cache-Coherent NUMA and COMA Architectures,” originally published in Proc. of 19th Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, pp. 80-91, May 1992 has been reprinted in “The Cache Coherence Problem in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors: Hardware Solu- tions,” IEEE Computer Society Press, M Tomasevic and V. Milutinovic, 1993. • The paper “Comparative Performance Evaluation of Cache-Coherent NUMA and COMA Architectures,” originally published in Proc. of 19th Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, pp. 80-91, May 1992 has been reprinted in “Multiprocessor Performance Measurement and Evaluation,” IEEE Computer Society Press, L Bhuyan and X. Zhang, 1995. 5.10 Other Documents • Position document on trends in Computer Science for the Swedish Research Council, 2003

16 5.11 Patents (pending and approved) • Multiprocessorsystem för att minska effektförbrukningen hos logik i förbindelser med processorer i systemet. Filed 16 November, 2001 (in Sweden); March 1, 2003 (in the U.S.). Approved April 6, 2004 (in Sweden). Published (20030115402) Co-inventors: Magnus Ekman and Fredrik Dahlgren.

• Coherence message prediction mechanism and multiprocessing computer system employing the same. Inventors: Jim Nilsson, Anders Landin, Per Stenstrom. Filed by Sun Microsystems to U.S. Patent Office, April 18, 2003. Approved Dec 6, 2005 as US Patent 6,973,547. • Cache Coherency Protocol Including Generic Transient States. Filed by Sun Micro- systems to U.S. Patent Office, Inventor: Per Stenstrom, March 2004. Published (20050210203). Approved March 22, 2008. US Patent 7,350,032 • System and Method for Coherence Prediction. Filed by Sun Microsystems to U.S. Patent Office. Inventor: Per Stenstrom. Filed May 2005. Approved April 24, 2008. U.S. Patent 7,363,435 • Method and System for Process Memory Management. Filed by Sun Microsystems to U.S. Patent Office, September 2004. Approved on September 8, 2009 as US Patent 7,587572. Inventor: Per Stenstrom. • Speculative Throughput Computing. Filed as a utility patent by Nema Labs AB to U.S. Patent Office and PCT through European Patent Office, January 2008. Inventors: Alexander Busck, Mikael Engbom, Per Stenstrom, Fredrik Warg. Published July 31, 2008 at USPTO (20080184018, 20080184012, 2008014011) • A Robust Main Memory Compression Scheme. Provisionally filed by Sun Microsys- tems, November 2004. Inventors: Magnus Ekman and Per Stenstrom • Multi-level Main Memory. Filed by Sun Microsystems to U.S. Patent Office, Inven- tors: Robert Cypher, Andrew Phelps, Anders Landin, Magnus Ekman, and Per Sten- strom, March 2005. • Method and Mechanism for Cache Compaction and Bandwidth Reduction. Filed by Sun Microsystems to U.S. Patent Office. Inventor: Per Stenstrom. Filed August 2005. • Dynamic Pointer Disambiguation. Filed by Nema Labs AB to U.S. Patent Office and PCT through European Patent Office, July 2008. Inventors: Alexander Busck, Mikael Engbom, Per Stenstrom, Fredrik Warg. 6. Graduated Licentiate and Ph. D. Students Ph. D. Theses • Mats Brorsson: “Performance Impact of Shared Memory Latency in Multiprocessors: Models and Experiments,” Ph. D. thesis, Department of Computer Engineering, Lund University, May 1994. First employment Assist. prof. Lund Univeristy. • Fredrik Dahlgren: “Design and Performance Evaluation of Hardware-Based Cache Protocol Extensions for Multiprocessors,” Ph. D. thesis, (main advisor) Department of Computer Engineering, Lund University, November 1994. First employment: Assist. res. prof. Lund University. • Håkan Grahn: “Evaluation of Design Alternatives for a Directory-Based Cache Coherence Protocol in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors,” Ph. D. thesis, (main advisor) Department of Computer Engineering, Lund University, December 1995. First employment: Assist. prof. University of Karlskrona/Ronneby.

17 • Jonas Skeppstedt: “Compiler Based Approaches to Reduce Memory Access Penalties in Cache-Coherent Multiprocessors,” Ph. D. thesis (main advisor), Department of Computer Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology, May 1997. First employment: Assist. prof., Halmstad University. • Magnus Karlsson: “Data Prefetching Techniques Targeting Single and a Network of Processing Nodes”. Ph. D. thesis (main advisor), Department of Computer Engineer- ing, Chalmers University of Technology, December 1999. First employment: Hewlett Packard Laboratories, Palo Alto. • Ashley Saulsbury: “Attacking Latency Bottlenecks in Distributed Shared Memory Sys- tems,” Ph.D. thesis (co-advised with Prof. Seif Haridi), Department of Teleinformat- ics, the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, December 1999. First employment: Sun Microsystems, Menlo Park. • Thomas Lundqvist: “A WCET Analysis Method for Pipelined Microprocessors and Cache Memories”, Ph. D. thesis (main advisor), Department of Computer Engineer- ing, Chalmers University of Technology, June 2002. First employment: Lecturer at University College West. • Jim Nilsson: “Towards Accurate and Resource-Efficient Coherence Prediction” Ph. D. thesis (main advisor), Department of Computer Engineering, Chalmers University of Techology, January 2004. First Employment: Startup company. • Magnus Ekman: “Strategies to Reduce Energy and Cost of Chip Multiprocessor Sys- tems,” Ph. D. thesis (main advisor), Department of Computer Engineering, Chalmers University of Techology, December 2004. First employment: Sun Microsystems. •Fredrik Warg: “Techniques to Reduce Thread-Level Speculation Overhead,” Ph. D. thesis (main advisor), Department of Computer Engineering, Chalmers University of Techology, June 2006. First employment: Nema Labs. • Martin Thuresson: “Compression Techniques for Improved Bandwidth and Static Code Size in Computer Systems”. Department of Computer Engineering, Chalmers University of Techology, September 2008. First employment: Google. Licentiate Theses (half-way between the MSc. and Ph. D. degree) • Magnus Broberg: “An Approach to Tune Performance of Multithreaded Programs on Multiprocessors,” Licentiate thesis (examiner, main advisor: Lars Lundberg), Depart- ment of Computer Science, University of Karlskrona/Ronneby, June 1999. • Ulf Assarsson: “View Frustum Culling and Animated Ray Tracing: Improvements and Methodological Considerations”, Licentiate thesis (main advisor, co-advised with Dr. Tomas Möller). May 2001. • Jonas Jalminger. “On Improving Data Cache Space Utilization”, Licentiate thesis (main advisor), Jan 2002. • Martin Kampe. “Prediction Methods for Cache and Branch Management in Comput- ers, Licentiate thesis (co-advised with Dr. Fredrik Dahlgren, and Prof. Michel Dubois), May 2002. • Peter Rundberg. “Data Dependence Speculation Methods to Expose Thread-Level Parallelism (main advisor), Nov 2002. • Jochen Hollman “Latency Reduction and Tolerance in Distributed Digital Libraries” (main advisor in collaboration with Dr. Anders Ardö) Sept 2003 • Md. Mafijul Islam. “Improving Execution Efficiency by Targeting Redundancy and Parallelism” (main advisor) November 2007

18 • M. M. Waliullah. “Schemes for Improving the Efficiency of Hardware Transactional Memory” (main advisor) January 2008 •Nima Namaki. “Dominated Performance: Methodology, Tools and Empirical Experi- ments. (co-advised with Stefan Christiernin), December 2008. 7. Professional Services

7.1 Editorial Services • Editor-in-chief, Transactions on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers Transactions on HiPEAC, 2004- • Editor of IEEE Transaction on Computers, between March 2000-2004 • Editor of IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems November 2008 - 2012. • Editor (area: shared-memory multiprocessors) for JPDC (Journal of Parallel and Dis- tributed Computing) since October 1993. • Editor of the Journal of Universal Computer Science since 1994; one of the first electronic journals in the field. • Editor of IEEE/TCCA Computer Architecture Letters, since December 2001. • Editor of the International journal of embedded systems, since February 2004. • Guest editor for “Applications for Shared-Memory Multiprocessors” in the December 1996 issue of IEEE Computer together with Dr. Fredrik Dahlgren. • Guest editor for “Distributed Shared-Memory Multiprocessors” in the Spring issue 1999 of the Proceedings of the IEEE together with Dr. Veljko Milutinovic. • Guest editor for “Languages, Compilers, and Tools for Embedded Systems” in ACM Transaction on Embedded Computer Systems in March, 2004 together with Dr. Frank Mueller. • Guest editor for “Transactions on HiPEAC” top papers in 2005 International Confer- ence on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers, March 2006. • Guest editor for “Transactions on HiPEAC” top papers in 2007 International Confer- ence on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers, March 2007. • On the Editorial Committee for selecting the articles of the Dec 2004 issue of IEEE Micro Magazine on Top Picks in Computer Architecture. 7.2 Chairmanship & Steering Committee Appointments • Minitrack coordinator for “Shared Memory Multiprocessors” in the 27th Hawaiian International Conference on System Sciences, 1994. • Program vice-chair, 14th IEEE Symp. on Distributed Computer Systems, 1994 • Task force leader for “Trends in Shared-Memory Multiprocessing” in the 30th Hawai- ian International Conference on System Sciences, 1997. • Global chair for the Parallel Computer Archhitecture Topic of Euro-Par’96 and 2000. • General chair for the 28th IEEE/ACM Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture held Gothenburg, July 2-4,2001 • Program chair of ACM/SIGPLAN LCTES’2003 (Languages, Tools & Compilers for Embedded Systems).

19 • Program vice-chair of Architecture Track of 2004 IEEE International Parallel and Dis- tributed Processing Symposium. • Program chair of 31st IEEE/ACM Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture held in Munich, 2004. • Program vice-chair of the Architecture track of the 2004 ACM Conference on High- Performance Computing. • Program track chair of the High-Performance Embedded Processor Architecture Track of the 2005 ACM Computing Frontier Conference. • Program co-chair of 2007 High-Performance Embedded Architecture and Compiler Conference. • Program co-chair of 2007 ACM Computing Frontiers Conference. • General co-chair of 2008 High-Performance Embedded Architecture and Compiler Conference. • Program vice-chair of Architecture Track of 2007 IEEE International Parallel and Dis- tributed Processing Symposium. • Program co-chair of the 14th IEEE International Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture 2008. • Program chair of the 2009 IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium. • Program vice-chair of the Computer Architecture and Real-Time Systems Track for the 2010 ACS/IEEE International Conference on Computer Systems and Applica- tions, Tunisia, May 2010. • Organizer and founder of the MULTIPROG Workshop held in conjunction with the HiPEAC conference series on January 27 in Göteborg for the first time and in Paphos, Cyprus in 2009 for the second time, and in Pisa, Italy in 2010 for the third time. • Organizer of Barcelona Multi-core Workshop held in Barcelona June 5-6, 2008 • Member of the Advisory Board of the EUROPAR conference series, since 1995. • Member of the IEEE TCCA Chair Nomination Committee 2001. • Member of the advisory committee of IEEE CS TCCA (2001-2005) • Member of Steering Committe of IEEE/ACM 28th, 29th, 31st, 32nd, and 33rd ISCA • Member of Steering Committee of ACM/SIGPLAN LCTES (Languages, Tools & Compilers for Embedded Systems) since 2002. • Member of Steering Committee of the Conf. on High-Performance Embedded Archi- tectures and Compilation (since 2005). • Member of the ACM/IEEE Eckert-Mauchly Award Committee 2004-2007. • Steering Committee Chair for the International Conference on High-Performance and Embedded Architectures and Compilers series. 2007- • Member of the ACM SIGARCH Distinguished Service Award Committee 2008-2010 and chairman for it in 2010. 7.3 Program Committe Membership • IEEE conferences: 13th ICDCS, 1993, (member); 2nd, 3rd, 6th, 7th, 8th, 12th, 14th HPCA, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2006, 2008 (member); 23rd, 24th, 27th, 30th, 31st, 33rd, and 37th ISCA (co-sponsored by ACM), 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003 (mem-

20 ber), 2004 (chair), and 2006 (member), 2010 (member). 8th SPDP (1996), IPDPS (2003, 2004, 2006, 2007), 37th, 38th Micro (co-sponsored by ACM) 2004, 2005, PACT (2004,2007,2009), ISPASS (2005,2006). • ACM conferences: 7th, 9th, 15th ASPLOS, 1996, 2000, 2006 (member), SC’97, ICS’98, ICS’03, ICS’04, ICS’05. HiPC’96, HiPC’98, HiPC’03 (member) HiPC’04 (co-chair), HiPC’05 (member), LCTES’03 (chair), LCTES’06 (member), Computing Frontier CF’05 (track chair) CF’07 (program chair) • Other conferences: Euro-Par 95 (member), Euro-Par 97 (global chair for topic), Euro-Par 99 (vice-chair for topic), Euro-Par 00 (global chair for topic), PDCS’97-99, ICPP’98, ICPP’99, ICPP-2001, and ICPP-2002. HIPEAC 2005, 2007 (chair), HiPEAC 2009. DATE 2006, DATE 2007. SSS 2009 (International Conference on Sta- bilization, Safety, and Security of Distributed Systems). • Workshops: CANPC’97 and CANPC’98, EWOMP’99, IEEE Memory Wall workshop (in conjunction with ISCA 2000), MEDEA workshop in conjunction with PACT 2000, 2006, 2007, and 2009. EASY workshop in conjunction with ISCA-2001. MTEAC-6 in conj. with MICRO-35, 2002. dasCMP 2005, dasCMP 2006, dasCMP 2007, dasCMP 2008. MULTIPROG 2008 and 2009 (in conj. with HiPEAC) WRC 2008 and 2009 (in conj. with HiPEAC) 7.4 Reviewing for Scientific Conferences, Journals & Textbooks • Referee for IEEE Computer, IEEE Micro, IEEE Concurrency, Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, IEEE Transactions on Computers, IEEE Transactions on Par- allel and Distributed Systems, Proceedings of the IEEE, ACM Transactions on Com- puter Systems, Parallel Computing, IEE Proceedings, Journal of Microprocessors and Microsystems, Journal of Universal Computer Science, Journal of Real-Time Sys- tems, ACM Transactions on Embedded Computer Systems, IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA), International Conference on Parallel Processing (ICPP), ACM Supercomputing, IEEE International Conference on Distrib- uted Computing Systems, IEEE International Parallel Processing Symposium (IPPS), IEEE International Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Systems, IEEE Interna- tional Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA), ACM Inter- national Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems (ASPLOS), Euro-Par, Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Parallel Architectures and Compilation Techniques (PACT), ACM Interna- tional Conference on Supercomputing (ICS) ACM Principles of Programming Lan- guages (POPL), International Conference on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers, Transactions on High-Performance Embedded Archi- tectures and Compilers, and others. • Review of textbook proposals for Addison-Wesley, Morgan Kaufmann (1997 and 2001), Cambridge University Press, and tutorials for IEEE Computer Society Press. 7.5 Reviewing of Grant Proposals & Applicants for Academic Positions • Review of research grant proposals for the National Science Foundation (NSF) (1991,1997), the Swedish Research Council for Engineering Science (TFR) (1995), the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research (1998-1999), and the Norwegian Sci- ence Foundation (NFR) (1996-2000), chair of evaluation panel in CS for Swedish Research Council 2001-2004. On the evaluation panel on the priority program on Organic Computing for the German Science Council (DFG), February 2005. On the panel to evaluate prolongation of research programs in CS for SSF, December-January 2005/2006.

21 • Expert evaluations of applicants for associate professorships in computer science and engineering at Kristianstad University College (1993), Lund University (1994), Karls- krona/Ronneby University (1995,1999), Chalmers University of Technology (1994, 1997), Royal Institute of Technology (1997, 1998, 2000), Luleå University (1998, 2000), Kuwait University (1998), Uppsala University (1999, 2002), Trollhättan (2003). Malardalen (docent) 2005, 2008, University of Cyprus (2006). • Evaluations for promotion to assistant/associate professor (U.S.A.): Rice university (1998), Cornell University (1998), Princeton University (1999), Rochester Univ. (2001), Rutgers University (2002, 2003), University of Maryland (2003). University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign. (2004), University of Massachusetts, Amherst (2005)., Harvard (2009). • Evaluations for promotion to Reader at Imperial College (U.K.) (2001), Full professor promotion University of Edinburgh (2005), Reader, Edinburgh (2009). • Evaluations for promotion to full professor (U.S.A): University of Minnesota (1999), Georgia Institute of Technology (1999), Rice University (1999), University of Texas at Austin (2000), University of Southern California (2003), University of California, San Diego (2003), Northeastern University (2004), Rochester (2006), CMU (2006), University of Colorado (2008). • Expert evaluations of applicants for full professorships at Luleå Technical University (1996, 2004), the University of Mälardalen (1997,1998, 2001), Karlskrona/Ronneby University (1998), Uppsala (1999), Royal Institute of Technology (2000,2003), and Jönköping University (2002), Denmark Technical University (2005). • Member of group to establish criteria for applications for promotions to full professors at Uppsala University and Umeå University (1999). • Member of the National Committee for promotion to full professsor in Computer Sci- ence (1999) • Reviewer and member of evaluation committees of Ph. D. theses at Royal Institute of Technology (1992,1997,1998,2004), Uppsala University (1994,1997,2000, 2002,2006 x3), Chalmers University of Technology (1994,1998,2001,2006), Oslo University (1998), Joensuu University, Finland (1998), University of Paris Sud (2002,2005), Luleå University of Technology (2000, 2004). IT-university, Göteborg (2004, 2006), Blekinge Institute of Technology (2005), TU Delft (2006), University of Edinburgh (2008). • Jury member at Dr. Pascal Sainrat’s habilitation dissertation at University of Paul Sab- batier and Institute de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse, March 1998. • Jury member and referee of Stephane Louise’s Ph. D. thesis at University of Paris Sud. Jan 2002. • Jury Member of the Ph.D dissertation of Christian Fench (Edinburgh, 2008). • Jury Member of the Ph. D. dissertation (Manchester 2009). • Faculty opponent at Knut Omang’s thesis defense at University of Oslo in June 1998. • Faculty opponent at Uppsala University, May 25, 2000, for Mikael Sjödin. • Member of a committee to define the scope of a new EU-IST program on “Emerging Computing Architectures: New Processor Architectures and Advanced Compiler Technologies” in the spring of 2004. • Recipient of a certificate of belonging to the category of best senior reviewers for IEEE Computer in 1994. • PhD Jury member INRIA/University Paris Sud Daniel Gracia Perez, October 2005.

22 7.6 Other Professional Activities • Moderator on a panel of the 3rd IEEE workshop on Scalable Shared-Memory Multi- processors in San Diego, May 1993. • Moderator on a panel on the 5th IEEE workshop on Scalable Shared-Memory Multi- processors in Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy, 1995. • Organized a task force on “Architectural Trends for Shared-Memory Multiprocessors” in conjunction with HICSS’97 Wailea, Hawaii. • Panelist at the IEEE workshop CANPC’98 in conjunction with HPCA’98 • Panelist at the IEEE workshop CAECW’2000 in conjunction with HPCA’2000 • Organized a panel at the Sixth Swedish Workshop on Computer Systems Architecture, Gothenburg, May 1998. • Organized a panel at IPDPS 2007 on Multi-core issues. 7.7 University Services • Was an expert in the procurement committee of a supercomputer platform at Chalmers to service computational scientific problems in virtually all disciplines at Chalmers (1996-1997) • Participated in the development of D++, a new education program in Computer Sci- ence and Engineering. Specifically, I designed a specialization in Computer Systems (1995-1999). • I acted as a chair of the council for the faculty of the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (1998-1999). • I was part of a working group to review Forskning 2000, a governmental evaluation of the research policy for the next decade (1999). • I was vice-dean of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering with responsi- bility of the Ph. D. Education between 1999-2002. • I was vice-dean of the School of Computer Science and Engineering with responsibil- ity of the Ph. D. Education between 2002-2003. • I was member of the faculty council between 1999 and 2002. • I was part of a working group to provide the government with input for strategic research actions, Dec 1999. • I was a member of the recruitment committee at the School of EEC and M&CS from May 2000 and Jan 2001, resp. until 2002. Between 2002 until 2005, I held the same position in the school of CSE. • I was the chair of the recruitment committee at the IT University of Goteborg between 2002-2005 and continued to serve this committee until 2007. • I was the chair of the research committee at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, from June 2000 until 2002. • I was on the steering committee for the planning of the IT-University in Goteborg between 2000 and until a permanent organization was formed in 2002. • I was on the admission committee for selecting 3rd-grade students at the engineering programs for studies at foreign partnership universities (2001-2003) • I was on the steering committee for student recruitment strategies at Chalmers, 2001- 2002.

23 • I am leading the departmental recruitment group to be responsible for the process of recruiting (non-tenured) assistant professors to the department. 8. International Talks and Lecture I have delivered more than a hundred research presentations over the years; a majority of them internationally. • Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, U.S, Oct. 1986. • IBM Yorktown Heights, New York, U.S., Oct. 1986. • PARLE conference, Eindhoven, Holland, June 1987. • “A Cactus Stack Multiprocessor Memory Organization” HICSS’21 conference, Hawaii, U.S., Jan. 1988. • N.E.C. corporation, Kawasaki, Japan, Dec. 1988. • International seminar on performance of distributed and parallel systems, Kyoto, Japan, Dec. 1988. • 16th ISCA, Jerusalem, Israel, June 1989. • Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, Jan. 1990. • University of Washington, Seattle, U.S., Sept. 1990. • Ready Systems Inc., Sunnyvale, U.S., Sept. 1990. • U. C. Berkeley, Berkeley, U.S., Sept. 1990. • Stanford University, Stanford, U.S., Sept. 1990. • International Computer Science Institute (ICSI), Berkeley, U.S., Sept. 1990. • University of Southern California, Los Angeles, U.S., Sept. 1990. • Dolphin Server Technology A/S, Oslo, Norway, Nov. 1990. • Oslo University, Oslo, Norway, Nov. 1990. • University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, U.K., May 1991. • Stanford University, Stanford, U.S., June 1991. • Intel Corporation, Santa Clara, U.S., Dec. 1991. • 20th International Conference on Parallel Processing, Chicago, 1991. • University of Southern California, Los Angeles, U.S., Dec. 1991. • International Parallel Processing Symposium, Los Angeles, U.S., March 1992. • 19th ISCA, Gold Coast, Australia, May 1992. • Stanford University, Stanford, U.S., Jan. 1993. • M.I.T., Cambridge, U.S., Jan. 1993. • New York University, New York, U.S., Jan. 1993. • ICSEE’93 conference, San Diego, Jan. 1993. • University of Southern California, Los Angeles, U.S., Jan. 1993. • 3rd Workshop on Scalable Shared-Memory Multiprocessors, San Diego, U.S., May 1993. Moderator on a panel. • University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, U.S., April 1994.

24 • 4th Workshop on Scalable Shared-Memory Multiprocessors, Chicago, U.S., May 1994. • G.M.D., Berlin, Germany, June 1994. • Ecole d’ete des jeunes chercheurs (summer school), Toulouse, France, July 1994. (Invited) • University of Southern California, Los Angeles, U.S., January 1995. • Stanford University, Stanford, U.S., January 1995. • Tech talk at Sun Microsystems, Menlo Park, U.S., January 1995. (Invited) • 5th Workshop on Scalable Shared-Memory Multiprocessors, Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy, June 1995. • University of Washington, Seattle, U.S, Sept. 1995 (Colloquim, invited) • University of Southern California, L.A., U.S, Sept 1995 • Digital Equipment Corporation WRL, Palo Alto, U.S. Sept 1995. • University of Pisa, Feb. 1996. • Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Wailea, Maui, Jan. 1997 • Gave a tutorial at EUROPAR’97, Aug. 1997, in Passau, Germany (Invited) • Invited talk at EUROPAR’97, Aug. 1997 in Passau, Germany • Invited talk at INFOFEST’97 in Montenegro, Jugoslavia, Sept. 1997. • Panelist at CANPC’98 in conjunction with HPCA’98, Las Vegas, Feb. 1998 (Invited). • Gave a tutorial at Technical University of Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain, Feb 1998. (invited) • Universitet Paul Sabatier (and IRIT), Toulouse, France, March 1998. • Ericsson Research, Älvsjö, April 1998. • 1998 IEEE Workshop on Computer Architecture Education in conjunction with 25th ISCA in Barcelona, June 1998. (Invited) • ARTES Summer school, Lidingö Stockholm, Aug. 1998. (invited) • Sun Microsystems, Menlo Park, CA, Sept. 1998. • Research overview at the Winter Meeting for CS Dept., Chalmers, Smögen, Jan 1999 • Thread-Level Data Speculation Techniques, Ericsson Research, Älvsjö, April 12, 1999 • All-Software Thread-Level Data Speculation Systems, Dagstuhl Seminars, April 21, 1999 (Invited) • Polytechnic University of Barcelona, “On the Interaction between Commerical Work- loads and Memory Systems in High-Performance Servers,” Sept 9, 1999. • University of Maryland, “On the Interaction between Commerical Workloads and Memory Systems in High-Performance Servers,” Colloquim, Invited talk, Sept 16 1999. • University of Southern California, “On the Interaction between Commerical Work- loads and Memory Systems in High-Performance Servers,” Sept 20, 1999. • Princeton University, “On the Interaction between Commerical Workloads and Mem- ory Systems in High-Performance Servers,” Sept 22, 1999. • Panelist at CAECW at HPCA-6 in Toulouse, January 9, 2000.

25 • ETH, Switzerland, Colloquium, June 8, 2000 “Access Latency Reduction and Hiding Techniques for High-Performance Computers”. (Invited) • ETH, Switzerland, June 9, 2000 “Boosting Energy-Efficiency for Off-Chip Caches using Small Block Sizes and Selective Prefetching”. • Imsys AB, Stockholm, Aug 7, 2000 “Challenges in Computer Architecture” • “Understanding Performance Bottlenecks in Complex Computer Systems” (invited talk), First Summer school on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems, Skövde University, Aug. 15., 2000. • Metoder för effektivt utnyttjande av multiprocessorteknologi i transaktionsorienterade system: Project presentation at the NUTEK program conference, Lund, Sept. 11, 2000. • Opening address at IEEE/ACM Int Symp. on Computer Architecture (ISCA-2001) July 2, 2001 in Gothenburg. • “Can We ever Dream of Making Multiple Processors and Caches Appear as a Simple and Single Entity to the Software” Keynote speech at ICPP-01 on Sept 7, 2001. Valen- cia, Spain. (Invited) • “All-Software Thread-Level Data Speculation on Multiprocessors” Invited talk at University of Paris-Sud XI, Jan 21, 2002. • Lecture series in Parallel Computer Architecture. Technical University of Calatonia, Barcelona. April 2002. (Invited) • Keynote Talk at IPDPS-2003 (Invited) • Distinguished Lecture Talk at University of Southern California, January, 2003 (Invited) • Several talks at Sun Microsystems during spring 2003 during my sabbatical there. • Colloquim at University of Texas, Austin, April 7, 2003. (Invited) • NSF Panel, June 2003 (Invited). • IT-University, Göteborg, Sept and Oct 2003 • Lund University, Nov. 2003 • Keynote speech at ACM HiPC’2003 in Hyderabad (India), December 20, 2003 (Invited) • Sun Microsystems, Feb 9, 2004 • Computing Frontier conference, Ischia, Italy, April 15, 2004 (Invited) • Opening Address at 31st International Symp. on Computer Architecture, Munich, June 2004. • Sun Microsystems, August 9, 2004 • “A Robust Memory Compression Scheme” (Invited) University of Illinois Urbana- Champaign, December 2004. • ACACES 2005. Summer school arranged by HiPEAC on Chip-multiprocessors. July 2005, Italy. (Invited) • Sun Microsystems, Nov 2, 2005. • Keynote speech at the First HiPEAC conference, Barcelona, Nov. 18, 2005. (Invited) • Keynote speech at 12th IEEE Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architec- ture, Feb 14, 2006, Austin Texas.

26 • Sun Microsystems, Feb 16, 2006. • Multi-core Expo, Munich, Nov 16-17, 2006, invited talk • EU FP7 conference, invited talk at session on Computing Systems, Nov 21-22, 2006, Helsinki • Moderated a panel on Multi-core challenges at IPDPS 2007. • Invited talk at DATE on future of computer architecture, April 17, 2007. • Invited talk at Google, Trondheim, Norway, May 3, 2007 • Invited talk at Ericsson AB, May 24, 2007 • Invited talk at BSC/UPC Barcelona, July 31, 2007 • Invited talk at Stamatis Vassiliadis Symposium, Delft, Sept 28, 2007 • Talk at FET ICT Consultation workshop on “Massive ICT Systems”, Brussels, November 7, 2007. • Talk at EU IST FP7 Consultation workshop on “High-Performance Computing Sys- tems”, Brussels, Dec 17., 2007. • Invited talk at University of Edinburgh, May 12, 2008. • Invited talk at the Barcelona Multicore Workshop, June 5, 2008 • Panelist on a panel arranged by Yale Patt at the Barcelona Multicore Workshop, June 5, 2008 • HiPEAC presentation at EU meeting in Seoul Korea, June 16, 2008 (invited) • Keynote presentation at ISCA workshop, June 21, 2008, Beijing, China.(invited) • Presentation at Multicore Days Stockholm September 11-12, 2008 • Panelist at Multicore Days, Stockholm Sept. 11-12, 2008 • Talk in Lund on October 17.2008 • Presentation at “Multicores: Theory and Practice” in the EU project ACTORS at Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Germany October 28, 2008 • Panelist at the SMART 2009 workshop held in conj. with 4th Int. Conf on HiPEAC, Cyprus 2009. • Panelist at the 2009 International Parallel & Distributed Processing Symposium. • Gave a talk at Multicore Day in Kista on September 15, 2009 on how to use Nema Labs technolgy to accelerate making the code multicore ready. • Gave a talk at SC 2009 on FASThread technology. Nov 2009 • Gave a talk at University of Washington on FASThread technology. Nov 2009 9. Awarded Research Grants

9.1 Research projects (grants) The first name corresponds to the P.I. • Lars Philipson and Per Stenström: Laboratory of Experimental Computer Architec- ture, 1990-1993, STU, about 2.4 MSEK • Lars Philipson and Per Stenström: Laboratory of Experimental Computer Architec- ture, 1993-1996, NUTEK, about 1.8 MSEK. • Per Stenström: Scheduling of Memory Instructions for Shared-Memory Programs, 1994-1997, TFR, about 1 MSEK

27 • Per Stenström and Per Andersson: ATM-based Multiprocessor Interconnects, 1994- 1996, NUTEK, about 800 KSEK. • Per Stenström: Performance Prediction Testbed for Mobile Packet Data Applications, 1996-1997, NUTEK. about 700 KSEK • Per Stenström: Methodologies and techniques to estimate worst-case execution time. 1997-2002. TFR, about 1.8 MSEK. • Per Stenström, Bengt Nordström, and Mats Viberg: Equipment grant from FRN, about 3,5 MSEK, 1997-2000. • Per Stenström: A New Approach to Memory Hierarchy Management in Shared-Mem- ory Multiprocessors. TFR/SSF, about 1.5 MSEK, 1998-2001 • Per Stenström: Donation of an E4000 multiprocessor server from Sun Microsystems. About 1 MSEK • Per Stenström. Collaborative Research on Multiprocessors for Database systems. CR with Sun Microsystems. $50,000 from Sun Microsystems. 1998-2000. • Per Stenström, Design Strategies for High-Performance Real-time Multimedia Appli- cations on Shared-Memory Multiprocessors, SSF, about 3 MSEK 1999-2003. • Per Stenström: A New approach to Thread-level Data Speculation Execution Models. TFR, about 1 MSEK, 1999-2001. • Per Stenström, “Metoder för effektivt utnyttjande av multiprocessorteknologi i transaktionsorienterade system, NUTEK about 700 KSEK, 2000. • Per Stenström and Anders Ardö “Networked implementation of a distributed electronic journal collection and full text archive, NORDUNET-II, about 1 MSEK 2000- 2001. • Per Stenström (PI): “Techniques for Module-Level Speculative Parallelization on Shared-Memory Multiprocessors, SSF, 720 KSEK, 2000-2001 • Per Stenström (primary PI, together with Dr. Fredrik Dahlgren, Ericsson), Support for Real-Time Grahpics 3D Graphics for Future Mobile Terminals under Energy/Area Constraints. SSF, 1.2 MSEK 2000-2004. • Per Stenström and Michel Dubois: MECCA: Meeting the Challenges in Computer Architecture, collaboration grant 500 KSEK/year for 2001-2004 from STINT. • Pet Stenström. Methods for Adapting the Resource Demands in Computer Architec- tures under various Demand Objectives. Vetenskapsrådet, 1.8 MSEK, 2003-2006. • Per Stenström (primary P.I.) FlexSoC: A Flexible Platform for System-on-Chip in Embedded Systems. SSF 10 MSEK, 2003-2007. • Per Stenstrom (sole PI): Swedish Research Council 2004-2005. 1 MSEK. • Per Stenström (Mateo Valero coordinator). HiPEAC: High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilation Methods.. EU Network of Excellence in Computer Architecture. 2004-2007. Leading a major effort as workpackage leader • Per Stenstrom. Compute Resources to Analyze Future Computer Architectures. Admission to use the compute resources of SNIC.(2005-2006) • Per Stenström (Stamatis Vassiliadis coordinator). SARC: Scalable Computer Architec- ture. EU Integrated project. 2005-2009. 6 MSEK. Leading a major effort as workpackage leader • Per Stenström (Mateo Valero coordinator). VELOX - A STREP accepted by EU FP7. About 200 000 EU (2008-2010)

28 • Per Stenström (Koen De Bosschere coordinator). HiPEAC-2 Network of Excellence accepted by EU FP7. About 360 000 EU (2008 - 2011). Leading a major effort as workpackage leader • Per Stenström (sole P.I.) Out-of-Order Thread Speculation. Swedish Research Council (2009 - 2012). 1.5 MSEK. • Per Stenstrom (and as co-PIs Lars Svensson, Sally McKee, Per Larsson-Edefors) CHAMPP. Funded by the Swedish Research Councils with a budget of 3 MSEK (30000 Euro per year) from 2010 - 2014. 9.2 Awards and Honors Awarded the grade of IEEE Fellow in 2007 and ACM Fellow in 2008. In 2009 I became a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences. • Member of ACM SIGARCH and IEEE TCCA • Biographical entry in The Marquis Who’s Who in the World in the 12th-19th, 24th (2006) editions • Biographical entry in Men of Achievement, the 17th edition (1996) • Biographical entry in The Marquis Who’s Who in Finance and Industry (2001) • Biographical entry in The Marquis Who’s Who in Science and Engineering (2006- 2007) • Became listed on the “IEEE/ACM ISCA Hall of Fame” signifying more than eight ISCA papers over the years (2005). • Fellow of the IEEE in 2007. • Fellow of the ACM in 2008. • Member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences in March 2009. Best paper awards: [1] H. Nilsson and P. Stenstrom: “An Adaptive Update-Based Cache Coherence Protocol for Reduction of Miss Rate and Traffic,” in Proc. of PARLE (Parallel Architectures and Languages Europe), pp. 363-374, June 1994. Best Paper Award at the conference.

[2] P. Rundberg and P. Stenstrom: Low-Cost Thread-Level Data Dependence Speculation on Multiprocessors,” in 4th Workshop on IEEE Multi-Threaded Execution, Architecture and Compilation (in conj. with Micro-33), Dec 2000. (Received the Best Paper award.) [3] H. Dybdahl, P. Stenstrom, L. Natvig, A Cache-Partition Aware Replacement Policy for Chip Multiprocessors. (Best Paper Award.) Accepted to ACM 2006 HiPC. December 2006. [4] F. Warg and P. Stenstrom. Dual-Thread Speculation. Two Threads in the Machine is Better than Eight in the Bush. Accepted to SBAC 2006. (Best Paper Award) October 2006

29 Summary Page

Below is a list of some parameters supporting the official full nomination of Rusins Freivalds

To allow the nomination committee a fair judgement of a candidate for Academia Europaea membership, a recent CV and publication list should be sent along with the nomination forms. The list of criteria below are only meant to be a short summary of some of the points at issue. The main arguments must be in the nomination forms, this is just a summary of some indication of the qualification and has to be used with some flexibility in mind. a. CV (For detail on all points see the full CV!) Rusins Freivalds has been full professor for informatics at the University of Latvia in Riga since 1992. b. Publications in Monographs and Edited Books: 6; in Referred Journals and Proceedings: 110 ; in other Scientific papers: 74; Pedagogical Texts: 22; Popularization Papers: 29. See CV c. Recognition of value of Publications His Hirsch index is 20 according Google scholar. R. Freivalds is the author of numerous fundamental papers on probabilistic and quantum automata and on inductive inference and learning. For citation details see CV d. PhD and Master thesis: 14 successful PhD students and 30 master thesis; For details see CV. His PhD students received numerous (50) awards – see CV e. Teacher R. Freivalds is known as a superb teacher and advisor of PhD and master students. For example in 2007 he eceived prize “Best professor of all departments” award at the first poll in the University of Latvia

f. Projects He was in charge of 11 projects – see CV for the list g. Editorial Work He has been on the editorial board of three journals – see the list in CV h. Conferences R. Freivalds has been PC chair of one symposium and three workshops; program committee member of 9 scientific meetings

i. / j. Invited Talks 22 invited plenary talks in international conferences (see publication list). More than 50 talks at conferences; more than 75 talks at different universities and research institutes – see CV

k. Awards: (selection) In 1992 elected as a full member of Latvia Academy of sciences Several other prominent awards in Latvia, see CV

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Name of the Proposed Member: Rusins Freivalds

Date of Birth: 10. 11. 1942

Address: Computer Science Department, University of Latvia, Raina Blv 29, , Riga, LV 1459, Latvia

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.lza.lv/scientist/freivalds.htm

Nationality: Latvia

Present and Previous Positions:

Full Professor for Informatics; Head of Division of Discrete Mathematics, University of Latvia in Riga, since 1992

All previous positions were with the Latvian State University, see CV

Field of Scholarship: Theoretical Computer Science

Honours:

1992 Member of Latvian Academy of Sciences 2003 Grand Medal of the Latvia Academy of Sciences 2003 Award of the Latvia Academy of Sciences and GRINDEX Corporation 2000 Eizens Arins Prize of the Latvia Academy of Science 1976 Latvia YCL Prize for the work “Theory of inductive inference”

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Rusins Freivalds main contributions have been in reserach, education of scientists and in teaching. In all three areas he had very significant achievements.

R. Freivalds started his scientific carrier in the area of inductive inference, especially of Boolean and recursive functions, in learning theory and in recursive functions. His main outcomes has been a theory of inductive inference; qualitative theory of inductive inference and introduction of deep mathematics and especially probabilistic methods into tthe heory of inductive inference. In general his main contribution was to use deep mathematical methods in this area. For example, he used constructive ordinals to measure the complexity of inductive inference and group theory to solve problems of inductive inference.

Second main area of research and of significant contributions of R. Freivalds have been probabilistic algorithms and automata. He proved the very first theorem concerning the advantages of randomized algorithms over deterministic ones. Namely, he has proven that randomized Turing machines can use less running time than deterministic ones for computation of certain functions. Very influential have been his randomized algorithms for testing matrix and polynomial operations and various very deep results concerning power of various types of probabilistic automata. Very important is also his powerful method to prove lower bounds for time and space complexity of randomized algorithms. In general, in this area he has produced a variety of deep results and powerful methods.

Using the experience from the area of probabilistic automata, R. Freivalds, in cooperation with his student Andris Ambainis, and later with many of other students ,he has produced various very basic results concerning quantum automata and their properties, power as well as fundamental results concerning their succinctness comparing with classical models.

Advising PhD students has been another very successful area of sctivities of R. Freivalds. As documented in his CV the number of awards of his PhD and Master students is admirable. His former PhD student andris Ambainis is one of the leaders in the area of quantum information processing

R. Freivalds has been also an excellent teacher who has always concentrated on deep issues as well as on very modern issues of theoretical, in a broad sense, informatics

Page 3: MAJOR PUBLICATIONS: Academia Europaea Membership

1. R. Freivalds, K. Iwama: Quantum queries on Permutations with a Promise, LNCS, V 5642, Springer,2009, 208-216 2. R. Freivalds: Non-constructive Methods for Finite Probabilistic Automata, International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science, 2008, 565-580 3. R. Freivalds: Knot theory, Jones polynomial and quantum computing, LNCS, 3618 2005. 15-25 4. R. Freivalds, M. Karpinski, C. H. Smith, R. Wiehagen: Learning by the process of elimination,Information and computation, 2001, 37-50 5. R. Freivalds, S. Jain: Kolmogorov numberings and minimal identification, Theoretical Computer Science, 1998, 175-194 6. A. Ambainis, R. Freivalds: 1-way quantum finite automata: strengts, weaknesses and generalizations; Quantum archive quant-ph/9802062, 1998 7. R. Freivalds: Fast probabilistic algorithms. Proceedings of 8th MFCS Symposium, Olomouc, 1979 8. R. Freivalds: probabilistic two-way machines, Proceedings of 10th MFCS Symposium, 1981, 9. R. Freivalds, C.H. Smith: On the role of precrastination for machine learning, Proceedings of 5th Annula workshop on Computational Learning Theory, Pittsburgh, 363-376 10. R. Freivalds E. B. Kinber, R. Wiehagen: , iOn the power of inductive inference from good examples, Theoretical computer Science, V 110, 131-141

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In compliance with the regulations of the Academia and the nominations procedures, we confirm that we have proposed;

Name of candidate: Rusins Freivalds Country of candidate: Latvia

To be a candidate for election to membership of the Academia Europaea.

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Name of the Section chairperson: Hermann Maurer Name of section: Informatics Section

Signed by Nominator 1: Date: 23.01.2010 Name : Jozef Gruska Section : Informatics Country of residence : Slovakia Email : [email protected]

Signed by Nominator 2: Date: 15.10.2009 Name : Arto Salomaa Section : Informatics Country of residence : Finland Email : [email protected]

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Page 5: Short CV of Rusins Freivalds

Born: 10.11.1962 in Cevaine, Latvia

Professional Career 1965-1966 Assistant, Faculty of Physics and mathematics, Latvian State University 1971-1975 Senior Scientific Associate, Computing Center, Latvian State University 1975-1985 Head of Laboratory, Computing Center, Latvian State University 1985-1990 Professor, Deputy Director of Computing Center, Latvian State University 1990- Professor, University of Latvia

1965 – graduation in mathematics from Latvia State University 1971 – PhD from Institute of mathematics, Academy of Sciences USSR, Novosibirsk 1985 – Doctor of Science in mathematics from Moscow State University

Publications 176 scientific, 22 pedagogical and 29 popularization papers and 6 monographs and edited books

Honours / Awards (Selection) 1992 - Election to the member of Latvian Academy of Sciences 2003 - Grand Medal of Latvian Academy of Sciences 2000 – Eizens Arins Price of the Latvian Academy of Sciences

Editorial Work Editor of 3 journals

Conferences Chair of 5 international meetings, member of 9 program committees of international meetins

Invited talks 21 invited talks on international conferences, more than 130i talks iat conferences and in different institutions

Supervisor 14 PhD dissertation and 30 Master thesis

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SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATION BY SECTION COMMITTEE:

Name of the proposed Member: Rusins Freivalds Procedure: A list of all nominations was sent by Email to all members of the Informatics Section soliciting inputs. Based on these and their own careful scrutiny the members of the Section Committee voted by assigning grades 0-4 to each candidate, 0 meaning low priority, 4 meaning top priority. .

Recommendations of the Section Committee evaluating the dossier:

The average grade obtained in this fashion was XXXX. (A list of all nominations submitted and ranked by their grades is sent separately.)

Based on this grade, on the comments of Informatics Section members and the comments of the members of the Section Committee the recommendation of the Informatics Section committee is:

(H. Maurer, Graz, Chair of Section Committee, February 18, 2010)

List of publications by R¯usi¸nˇsM¯arti¸nˇsFreivalds

Scientiﬁc publications:

- Monographs

1. R. Freivalds, D. Taimi¸na, E.B. Kinber. Fundamentals of Computers. Kiev, Radianska skola, 1986 (in Russian) 2. A.P. Ershov, V.Monahov, R. Freivalds et al. Teaching fundamentals of computers. Moscow, Prosveshchenie, 1986 (in Russian) 3. A.P. Ershov, V.Monahov, R. Freivalds et al. Teaching fundamentals of computers. Kishinew, Lumina, 1987 (in Moldovian, translation of [2]) 4. A.P. Ershov, V.Monahov, R. Freivalds et al. Teaching fundamentals of computers. Vilnius, Sviesa, 1987 (in Lithuanian, translation of [2]) 5. R. Freivalds, D.Taimi¸na, E.B.Kinber. Basics of Computers. A manual for teachers. Baku, Minpros, 1986 (in Azeri, translation from [2])

Edited books:

1. L. Arge and R. Freivalds (Eds.) Proceedings of the 10th Scandinavian Work- shop on Algorithm Theory, Riga, Latvia, July 6-8, 2006, ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2009, v.4059. 2. R. Freivalds (Ed.) Proceedings of the 13th International Symposium, FCT 2001, Riga, Latvia, August 22-24, 2001, ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2009, v.2138. 3. R. Bonner and R. Freivalds (Ed.) Quantum Computation and Learning. Pro- ceedings of the International Workshop ”Quantum Computation and Learn- ing”, Riga, Latvia, September 11-13, 1999, Malardalen University Press. 4. R. Freivalds (Ed.) Randomized Algorithms. Proceedings of the International Workshop ”Randomized Algorithms”, Brno, Czech Republic, August 27-28, 1998, Aachen University Press.

- Papers in ISC scientiﬁc journals

1. R. Freivalds, M. Ozols, L. Manˇcinska. Improved constructions of mixed state quantum automata. ” Theoretical Computer Science ”, 2009, v. 410, No. 20, p. 1923–1931. 2. R. Freivalds. Amount of Nonconstructivity in Finite Automata. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2009, v.5642, p. 227-236. 3. R. Freivalds, K. Iwama. Quantum Queries on Permutations with a Promise. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2009, v.5642, p. 208-216. 4. R. Tarasovs, R. Freivalds. Group Input Machine. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2009, v.5404, p. 521–532. 5. R. Freivalds. Non-Constructive Methods for Finite Probabilistic Automata. ” International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science ”, 2008, v. 19, No. 3, p. 565-580. 6. R. Freivalds, R. F. Bonner. Quantum inductive inference by finite automata. ” Theoretical Computer Science ”, 2008, v. 397, No. 1-3, p. 70–76. 7. J. B¯arzdi¸nˇs, R. Freivalds, C. H. Smith. Learning with belief levels. ” Journal of Computer and System Sciences ”, 2008, v. 74, No.4, p. 527–545. 8. R. Freivalds. Artin’s Conjecture and Size of Finite Probabilistic Automata. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2008, v. 4800, p. 280–291. 9. R. Freivalds. Super-Exponential Size Advantage of Quantum Finite Automata with Mixed States. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2008, v. 5369, p. 931–942. 10. R. Freivalds. Non-constructive Methods for Finite Probabilistic Automata. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2007, v. 4588, p. 169–180. 11. R. Freivalds. Hamming, Permutations and Automata. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2007, v. 4665, p. 18–29. 12. R. Agadzanyan, R. Freivalds. Size of Quantum Finite State Transducers. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2007, v. 4362, p. 155–163. 13. R. Freivalds. Languages Recognizable by Quantum Finite Automata. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2005, v. 3845, p. 1–14. 14. R. Freivalds. Knot Theory, Jones Polynomial and Quantum Computing. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2005, v. 3618, p. 15–25. 15. R. Ozols, R. Freivalds, J. Ivanovs, E. Kalni¸na, L. L¯ace, M. Miyakawa, H. Tatsumi, D. Taimi¸na. Boolean Functions with a Low Polynomial Degree and Quantum Query Algorithms. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2005, v. 3381, p. 408–412. 16. A. B¯erzi¸na, A. Dubrovsky, R. Freivalds, L. L¯ace, O. Scegulnaja. Quantum Query Complexity for Some Graph Problems. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2004, v. 2932, p. 140–150. 17. R. Freivalds, C. H. Smith. Category, Measure, Inductive Inference: A Tri- ality Theorem and Its Applications. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2002, v. 2286, p. 386–399. 18. R. Freivalds, M. Karpinski, C. H. Smith, R. Wiehagen. Learning by the Process of Elimination. ”Information and Computation”, 2001, v. 176, No. 1, p. 37–50. 19. J. B¯arzdi¸nˇs, R. Freivalds, C. H. Smith. Towards Axiomatic Basis of Inductive Inference. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2001, v. 2138, p. 1–13. 20. R. F. Bonner, R. Freivalds, M. Kravtsev. Quantum versus Probabilistic One- Way Finite Automata with Counter. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2001, v. 2234, p. 181–190. 21. R. Freivalds, A. Winter. Quantum Finite State Transducers. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 2001, v. 2234, p. 233–242. 22. A. Ambainis, K. Aps¯ıtis, R. Freivalds, C. H. Smith. Hierarchies of probabilistic and team FIN-learning. ”Theoretical Computer Science”, 2001, v. 261, No. 1, p. 91–117. 23. Kalvis Apsitis, Rusins Freivalds, Raimonds Simanovskis, Juris Smotrovs. Closedness properties in ex-identification. ”Theoretical Computer Science”, 2001, v. 268, No. 2, p. 367–393. 24. Andris Ambainis, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and Carl H. Smith. Inductive Inference with Procrastination: Back to Definitions. Fundamenta Informaticae, Vol. 40, pp. 1-16, 1999. 25. Andris Ambainis, Richard Bonner, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds, Marats Golovkins and Marek Karpinski. Quantum Finite Multitape Automata. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1999, v.1725, p. 336-344. 26. Kalvis Aps¯ıtis, Setsuo Arikawa, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds, Eiju Hirowatari and Carl H. Smith. On the inductive inference of recursive real-valued functions. ”The- oretical Computer Science”, 1999, vol. 219, No. 1, p. 3-17. 27. Andris Ambainis, Richard Bonner, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and Arnolds K¸ikusts. Probabilities to accept languages by quantum finite automata. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1999, v.1627, p. 174-183. 28. R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds. Models of computation, Riemann Hypothesis, and classical mathematics. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1998, v.1521, p. 89-106. 29. Richard Bonner, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds, J¯anis Lapi¸nˇsand Antra Lukjanska. Non- stochastic languages being projections of 2-tape quasideterministic languages. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1998, v.1450, p.213-219 30. Andris Ambainis and R¯usi¸nˇs Freivalds. 1-way quantum finite automata: strengths, weaknesses and generalizations. ”Proceedings of the 39th Annual Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science”, Palo Alto, November 8- 11, 1998, IEEE Computer Society, p. 332-341. 31. Lance Fortnow and R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and William I. Gasarch and Martin Kummer and Stuart A. Kurtz and Carl H. Smith and Frank Stephan. On the relative sizes of learnable sets. Theoretical Computer Science, 197(1-2):139- 156, 15 May 1998. 32. R.Freivalds and S.Jain. Kolmogorov numberings and minimal identification. ”Theoretical Computer Science”, 1998, vol. 188, No. 1-2, p. 175-194 33. A. Ambainis, K. Aps¯ıtis, C. Calude, R. Freivalds, M. Karpinski, T. Larfeldt, I. Sala, and J. Smotrovs. Effects of Kolmogorov complexity present in inductive inference as well. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1997, v.1316, p.244-259 34. A. Ambainis, K. Aps¯ıtis, R. Freivalds, W. Gasarch, C.H.Smith. Team learning as a game. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1997, v.1316, p.2-17 35. J. Ka¸neps, D. Geidmanis, and R. Freivalds. Tally languages accepted by Monte Carlo pushdown automata. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1997, v.1269, p.183-192 36. A.Ambainis, R. Freivalds, and M. Karpinski. Weak and strong recognition by 2-way randomized automata. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1997, v.1269, p.171-182 37. K. Aps¯ıtis, R. Freivalds, and C.H.Smith. Asymmetric Team Learning. ”Pro- ceedings of the 10th Annual Conference on Computational Learning Theory”, July 6-9, 1997, Nashville, Tennessee, p. 90-95 38. R. Freivalds, G. Tervits, R. Wiehagen, and C.H.Smith. Learning small programs with additional information. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1997, v.1234, p.102-112 39. J. B¯arzdi¸nˇs, R. Freivalds and C.H.Smith. Learning formulae from elementary facts. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1997, v.1208, p.272- 285 40. R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and Thomas Zeugmann. Co-Learning of Recursive Lan- guages from Positive Data. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1996, v. 1181, p. 122-133. 41. A.Ambainis and R. Freivalds. Transformations that preserve learnability. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1996, v.1160, p.299-311 42. K.Aps¯ıtis, R. Freivalds, R.Simanovskis, and J.Smotrovs. Unions of identifiable families of languages. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1996, v.1147,p.48-58 43. K.Aps¯ıtis, R. Freivalds and C.H.Smith. On duality in learning and the selection of learning teams. ”Information and Computation”, 1996, v.129, No. 1, p.53-62 44. A.Ambainis, R. Freivalds and C.H.Smith. General inductive inference types based on linearly-ordered sets. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1996, v.1046, p.243-256 45. J. B¯arzdi¸nˇs, R. Freivalds and C.H.Smith. Learning with confidence. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1996, v.1046, p.207-218 46. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and C.H.Smith. On the impact of forgetting on learning machines. ”Journal of the ACM”, 1995, v.42, No.6, p.1146-1168 47. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and C.H.Smith. On the intrinsic complexity of learning. ”Information and Computation”, 1995, v.123, No 1, p.64-71 48. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. How inductive inference strategies discover their errors. ”Information and Computation”, 1995,v.118, No 2, p.208-226 49. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and C.H.Smith. Probabilistic versus deterministic memory limited learning. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1995, v.961, p.155-161 50. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. Learning from good examples. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1995, v.961, p.49-62 51. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. Error detecting in inductive inference. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1995, v.961,p.25-48 52. L.Fortnow, R. Freivalds, W.I.Gasarch, M.Kummer, S.A.Kurtz, C.H.Smith and F.Stephan. Measure, category and learning theory. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1995, v.944, p.558-569 53. R. Freivalds and M.Karpinski. Lower time bounds for randomized computation. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1995, v.944, p.183-195 54. R. Freivalds and S.Jain. Kolmogorov numberings and minimal identification. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1995, v.904, p. 182-195 55. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and C.H.Smith. On the intrinsic complexity of learning. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1995, v.904,p.154- 168 56. K.Aps¯ıtis, R. Freivalds and C.H.Smith. Learning real valued functions. ”Proc. COLT’95”, 1995, Santa Cruz,p. 170-177 57. K.Aps¯ıtis, R. Freivalds and C.H.Smith. Choosing a learning team: a topological approach. ”Proc. STOC’94”, 1994, Montreal, p.283-289 58. R. Freivalds, M.Karpinski and C.H.Smith. Co-learning of total recursive functions. ”Proc. COLT’94”, 1994, p.190-197 59. R. Freivalds, D.Gobleja, M.Karpinski and C.H.Smith. Co-learnability and FIN-identifiability of enumerable classes of total recursive functions. ” Lec- ture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1994, v.872, p.100-105 60. R. Freivalds, R.Wiehagen and O.Botuscharov. Identifying nearly minimal Goedel numbers from additional information. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1994, v.872, p.91-99 61. R. Freivalds and M.Karpinski. Lower space bounds for randomized computation. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1994,v.820,p.580-592 62. R. Freivalds and C. H. Smith. On the duality between mechanistic learners and what it is they learn. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1993, v.774, p. 137–149 63. R. Freivalds and C.H.Smith. On the role of procrastination in machine learning. ”Information and Computation”, 1993, v.107, No.2, p.237-271 64. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. On the power of inductive inference from good examples. ”Theoretical Computer Science”, 1993, v. 110, p.131-144 65. R.Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. Dual Types of Hypotheses in In- ductive Inference. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1993, v. 659, p. 209-? 66. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and C.H.Smith. On the impact of forgetting on learning machines. ”Proc. COLT’93”, Santa Cruz, 1993, p.165-174 67. R. Freivalds and A.G.Hoffmann. An inductive inference approach to classification. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1992, v. 642, p. 187-196 68. K.Aps¯ıtis, R. Freivalds, M.Krik¸is, R.Simanovskis and J. Smotrovs. Unions of identifiable classes of total recursive functions. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1992, v. 642, p. 99-107 69. R. Freivalds and C.H.Smith. On the role of procrastination for machine learning. ” Proc. COLT’92”, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 27-29 July 1992. ACM Press, p. 363-376. 70. R. Freivalds and C.H.Smith. Memory limited inductive inference machines. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1992, v. 621, p. 19-29 71. J. Ka¸neps and R. Freivalds. Running time to recognize nonregular languages by 2-way probabilistic automata. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1991, v. 510, p. 174-185 72. R. Freivalds. Complexity of probabilistic versus deterministic automata. ”Lec- ture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1991, v. 502, p. 565-613 73. J. B¯arzdi¸nˇs, R. Freivalds and K. Podnieks. Inductive inference of recursive functions: complexity bounds. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1991, v. 502, p. 111-155 74. R. Freivalds. Inductive inference of recursive functions: qualitative theory. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1991, v. 502,p. 77-110 75. J.Ka¸neps and R. Freivalds. Minimal nontrivial space complexity of probabilistic one-way Turing machines. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1990, v. 452, p. 355-361 76. R. Freivalds. Inductive Inference of Minimal Programs.”Proc. COLT’90”, Rochester, NY, 1990, p.3-22 77. R. Freivalds, C.H.Smith and M. Velauthapillai. Trade-off among parameters affecting inductive inference. ”Information and Computation ”, 1989, v. 82, No. 3, p. 323-343 78. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. Probabilistic versus determinstic inductive inference in nonstandard numberings. ” Zeitschrift für Mathematis- che Logik und Grundlagen der Mathematik ”, 1988, Bd. 34, H. 6, S. 531-539 79. R. Freivalds. On running time for probabilistic Turing machines without errors. ” Teorija Verojatnostei i ee Primenenija ”, 1987, v. 32, No. 4 p. 565- 567 (in Russian) 80. F. Ablaev and R. Freivalds. Why sometimes probabilistic algorithms can be more effective. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1986, v. 233, p. 1-14 81. R. Freivalds. Probabilistic and deterministic circuits consisting of Boolean gates and delays. ” Izvestija VUZ. Matematika ”, 1985, No. 7 (278), p. 40-44 (in Russian) 82. R. Freivalds. Space and reversal complexity of probabilistic one-way Turing machines. ” Annals of Discrete Mathematics ”, 1985, v. 24, p. 39-50 83. R. Freivalds. Space and reversal complexity of probabilistic one-way Turing machines. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1983, v. 158, p. 159-170 84. R. Freivalds. Methods and languages to prove the power of probabilistic machines. ” Information Processing’83 ( Proc. IFIP Congress’83 ), Elsevier, 1983, p. 157-162 85. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. Connections between identifying functionals, standardizing operations and computable numberings. ” Zeitschrift für Mathematische Logik und Grundlagen der Mathematik ”, 1984, Bd. 30, No. 2, S. 145-164 86. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. On the power of probabilistic strategies in inductive inference. ” Theoretical Computer Science ”, 1984, v. 28, No. 1/2, p. 111-134 87. R. Freivalds. Projections of languages recognizable by probabilistic and alter- nating finite multitape automata. ”Information Processing Letters”, 1981, v. 13, No. 4/5, p. 195-198 88. R. Freivalds. Probabilistic two-way machines. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1981, v. 118, p. 33-45 89. R. Freivalds. Fast probabilistic algorithms. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Sci- ence”, Springer, 1979, v. 74, p.57-69 90. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. Inductive inference and computable one-one numberings. ”Zeitschrift für Mathematische Logik und Grund- lagen der Mathematik”, 1982, Bd. 28, No. 5, S. 463-479 91. R. Freivalds. On the increase of the number of states in the process of de- terminization of finite probabilistic automata. ”Avtomatika i Vichislitel’naja Tekhnika”, 1982, No. 3, p. 39-42 (in Russian) 92. R. Freivalds. Capabilities of various models of one-way probabilistic automata. ”Izvestija VUZ. Matematika”, 1981, No. 5 (228), p. 26-34 (in Rus- sian) 93. R. Freivalds. Two-way finite probabilistic automata and space-bounded Turing machines. ”Doklady AN SSSR”, 1981, v. 256, No. 6, p. 1326-1329(in Russian) 94. R. Freivalds. Fast probabilistic computation schemes. ”Kibernetika ”, 1980, No.6, p. 150-151 (in Russian) 95. R. Freivalds. Recognition of languages by probabilistic real-time Turing machines and pushdown automata. ” Problemi peredachi informacii ”, 1979, v. 15, No. 4, p. 96-101 (in Russian) 96. R. Freivalds. Recognition of languages by finite probabilistic multitape and multihead automata. ” Problemi peredachi Informacii ”, 1979, v. 15, No. 3, p. 99-106 (in Russian) 97. R. Freivalds. A fast probabilistic test of correctness for the multiplication of integers. ” Avtomatika i Vychislitel’naja Tekhnika ”, 1979, No. 1, p. 40-43 (in Russian) 98. R. Freivalds. Recognition of languages by finite multihead probabilistic and deterministic automata. ” Avtomatika i Vychislitel’naja Tekhnika ”, 1979, No.3, p. 15-20 (in Russian) 99. R. Freivalds. Recognition of languages with high probability by various types of automata. ”Doklady AN SSSR”, 1978, v. 239, No. 1, p. 60-62 (in Russian) 100. R. Freivalds. Effective operations and functionals computable in the limit. ”Zeitschrift für Mathematische Logik und Grundlagen der Mathematik ”, 1978, Bd. 24, H. 3, S. 193-206 (in Russian) 101. R. Freivalds, E. Ikaunieks. On some advantages of nondeterministic machines over probabilistic ones. ” Izvestija VUZ. Matematika ”, 1977, No. 2 (177), p. 118-123 (in Russian) 102. R. Freivalds. On probabilistic recognition with isolated cut-point of sets non- recognizable by deterministic machines. ”Izvestija VUZ. Matematika”, 1977, No. 1 (176), p. 100-107 (in Russian) 103. R. Freivalds. Probabilistic machines can use less running time. ”Information Processing’77” (Proc. IFIP Congress’77), North Holland, 1977, p. 839-842 104. R. Freivalds. Minimal Gödel numbers and their identification in the limit. ”Lecture Notes in Computer Science”, Springer, 1975, v. 32, p. 219-225. 105. R. Freivalds. Functions computable in the limit by probabilistic Turing machines. ” Lecture Notes in Computer Science ”, Springer, 1975, v. 28, p. 77-87. 106. R. Freivalds. On synthesis in the limit indices of total recursive functions in various computable numberings. ” Doklady AN SSSR ”, 1974, v.219, No. 4, p. 812-814 (in Russian) 107. J. B¯arzdi¸nˇs, R. Freivalds. On prediction of general recursive functions. ” Doklady AN SSSR ”, 1972, v. 206, No. 3, p. 521-524 (in Russian) 108. R. Freivalds. Codings of finite sets and criteria of completeness up to a coding in 3-valued logics. ” Doklady AN SSSR ”, 1970, v. 190, No. 5, p. 1034- 1037 (in Russian) 109. R. Freivalds. Completeness up to coding of systems of functions in multi- valued logics and the complexity of its recognition. ” Doklady AN SSSR ”, 1968, v. 180, No. 4, p. 803-805 (in Russian) 110. R. Freivalds. Completeness criteria for partial Boolean and multi-valued functions. ” Doklady AN SSSR ”, 1966, v. 167, No. 6, p. 1249-1250 (in Rus- sian) - Other scientific papers

1.R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds, M¯aris Ozols and Laura Manˇcinska. Permutation groups and the strength of quantum finite automata. In: Proceedings of the Satellite workshops of DLT 2007. TUCS General Publication, No. 45, June 2007, University of Turku, Finland, pp. 13–27. 2. R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds. Number-theoretical conjectures and size of quantum finite automata. In: Book of Abstracts ”The 8th International Conference on Quan- tum Communication, Measurement and Computing”, p. 221, NICT and Tam- agawa University, Japan, 2006. 3. R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds, Lelde L¯ace and Oksana Scegulnaja-Dubrovska. Two lower bounds for quantum query complexity. In: Book of Abstracts ”The 8th Inter- national Conference on Quantum Communication, Measurement and Com- puting”, p. 222, NICT and Tamagawa University, Japan, 2006. 4. Rusins Freivalds, Juraj Hromkovic, Gheorghe Paun, Walter Unger. Foreword. ”Theoretical Computer Science”, 2001, v. 264, No. 1, p. 1–2. 5. J¯anis B¯arzdi¸nˇs, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and Carl H. Smith. Towards a Logic of Dis- covery. In: ”Quantum Computation and Learning. Proceedings of the Inter- national Workshop. Sundbyholm Slott, Sweden, 27-29 May 2000”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds (Eds.), Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia, and Department of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen University, Sweden, 2000, p. 110 - 120. 6. Aija B¯erzi¸na, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds. Parameters in Ambainis- Freivalds Algorithm. In: ”Quantum Computation and Learning. Proceedings of the International Workshop. Sundbyholm Slott, Sweden, 27-29 May 2000”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds (Eds.), Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia, and Department of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen University, Sweden, 2000, p. 101 - 109. 7. Richard Bonner, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and Ren¯ars Gailis. Undecidability of 2- tape Quantum Finite Automata. In: ”Quantum Computation and Learning. Proceedings of the International Workshop. Sundbyholm Slott, Sweden, 27- 29 May 2000”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds (Eds.), Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia, and Department of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen University, Sweden, 2000, p. 93 - 100. 8. Richard Bonner, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and Maksim Kravtsev. Quantum versus Probabilistic 1-way Finite Automata with Counter. In: ”Quantum Computa- tion and Learning. Proceedings of the International Workshop. Sundbyholm Slott, Sweden, 27-29 May 2000”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇs Freivalds (Eds.), Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia, and Department of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen University, Sweden, 2000, p. 80 - 88. 9. Richard Bonner, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and Madars Rikards. Undecidability on Quantum Finite 1-Counter Automaton. In: ”Quantum Computation and Learning. Proceedings of the International Workshop. Sundbyholm Slott, Sweden, 27-29 May 2000”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds (Eds.), In- stitute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia, and De- partment of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen University, Sweden, 2000, p. 65 - 71. 10. R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds. Quantum computers and quantum automata. In: ”Num- bers, Information and Complexity”, Ingo Althöfer, Ning Cai, Gunter Dueck, Levon Khachatrian, Mark S. Pinsker, Andras Sarközy, Ingo Wegener and Zhen Zhang (eds.), Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000, p. 541-553. 11. Andris Ambainis, Kalvis Aps¯ıtis, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and Carl H. Smith. Teams of One-Shot Learners. In: ”Quantum Computation and Learning. Proceed- ings of the International Workshop. Riga, Latvia, 11-13 September 1999”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds (Eds.) Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia, and Department of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen University, Sweden, 1999, p. 172 - 199. 12. R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds, Marek Karpinski and Carl H. Smith. Incompatible Types of Additional Information in Inductive Inference. In: ”Quantum Computation and Learning. Proceedings of the International Workshop. Riga, Latvia, 11- 13 September 1999”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds (Eds.) Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia, and Department of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen University, Sweden, 1999, p. 134 - 153. 13. R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and Carl H. Smith. Category, Measure, Inductive Inference: A Triality Theorem and its Application. In: ”Quantum Computation and Learning. Proceedings of the International Workshop. Riga, Latvia, 11-13 September 1999”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds (Eds.) Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia, and Department of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen University, Sweden, 1999, p. 120 - 133. 14. Richard Bonner, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and Marats Golovkins. Projections of Mul- titape Languages Recognized by Quantum and Probabilistic Finite Automata. In: ”Quantum Computation and Learning. Proceedings of the International Workshop. Riga, Latvia, 11-13 September 1999”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇs Freivalds (Eds.) Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia, and Department of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen Univer- sity, Sweden, 1999, p. 84 - 92. 15. Andris Ambainis, Richard Bonner, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds and Arnolds K¸ikusts. A Hierarchy of Languages Accepted by Quantum Finite Automta. In: ”Quan- tum Computation and Learning. Proceedings of the International Workshop. Riga, Latvia, 11-13 September 1999”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds (Eds.) Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia, and Department of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen University, Swe- den, 1999, p. 65 - 77. 16. Andris Ambainis, Richard Bonner, R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds, Marats Golovkins and Marek Karpinski. Quantum vs Probabilistic Finite Multitape Automata. In: ”Quantum Computation and Learning. Proceedings of the International Work- shop. Riga, Latvia, 11-13 September 1999”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇs Freivalds (Eds.) Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, Univer- sity of Latvia, and Department of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen University, Sweden, 1999, p. 36 - 43. 17. R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds. Preface. In: ”Quantum Computation and Learning. Pro- ceedings of the International Workshop. Riga, Latvia, 11-13 September 1999”, Richard Bonner and R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds (Eds.) Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia, and Department of Mathematics and Physics, Mälardalen University, Sweden, 1999, p. A. 18. R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds, Efim Kinber and Carl H. Smith. The functions of finite support: a canonical learning problem. Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, v. 11, 1999, p. 543-552. 19. R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds. Quantum Computation and Quantum Automata. Proceed- ings of the Sixth Fenno-Ugric Symposium on Software Technology, Institute of Cybernetics, Tallinn, 1999, p. 87-99. 20. R¯usi¸nˇsFreivalds, Ognian Botuscharov and Rolf Wiehagen. Identifying nearly minimal Gödel numbers from additional information. ”Annals of Mathemat- ics and Artificial Intelligence”, 1998, v. 23, p. 199-209. 21. R. Freivalds. Preface. Proceedings of the International Workshop ”Random- ized Algorithms”, Brno, Czech Republic, August 27-28, 1998, Aachen Uni- versity Press, 1998, p. i-ii. 22. R. Freivalds, E. Kinber, C.H.Smith. The functions of finite support: a canonical learning problem. ”Proceedings of the 19th Annual Conference of the Cog- nitive Science Society”, Palo Alto, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, M. Shafto anto P. Langley, eds., August 1997, p. 235-240 23. R. Freivalds, M. Karpinski, and C.H.Smith. Randomization, martingales and additional information in inductive inference. ”Proceedings of International Conference on Artificial Inlelligence”, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, R.O.C., December 1996, p. 329-336 24. A.Ambainis, R. Freivalds and J.Smotrovs. Inevitable gaps between upper and lower complexity bounds in inductive inference. ”Proceedings of the Latvian Academy of Sciences, 1996, vol. 50, No. 1, p.49-54 25. R. Freivalds, M.Alberts and C.H.Smith. Finite standardizability characterized in identification complexity terms. ”Proceedings of the 6-th Interna- tional Conference”Information Processing and Management of Uncertainty in Knowledge-based Systems”, Granada, Spain, July 1996, vol. 3, p.1399-1403 26. A.Ambainis, R. Freivalds and J.Smotrovs. Inevitable gaps between upper and lower complexity bounds in inductive inference. ”Proceedings of the 6-th International Conference ”Information Processing and Management of Un- certainty in Knowledge-based Systems”, Granada, Spain, July 1996, vol. 2, p.833-839 27. R. Freivalds and A.G.Hoffmann. An inductive inference approach to classification. ”Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Artificial Intelligence”, 1994, v.6, No.1, p.283-289 28. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and C.H.Smith. On the impact of forgetting on learning machines. ”Bulletin of EATCS”, 1993, No. 51, p. 212-225 29. R. Freivalds and M. Miyakawa. Complexity of decision trees for Boolean operators. Researches of RIMS Kyoto No. 790, 1992, p. 242-248 30. M.Krik¸is and R. Freivalds. Inductive inference of total recursive functions by probabilistic and deterministic strategies. Yale University Technical Report YALE/DCS/TR-936, 29 p. 31. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. Convergently versus divergently incorrect hypotheses in inductive inference machines. GOSLER Report 02/92, Technische Hochschule, Leipzig, 1992, 33p. 32. R. Freivalds. Complexity of probabilistic decision trees for Boolean operators. ” Dagstuhl Seminar Report 45 ”, 1992, p. 6-7. 33. R. Freivalds and M.Miyakawa. A data protection system based on the Lupanov conglomeration function. ETL Technical Report TR-92-11, Tsukuba, Japan, 5 p. 34. R. Freivalds and M.Miyakawa. Complexity of decision trees for Boolean operators. ETL Technical Report TR-92-10, Tsukuba, Japan, 22 p. 35. R. Freivalds. Inductive inference of minimal programs. ” Proc. 3rd Annual Workshop on Computational Learning Theory ”, 1990, p. 3-20 36. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. On the power of probabilistic inductive inference in nonstandard numberings. ” Journal of Information Pro- cessing and Cybernetics ”, 1989, v. 25, No. 5/6, p. 239-243 37. M.Miyakawa, I.Stojmenovic, T.Hikita, H.Machida and R. Freivalds. Sheffer and symmetric Sheffer Boolean functions under various functional constructions. ” Journal of Information Processing and Cybernetics ”, 1988, v. 24, No. 6, p. 251-266 38. R. Freivalds. The minimal number or queries in decision trees. ”Theoretical problems in programming ”, Riga, University of Latvia, 1988, p. 120-122 (in Russian) 39. R. Freivalds and M.P.Chytil. Probabilistic algorithms and recognition of ex- tensibility of words to enter a language. ” Theoretical problems in programming ”, Riga, University of Latvia, 1988, p. 33-50 (in Russian) 40. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber and R.Wiehagen. Probabilistic inductive inference in nonstandard numberings. Preprint No. 138. Humboldt Universitaet, Berlin, 1987 41. R. Freivalds and D. Taimi¸na. On complexity of probabilistic finite automata recognizing omega-languages. ” Logical methods in construction of effective algorithms”, Kalinin, University Press, 1986, p. 92-96 (in Russian) 42. R. Freivalds. Provable advantages in complexity of computation by probabilistic machines. ” Proc. 1st World Congress of the Bernoulli Society on Math- ematical Statistics and Theory of Probabilities ”, Moscow, Nauka, 1986, v. 2, p.519 43. R. Freivalds. Complexity of computation by one-way probabilistic Turing machines. ” Cybernetics and Computer Science ”, Moscow, Nauka, 1986, v. 2, p. 147-179 (in Russian) 44. R. Freivalds. Comparison of complexity bounds for computation by probabilistic and deterministic machines. ” Probabilistic automata and applications ”, Kazan, University Press, 1986, p. 36-44 (in Russian) 45. R. Freivalds. On probabilistic and deterministic Turing machines with input and output. ” Theory of algorithms and programs”, Riga, Latvian State University, 1986, p. 4-22 (in Russian) 46. R. Freivalds and G. Lazdi¸na. On reversal complexity of probabilistic and deterministic one-way Turing machines. ” Complexity problems in mathematical logics ”, Kalinin, University Press, 1985, p. 64-68 (in Russian) 47. R. Freivalds and E.B.Kinber. Recursivness of the enumerating functions in- creases the inferrability of recursively enumerable sets. ” Bulletin of EATCS ”, 1985, No. 27, p. 35-40 48. R. Freivalds. An answer to an open problem. ”Bulletin of EATCS” , 1984, No. 23, p. 31-32 49. R. Freivalds. On two-way multihead finite probabilistic automata. ” Latviiskij matematicheskij ezhegodnik ”, Riga, Zin¯atne, 1984, v. 28, p. 224-233 (in Russian) 50. R. Freivalds. Undecidability of the emptiness problem for probabilistic finite multitape automata. ” Mathematical Logics, Mathematical Linguistics and Theory of Automata ”, Kalinin, University Press, 1983, p. 69-74 (in Russian) 51. R. Freivalds. On capabilities of two-way finite probabilistic automata. ” The- ory of Finite Automata and Applications ”, Riga, Zin¯atne, 1983, v. 14, p. 80-93 (in Russian) 52. R. Freivalds and E.B.Kinber. On extension of inferrable classes. ”Bulletin of EATCS”, 1983, No.20, p. 49-53 53. R. Freivalds. Probabilistic limiting identification of total recursive functions in various computable numberings. ” Machine recognition of regularities” Riga, Polytechnical University, 1981, p. 104-106. 54. R. Freivalds. A characterization of capabilities of the simplest method to prove advantages of probabilistic automata over deterministic ones. ”Latvi- iskij matematicheskij ezhegodnik”, Riga, Zin¯atne, 1983, v.27, p.241-251 (in Russian) 55. R. Freivalds. Undecidability of emptiness problem for probabilistic finite multitape automata. ”Mathematical logics, mathematical liguistics and theory of automata”, Kalinin, Kalinin State University, 1983, p. 69-74 (in Russian) 56. R. Freivalds. Trade-off between the complexity of two-way and one-way finite automata. ”Automata, algorithms and languages”, Kalinin, Kalinin State University, 1982, p. 163-167 (in Russian) 57. R. Freivalds. Finite identification of general recursive functions by probabilistic strategies. ” Proc. 2nd International Conference ” Fundamentals of Computation Theory ””, Berlin, Akademie, 1979. p. 138-145 58. R. Freivalds and R. Wiehagen. Inductive inference with additional information. ”Elektronische Informationsverarbeitung und Kybernetik (EIK)”, 1979, Bd. 15, H. 4, S. 179-18 59. R. Freivalds. On principal capabilities of probabilistic algorithms in inductive inference. ”Semiotika i informatika”, Moscow, VINITI, 1979, v. 12, p. 137-140 (in Russian) 60. R. Freivalds. Speeding up recognition of certain sets by usage of random number generators. ” Problemi kibernetiki ”, 1979, v. 36, p. 209-224 (in Russian) 61. R. Freivalds. On running time of deterministic and nondeterministic Turing machines. ” Latviiskij matematicheskij ezhegodnik ”, Riga, Zin¯atne, 1979, v. 23, p. 158-165 (in Russian) 62. R. Freivalds and E.B.Kinber. Identification in the limit of minimal Gödel numbers. ” Theory of Algorithms and Programs ”, Riga, University of Latvia, 1977, p. 3-34 (in Russian) 63. R. Freivalds. Fast computations by probabilistic Turing machines. ”Theory of Algorithms and Programs”, Riga, University of Latvia, 1975, v. 233, p.201- 205 (in Russian) 64. R. Freivalds. On complexity and optimality of computation in the limit. ”The- ory of Algorithms and Programs”, 1975, v. 233, p. 155-173 (in Russian) 65. J. B¯arzdi¸nˇsand R. Freivalds. Relations between predictability and synthesiz- ability in the limit. ” Theory of Algorithms and Programs ”, Riga, University of Latvia, 1975, v. 233, p. 25-34 (in Russian) 66. R. Freivalds. Possibility to synthesize the indices of total recursive functions in various computable numberings. ” Theory of Algorithms and Programs ”, Riga, University of Latvia, 1975, v.233, p. 3-25 (in Russian) 67. J. B¯arzdi¸nˇsand R. Freivalds. Prediction and synthesis in the limit for effec- tively enumerable classes of functions. ” Theory of Algorithms and Programs ”, Riga, University of Latvia, 1974, v. 210, p. 101-111 (in Russian) 68. R. Freivalds. Uniform and nonuniform prediction. ” Theory of Algorithms and Programs ”, 1974, v. 210, p. 89-100 (in Russian) 69. R. Freivalds. On computation in the limit by probabilistic Turing machines. ” Theory of Algorithms and Programs”, Riga, University of Latvia, 1974, v. 210, p. 32-47 (in Russian) 70. R. Freivalds and K.Podnieks. On computation in the limit by nondeterministic Turing machines. ”Theory of Algorithms and Programs ”, Riga, Uni- versity of Latvia, 1974, v. 210, p. 25-31 (in Russian) 71. R. Freivalds. Functions and functionals computable in the limit. ” Theory of Algorithms and Programs ”, Riga, University of Latvia, 1974, v. 210, p. 6-19 (in Russian) 72. R. Freivalds. Functional completeness of partial Boolean functions. ” Diskret- nij Analiz ”, 1966, No. 8, p. 55-68 (in Russian) 73. R. Freivalds. On the order of magnitude of complexity functions for Turing machines. ” Algebra i Logika ”, 1966, v. 5, No. 5, p. 85-94 (in Russian) 74. R. Freivalds. Complexity of palindromes recognition by Turing machines with an input. ” Algebra i Logika ”, 1965, v.4, No. 1, p. 47-58 (in Russian)

- Conference abstracts

1. R. Freivalds. Complexity of palindromes recognition by Turing machines with input. ”Proc. of the 3rd Scientific student conference of the Novosibirsk State University”, 1964, p. 12 (in Russian) 2. R. Freivalds. A Complexity bound for the functional completeness recognition by Turing machines. ”Proc. 23rd scientific conference of the Latvian State University”, 1966, p. 23 (in Russian) 3. R. Freivalds. On completeness of systems of logical elements for computation up to codings. ”Proc. 8th USSR colloquium on algebra”, Riga, 1967, p. 125 (in Russian) 4. R. Freivalds. Systems of logical elements complete up to codings. ”Proc. Inter- national Conference on Artificial Intelligence”, Tashkent, 1968, p.97-98 (in Russian) 5. R. Freivalds. Completeness up to codings of systems of 3-valued functions. ”Proc. USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics”, Alma-Ata, 1969, p. 38- 39 (in Russian) 6. R. Freivalds. On precomplete classes of multi-valued functions. ”Proc. USSR conference on theoretical cybernetics”, Novosibirsk, 1969, p.102-103 (in Rus- sian) 7. R. Freivalds. On computability in real time of operators with maximal memory. ”Proc. conference of pedagogical institutes”, Ivanovo, 1970, p. 40-42 (in Russian) 8. R. Freivalds. On strategies for prediction of recursive functions. ”Proc. 2nd USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics”, Moscow, 1972, p. 49-50 (in Rus- sian) 9. R. Freivalds. Towards comparison of capabilities of probabilistic and frequen- tial algorithms. ”Proc. International Symposium on Discrete Systems”, Riga, 1974, vol. 4, p. 280-287 (in Russian) 10. R. Freivalds. Functions computable in the limit. ”Proc. 3rd USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics”, Novosibirsk, 1974, p. 216-218 (in Russian) 11. R. Freivalds. Effective operations on classes of total recursive functions. ”Proc. 4th USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics”, Kishinew, 1976, p. 148 (in Russian) 12. R. Freivalds. A probabilistic counterpart of the reducibility. ”Proc. 7th USSR symposium on logics and scientific methodology”, Kiev, 1976, p. 201-205 (in Russian) 13. R. Freivalds. Running time of probabilistic machines with an isolated cut- point and other advantages over deterministic machines. ”Proc. 2nd USSR symposium on probabilistic automata”, Tbilisi, 1976, p. 33-34 (in Russian) 14. R. Freivalds. Probabilistic algorithms in proving computations. ”Proc. USSR Symposium on artificial intelligence and automatization of research”, Kiev, 1978, p. 102-104 (in Russian) 15. R. Freivalds. Reversals as complexity measure for probabilistic Turing machines. ”Proc. 5th USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics”, Novosibirsk, 1979, p. 152-153 (in Russian) 16. R. Freivalds. Randomness and the theory of recursive functions. ”Proc. conference on randomness and randomized search”, Kemerovo, 1980, p. 105-107 (in Russian) 17. R. Freivalds. On reasons why the emptiness problem is undecidable for multitape finite probabilistic automata. ”Proc. conference on mathematical logics in artificial intelligence”, Vilnius, 1980, vol. 1, p. 173-174 (in Russian) 18. R. Freivalds. On a distinction between finite and limitting synthesis. ”Proc. conference on synthesis, testing and debugging of programs”, Riga, 1981, p. 208-209 (in Russian) 19. R. Freivalds and E.B. Kinber. Criteria of distinction between types of limitting synthesis. ”Proc. conference on synthesis, testing and debugging of programs”, Riga, 1981, p. 128-129 (in Russian) 20. R. Freivalds. Reducibility by probabilistic algorithms. ”Proc. 6th USSR Sym- posium on Mathematical Logics”, 1982, p. 192 (in Russian) 21. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber, R. Wiehagen. On identifying functionals and standardizing operations. ”Proc. 6th USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics”, 1982, p. 81 (in Russian) 22. R. Freivalds, E.B.Kinber, R. Wiehagen. On advantages of probabilistic algorithms in inductive inference. ”Proc. 3rd USSR Symposium on probabilistic automata”, Kazan, 1983, p. 85 (in Russian) 23. R. Freivalds. Bounds in terms of constructive ordinals for the complexity of limitting identification. ”Proc. conference on methods of mathematical logics”, Tallinn, 1983, p. 161-162 (in Russian) 24. R. Freivalds. Identification of recursively enumerable sets by recursive and nonrecursive enumerating functions. ”Proc. 7th USSR Symposium on Math- ematical Logics”, Novosibirsk, 1984, p. 183 (in Russian) 25. R. Freivalds. On complexity of languages recognizable by probabilistic pushdown automata. ”Proc. 7th USSR conference on theoretical cybernetics”, Irkutsk, 1985 (in Russian) 26. R. Freivalds. Probabilistic inductive inference of partial recursive functions. ”Proc. conference on synthesis, testing, verification and debugging of programs”, Riga, 1986, v. 2, p. 122-123 (in Russian) 27. M. Alberts, R. Freivalds. On recognition of omega-languages by deterministic and probabilistic machines. ”Proc. 8th USSR conference on theoretical cybernetics”, Gorkij, 1988, p. 12-13 (in Russian) 28. R. Freivalds. On minimal number of queries in nondeterministic decision trees. ”Proc. 8th USSR conference on theoretical cybernetics”, Gorkij, 1988, p. 150 (in Russian) 28. M. Alberts, R. Freivalds. On advantages of probabilistic computations over deterministic ones in recognition of omega-languages. ”Proc. 9th USSR conference on mathematical logics”, Leningrad, 1988, p. 4 (in Russian) 29. M. Alberts, R. Freivalds. On communication complexity of Boolean functions.”Proc. 9th USSR conference on mathematical logics”, Leningrad, 1988, p. 165 (in Russian)

Pedagogical texts :

1. R. Freivalds. Mathematics, logics and paradoxes in logics. R¯ıga, Zin¯ıbu biedr¯ıba, 1975 (in Latvian) 2. R. Freivalds. From mathematics to linguistics, a return trip. R¯ıga, Zin¯ıbu biedr¯ıba, 1980 (in Latvian) 3. R. Freivalds, D.Taimi¸na, E.B.Kinbers. Basics of computers. 1.d., 2.d., 3.d. A guidebook for teachers. R¯ıga, Latvijas Valsts Universit¯ate, 1985 (in Russian) 4. R. Freivalds, A.K¯alis, D.Taimi¸na, S.Pavlovs. Fundamentals of computers. A manual for teachers. R¯ıga, Latvijas Valsts Universit¯ate, 1985 (in Russian) 5. A. Auzi¸nˇs, A. Br¯azma, R. Freivalds et. al Why we study informatics? ”Uˇcitel¸skaja gazeta”, September 12, 1985 (in Russian) 6. A. Auzi¸nˇs, A. Br¯azma, R. Freivalds et. al Algorithms and their properties ”Uˇcitel¸skaja gazeta”, September 14, 1985 (in Russian) 7. A. Auzi¸nˇs, A. Br¯azma, R. Freivalds et. al Algorithmic language ”Uˇcitel¸skaja gazeta”, September 24, 1985 (in Russian) 8. A. Auzi¸nˇs, A. Br¯azma, R. Freivalds et. al Algorithms for processing values ”Uˇcitel¸skaja gazeta”, October 31, 1985 (in Russian) 9. A. Auzi¸nˇs, A. Br¯azma, R. Freivalds et. al Subroutines ”Uˇcitel¸skaja gazeta”, January 7, 1986 (in Russian) 10. A. Auzi¸nˇs, A. Br¯azma, R. Freivalds et. al Stages of problem solving by computers ”Uˇcitel¸skaja gazeta”, January 28, 1986 (in Russian) 11. A. Averbukh, A. Auzi¸nˇs, R. Freivalds et. al Algorithms for processing strings ”Uˇcitel¸skaja gazeta”, February 4, 1986 (in Russian) 12. A. Averbukh, A. Auzi¸nˇs, R. Freivalds et. al Ordering of a linear array ”Uˇcitel¸skaja gazeta”, February 6, 1986 (in Russian) 13. R. Freivalds, D.Taimi¸na, A.Auzi¸nˇs, O.Jolkina, P.K¸ ikusts. Algorithmic languages and the programming language RAPIRA. A manual for teachers. R¯ıga, Latvijas Valsts Universit¯ate, 1986 (in Russian) 14. R. Freivalds. Where computers are used and where they are not used. R¯ıga, Zin¯ıbu biedr¯ıba, 1988 (in Latvian) 15. L. Andersone, R. Freivalds, L. R¯ate. Problems in the school course of computers. ”Informatika i obrazovanije”, 1987, No. 5, p. 55-64 (in Russian) 16. L. Andersone, R. Freivalds, A. Raudis. Educational TV programs on computers and programming. ” Computers in education ”, Riga, University of Latvia, 1988, p. 68-74 (in Russian)

Popular scientiﬁc papers:

1. R. Freivalds. Switching circuits. ” Kvant ”, 1972, No. 2, p. 16-19, 27 (in Russian) 2. R. Freivalds. Artiﬁcial intelligence and its inﬂuence on mathematization of humanitarian sciences. ”Abstracts of lectures on physics and mathematics”, R¯ıga, Zin¯ıbu biedr¯ıba, 1975, p.10-13 (in Rusian) 3. R. Freivalds. What is computational complexity theory? ”Abstracts of lectures on physics and mathematics”, R¯ıga, Zin¯ıbu biedr¯ıba, 1979, p.34-36 (in Ru- sian) 4. R. Freivalds. Church thesis. ”Latvijas Padomju Enciklop¯edija”, 1982, s. 2, lp. 339-340 (in Latvian) 5. R. Freivalds. Formal grammars. ”Latvijas Padomju Enciklop¯edija”, 1983, s. 3, lp. 361 (in Latvian) 6. R. Freivalds. Theory of inductive inference. ”Latvijas Padomju Enciklop¯edija”, 1983, s. 4, lp. 268 (in Latvian) 7. R. Freivalds. Computability. ”Latvijas Padomju Enciklop¯edija”, 1983, s. 4, lp. 393 (in Latvian) 8. R. Freivalds. Jonins Gerards. ”Latvijas Padomju Enciklop¯edija”, 1983, s. 4, lp. 496 (in Latvian) 9. R. Freivalds. Klokovs Jurijs. ”Latvijas Padomju Enciklop¯edija”, 1984, s. 5, lp. 163 (in Latvian) 10. R. Freivalds. Algorithmic problems. ”Latvijas Padomju Enciklop¯edija”, 1985, s. 6, lp. 493 (in Latvian) 11. R. Freivalds. Undecidability. ”Latvijas Padomju Enciklop¯edija”, 1986, s. 7, lp. 117 (in Latvian) 12. R. Freivalds. Nedeterministic automata. ”Latvijas Padomju Enciklop¯edija”, 1986, s. 7, lp. 119 (in Latvian) 13. R. Freivalds. Exhaustive search. ”Latvijas Padomju Enciklop¯edija”, 1986, s. 7, lp. 539 (in Latvian) 14. R. Freivalds. Recursive functions. ”Latvijas Padomju Enciklop¯edija”, 1986,s. 8, lp. 327 (in Latvian) 15. R. Freivalds. Randomness as a source of computation. ” Zin¯atne un Tehnika ”, 1987, No.10 p. 8-10 (in Latvian) 16. R. Freivalds and L. Kacnelson. Eiˇzens Ari¸nˇs.¯ ”Latviiskij matematicheskij ezhegodnik”, Riga, Zin¯atne, 1988, v. 32, p. 3-8 (in Russian) 17. R. Freivalds and J. Damb¯ıtis. J¯anis B¯arzdi¸nˇs, an outstanding mathemati- cian, teacher and leader. ”Izgl¯ıt¯ıba un Kult¯ura”, February 13, 1997, p. 18 (in Latvian) 18. R. Freivalds. It is possible. ”Zvaigˇz¸not¯aDebess”, 1997, No. 4, lpp. 26-27 (in Latvian) 19. R. Freivalds. Quantum computers. ”Datorpasaule”, 1999, No. 12, p. 32 - 33 (in Latvian) 20. R. Freivalds. Quantum computers. ”Datorpasaule”, 2000, No. 2, p. 47 - 48 (in Latvian) 21. R. Freivalds. Quantum computers. ”Datorpasaule”, 2000, No. 5, p. 39 - 40 (in Latvian) 22. R. Freivalds. Quantum computers. ”Datorpasaule”, 2000, No. 8, p. 55 - 57 (in Latvian) CURRICULUM VITAE R¯usi¸nˇsM¯arti¸nˇsFreivalds

Born: November 10, 1942 in Cesvaine, Latvia

Scientiﬁc degrees: Dr. habil. math. - by nostriﬁcation procedure in 1992 from Latvian Council of Science Doctor of Science ( Mathematics ) - in 1985 from Moscow State University Candidate of Science ( Mathematics ) - in 1971 from the Institute of Mathe- matics, Academy of Science of USSR, Novosibirsk ( thesis advisor Prof. Dr. B.A.Trakhtenbrot ) graduated from the Latvian State University, Riga, Latvia in 1965 ( mathematics, advisor Prof.Dr. B.A.Trakhtenbrot )

Membership in Academy of Sciences:

1991 Corresponding Member of the Latvia Academy of Science 1992 Full Member of the Latvia Academy of Science

Scientiﬁc honours:

2003 Grand Medal of the Latvia Academy of Sciences 2003 Award of the Latvia Academy of Sciences and GRINDEX Cor- poration 2000 Eiˇzens Ari¸nˇsPrize¯ of the Latvia Academy of Sciences 1986 Honorary scientist of Latvia SSR 1976 Latvia YCL prize for the work ”Theory of Inductive Inference”

Pedagogical honours:

2007 Prize”BestProfessorof alldepartments” atthe 1stPoll in the University of Latvia

Employment: 1992- Professor,UniversityofLatvia 1990-1991 Professor, Chief Scientiﬁc Associate in Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia 1985-1990 Professor, Deputy Director of Computing Center, Latvian State University 1975-1985 Head of Laboratory, Computing Center, Latvian State Univer- sity 1971-1975 Senior Scientiﬁc Associate, Computing Center, Latvian State University 1965-1966 Assistant, Faculty of Physics and Mathematics, Latvian State University

Visiting positions:

2009 Kyoto University, Japan 2006 Tsukuba Technical University, Japan 2005 Cornell University, USA 1996 M¨alardalens University, Eskilstuna, Sweden 1994 University of Bonn, Germany 1994 National University of Singapore 1993 Electrotechnical Laboratory, Tsukuba, Japan 1991 Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany 1980 Kalinin State University, Kalinin, USSR

Chair of Program Committee: 10th Scandinavian Workshop on Algorithm Theory SWAT 2006, (Riga, Latvia, 2006) 13th International Symposium ”Fundamentals of Computation Theory” (Riga, Latvia, 2001) International workshop ”Quantum Computation and Learning” (Sundbyholms Slott, Sweden, 2000) International workshop ”Quantum Computation and Learning” (Riga, Latvia, 1999) International workshop ”Randomized Algorithms” (Brno, Czech Republic, 1998)

Membership in Program Committees: 13th World Computer Congress (Hamburg, Germany, 1994) International Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of Computer Science (Lübeck, Germany, 1997) International Colloquia ”Automata, Languages and Programming” (Paderborn, Germany, 1996; Lund, Sweden, 1993) International Workshop ”Algorithmic Learning Theory” (Tokyo, Japan,1993) Workshop ”Computational Learning Theory” (Santa Barbara, USA, 1992) Second European Conference ”Computational Learning Theory” (Barcelona, Spain, 1995) International Symposia ”Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science” (Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1992; Rytro, Poland, 1989; Bratislava, Slovakia, 1997 and 2000) Scandinavian Workshop on Algorithm Theory (Stockholm, Sweden, 1998) International Symposium ”Fundamentals of Computation Theory” (Iasi, Ruma- nia, 1999) Invited lectures: MEMICS 2009, Fifth Doctoral Workshop on Mathematical and Engineering Methods in Computer Science (Znojmo, Czech Republic, 2009) Estonian Theory Days at Jöulumäe, (Jöulumäe, Estonia, 2008) SAGE’2007 (Zurich, Switzerland) International Symposium ”Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science” MFCS’2005 (Gdansk, Poland, 2005) CIAA’2005, Nice, France NATO Advanced Study Institute ”Structural Theory of Automata, Semigroups and Universal Algebra” (Universitéde Montréal, Canada, July 7-18, 2003) Conference ”General Theory of Information Transfer” at the Center for Inter- disciplinary Research (Bielefeld, Germany, November 4-9, 2002) Workshop on Quantum Computer Theory (Turin, Italy, 2001) 2nd Bielefeld Workshop on Quantum Information and Complexity (Bielefeld, Germany, 2000) International workshop ”Molecular Computing and Quantum Computing” (Vi- enna, Austria, 2000) ”Quantum Day” (University of Nice, France, 2000) Bielefeld Workshop on Quantum Information and Complexity (Bielefeld, Ger- many, 1999) Sixth Fenno-Ugric Symposium on Software Technology (Sagadi, Estonia, 1999) 25th Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Informatics ”SOF- SEM’98” (Jasna, Slovakia, 1998) 22nd International Colloquium ”Automata, Languages and Programming” ICALP’95 (Szeged, Hungary, 1995) 3rd Annual Workshop on Computational Learning Theory ( Rochester, USA, 1990 ) Symposium on Algorithms (later called COCOON) ( Tokyo, Japan, 1990 ) Symposia on Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science (Gdansk, Poland, 2005; High Tatras, Czechoslovakia, 1986; High Tatras, Czechoslovakia, 1981; Jadvisin,Poland, 1974 ) Symposia on Fundamentals of Computer Science ( Linkoping, Sweden, 1983; Kazan, USSR, 1988) USSR conferences on Mathematical Cybernetics ( Saratov, 1985; Irkutsk, 1987 USSR conference on Mathematical Logics (Kishinew, 1978)

Regular conference talks:

14th International Conference on Implementation and Application of Automata CIAA 2009 Sydney, Australia 35th International Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science SOFSEM 2009, Spindleruvˇ Mlyn, Czech Republic The 19th International Symposium on Algorithms and Computation (ISAAC 2008) Gold Coast, Australia 11th International Conference ”Development of Language Theory” DLT 2007, Turku, Finland 33rd International Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science SOFSEM 2007, Harrachov, Czech Republic 31st International Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Com- puter Science SOFSEM 2005, Liptovsky Jan, Slovak Republic 30th International Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science SOFSEM 2004, Merin, Czech Republic 28th International Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science SOFSEM 2001, Piestany, Slovak Republic 26th International Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science SOFSEM 1999, Milovy, Czech Republic Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science 1998, 23rd International Sym- posium, MFCS’98, Brno, Czech Republic 39th Annual Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science FOCS 1998, Palo Alto, CA, USA Algorithmic Learning Theory, 8th International Conference, ALT ’97, Sendai, Japan International Workshop on Randomization and Approximation Techniques in Computer Science, RANDOM’97, Bologna, Italy Tenth Annual Conference on Computational Learning Theory (COLT 1997), July 6-9, 1997, Nashville, Tennessee, USA Logical Foundations of Computer Science, 4th International Symposium, LFCS’97, Yaroslavl, Russia Computational Learning Theory, Third European Conference, EuroCOLT ’97, Jerusalem, Israel Algorithmic Learning Theory, 7th International Workshop, ALT ’96, Sydney, Australia Grammatical Inference: Learning Syntax from Sentences, 3rd International Col- loquium, ICGI-96, Montpellier, France 13th Annual Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of Computer Science STACS 96, Grenoble, France Computational Learning Theory COLT’95, Santa Cruz, CA, USA Computational Learning Theory COLT’94, Montreal, Canada Computational Learning Theory COLT’93, Santa Cruz, CA, USA Computational Learning Theory COLT’92, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA 17th International Colloquium ”Automata, Languages and Programming” ICALP’90, Madrid, Spain 9th USSR conference on mathematical logics, Leningrad, USSR 8th USSR conference on theoretical cybernetics”, Gorkij, USSR 1st World Congress of the Bernoulli Society on Mathematical Statistics and Theory of Probabibility, 1986, Tashkent, USSR International Symposium ”Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science” MFCS’84, Prague, Czechoslovakia World Computer Congress (IFIP Congress’83), Paris, France International Symposium ”Fundamentals of Computation Theory” FCT’83, Kazan, USSR IFIP Congress’77, 1977, Toronto, Canada USSR conference on synthesis, testing, verification and debugging of programs, 1986 , Riga, USSR 7th USSR conference on theoretical cybernetics”, 1985, Irkutsk, USSR 7th USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics, 1984, Novosibirsk, USSR Conference on methods of mathematical logics, 1983, Tallinn, USSR 3rd USSR Symposium on probabilistic automata, 1983, Kazan, USSR USSR conference on synthesis, testing and debugging of programs, 1981, Riga, USSR Conference on mathematical logics in artificial intelligence, 1980, Vilnius, USSR Conference on randomness and randomized search, 1980, Kemerovo, USSR 5th USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics, 1979, Novosibirsk, USSR USSR Symposium on artificial intelligence and automatization of research, 1978, Kiev, USSR 2nd USSR symposium on probabilistic automata, 1976, Tbilisi, USSR 7th USSR symposium on logics and scientific methodology, 1976, Kiev, USSR 4th USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics, 1976, Kishinew, USSR 3rd USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics, 1974, Novosibirsk, USSR International Symposium on Discrete Systems, 1974, Riga, USSR 2nd USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics, 1972, Moscow, USSR 1st USSR conference on theoretical cybernetics, 1969, Novosibirsk, USSR 1st USSR Symposium on Mathematical Logics, 1969, Alma-Ata, USSR International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 1968, Tashkent, USSR 8th USSR colloquium on algebra, 1967, Riga, USSR

Lectures outside the University of Latvia:

Kyoto University, Japan (2005, 2007, 2009) Hokaido University, Japan (2008) Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan (1993) University of Osaka,Japan (1993) Electrotechnical Laboratory, Tsukuba, Japan (1990, 1993) Hitachi Research center, Japan (1990, 1993) Fujitsu Research Center, Japan (1990, 1993) NEC Research Center, Japan (1993) Cornell University, USA (1990, 1994, 2002, 2005) University of California in Berkeley, USA (1993, 2000) University of Washington in Seattle, USA (1993) Duke University, USA (1994) University of Pittsburgh, USA (1994) University of Cincinnati, USA (2000) University of Maryland, USA (1990, 1993, 1995, 1998) University of Boston, USA (1995) Rochester University, USA (1990) New Mexico State University, USA (1993) University of Delaware, USA (1995) University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA (1998) University of Montreal, Canada (1993) University of Bonn, Germany (1993, 1994) Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany (1980, 1988) Technical University of Berlin, Germany (1991) Technical University of Munich, Germany (1991) University of Kaiserslautern, Germany (1997) University of Paderborn, Germany (1996) University of Greifswald, Germany (1980, 1997) Friedrich-Schiller University, Jena, Germany (1980, 1997) University of Tübingen, Germany (1999) Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel (1990) Tel Aviv University, Israel (1990) Royal Technical University, Stockholm, Sweden (1996) Lund University, Sweden (1993, 1995) Mälardalens University, Eskilstuna, Sweden (1996) Linköping University, Sweden (1996) University of Turku, Finland (1976,1988,1992) University of Helsinki, Finland (1976,1988) University of Oulu, Finland (1976) Auckland University, New Zealand (1996) Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic (1972,1984,1988) University of Brno, Czech Republic (1972) Warsaw University, Poland (1974, 1985) Cracow University, Poland (1974) University of Lublin, Poland (1974) Bucharest University, Romania (1990) Moscow State University, Russia (1970, 1981, 1984) Novosibirsk State University, Russia (1970, 1984) Kazan State University, Russia (1978, 1985) Tallinn Technical University, Estonia (1979) Riga Technical University, Latvia (1981) Liep¯aja Pedagogical University, Latvia (1982)

Courses of lectures in the University of Latvia

1972- Complexity of algorithms 1974-1975 Linear algebra 1975-1976 Theory of numberings 1992- Theoryofalgorithms 1993- Main notions of mathematics 1994- Data protectionand cryptography 1994- Algorithms. automata and formal languages, 1 1994- Algorithms. automata and formal languages, 2 2003- Gametheory 2004- Quantum computers 2006- Elliptic curve cryptography 2010- GOOGLEsearchalgorithms Advising: Research direction

Doctoral theses (dates of defence)

1974 EﬁmKinber 1983 Agnis Andˇz¯ans 1989 M¯aris Alberts 1990 Daina Taimi¸na 1991 J¯anis Ka¸neps 1994 Juris V¯ıksna 1997 Andris Ambainis 1999 Juris Smotrovs 1999 Dainis Geidmanis 2003 Marats Golovkins 2005 MaksimKravtsev 2006 Arnolds K¸ikusts 2008 LeldeL¯ace 2008 Vasilijs Kravcevs

Master theses (dates of defence)

1994 Kalvis Aps¯ıtis 1995 Dace Gobleja 1995 Gints Tervits 1996 Juris Smotrovs 1996 Raimonds Simanovskis 1996 Gatis Gurckis 1997 Andris Ambainis 1998 IvetaSala 1999 Marats Golovkins 1999 Antra Lukjanska 2000 Anda Rihtere 2000 Gunta Slosbergaˇ 2000 L¯ına Bruzgule 2000 IndraKozule 2001 IngaZari¸na 2001 MaksimsKravcevs 2002 Oksana Sˇcegul¸najaˇ 2002 Andrejs Dubrovskis 2003 Aija B¯erzi¸na 2004 Arnolds K¸ikusts 2004 Vasilijs Kravcevs 2004 Ilya Germans 2004 P¯eteris Ledi¸nˇs 2005 Ludmila Cumikaˇ 2005 Elina Kalni¸na 2005 Ol¸egs Podol¸skis 2006 Ruben Agadzanyan 2007 Alina Dubrovska 2007 Taisija Miˇsˇcenko-Slatenkova 2007 RuslansTarasovs

Prizes for students:

1972 Efim Kinber - a diploma in the Annual competition for the best student scientific paper of the USSR 1973 Agnis Andˇz¯ans - Prize of the Academy of Science of the Latvian SSR for the best student scientific paper 1975 Agnis Andˇz¯ans - Prize of the Academy of Science of the Latvian SSR for the best student scientific paper 1978 Lev Lisagor - Prize of the Academy of Science of the Latvian SSR for the best student scientific paper 1979 Vita Br¯emere-K¯ale - Prize of the Academy of Science of the Latvian SSR for the best student scientific paper 1992 Kalvis Aps¯ıtis - Charles Babbage Prize of the University of Latvia 1994 Andris Ambainis - Charles Babbage Prize of the University of Latvia 1995 Andris Ambainis - a special mentioning at the Computing Re- search Association (U.S.A.) Annual competition for the title of the best Computer Science undergraduate student 1996 Andris Ambainis - Charles Babbage Prize of the University of Latvia 1996 Andris Ambainis - Young Scientist Award from Academia Eu- ropae 1996 Andris Ambainis - Award for the best Bachelor thesis from SWH Izgl¯ıt¯ıbai, Zin¯atnei un Kult¯urai 1996 Juris Smotrovs - Award for the best Master thesis from SWH Izgl¯ıt¯ıbai, Zin¯atnei un Kult¯urai 1997 Juris Smotrovs - Award from the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) for the best student paper at the 3rd European Conference on Computational Learning Theory 1997 Atis Straujums - Charles Babbage Prize of the University of Latvia 1999 Juris Smotrovs - Young Scientist Award from the Latvia Academy of Science 1999 Maksims Kravcevs - Award for the best Bachelor thesis from SWH Izgl¯ıt¯ıbai, Zin¯atnei un Kult¯urai 1999 Arnolds K¸ikusts - Charles Babbage Prize of the University of Latvia 2000 Marats Golovkins - Young Scientist Award from the Latvia Academy of Science 2000 Arnolds K¸ikusts - Award for the best Bachelor thesis from SWH Izgl¯ıt¯ıbai, Zin¯atnei un Kult¯urai 2000 Anda Rihtere - Award for the best Master thesis from SWH Izgl¯ıt¯ıbai, Zin¯atnei un Kult¯urai 2000 Aija B¯erzi¸na - Ada Lovelace Prize of the University of Latvia 2000 M¯aris Valdats - Charles Babbage Prize of the University of Latvia 2000 Anda Rihtere - Werner von Siemens award for the best student research paper from Bremen University (Germany) 2000 Gunta Slosbergaˇ - Werner von Siemens award for the best student research paper from Bremen University (Germany) 2001 MaksimsKravcevs-AwardforthebestMasterthesisfrom SWH Izgl¯ıt¯ıbai, Zin¯atnei un Kult¯urai 2001 Aija B¯erzi¸na - Award for the best Bachelor thesis from the Rec- tor of the University of Latvia 2001 Oksana Sˇcegul¸najaˇ - Ada Lovelace Prize of the University of Latvia 2001 MaksimsKravcevs- Young Scientist Award from the Latvia Academy of Science 2002 Oksana Sˇcegul¸najaˇ - award for the best student research paper from Münster University (Germany) 2002 Gatis Midrij¯anis - Charles Babbage Prize of the University of Latvia 2002 Lelde L¯ace - Ada Lovelace Prize of the University of Latvia 2003 Andrejs Dubrovskis - Charles Babbage Prize of the University of Latvia 2003 Ilze Dzelme - Ada Lovelace Prize of the University of Latvia 2004 Elina Kalni¸na- Ada Lovelace Prize of the University of Latvia 2004 Raitis Ozols - Charles Babbage Prize of the University of Latvia 2004 IlzeDzelme- Young Scientist Award from the Latvia Academy of Science 2005 Alina Dubrovska - Ada Lovelace Prize of the University of Latvia 2005 Laura Manˇcinska - Ada Lovelace Prize of the University of Latvia 2005 Aleksandrs Belovs - Charles Babbage Prize of the University of Latvia 2006 Alina Dubrovska - Ada Lovelace Prize of the University of Latvia 2007 Taisija Miˇsˇcenko-Slatenkova - Ada Lovelace Prize of the Uni- versity of Latvia 2007 Agnese Zalcmane - Ada Lovelace Prize of the University of Latvia 2008 Sandra Zabarovska - Ada Lovelace Prize of the University of Latvia 2008 Laura Manˇcinska - Young Scientist Award from the Latvia Academy of Science 2009 Lauma Pretkalni¸na - Ada Lovelace Prize of the University of Latvia

Editorial board of scientiﬁc journals:

1998-2006 ”Computing and Informatics” (formerly ”Computers and Ar- tiﬁcial Intelligence”), a bimonthly journal published by Slovak Academy of Sciences 2006- ”E-Pasaule” , a bi-monthly computer journal in Latvia 2001- ”Latvijas Universit¯ates Raksti”, a half-yearly periodical for ”long” scientiﬁc papers

Received grants:

2000-2002 Grant from European Comission for a joint research on Quan- tum Algorithms and Information Processing ( Contract IST- 1999-11234, project QAIF) - Principal Investigator of the Lat- vian team 1997-2000 GrantfromAcademyofSwedenforajointresearchin Computer Science for the M¨alardalens University and the University of Latvia - Principal Investigator of the Latvian team 1994-1995 GrantfromAcademyofSwedenforajointresearchin Computer Science for the University of Lund and the University of Latvia - Principal Investigator of the Latvian team 1995-1998 Grant No. 9119540 from the National Science Foundation for co-operative research in inductive inference for the University of Maryland and the University of Latvia - Principal Investigator of the Latvian team 1992-1996 Grant No. 9119540 from the National Science Foundation for co-operative research in inductive inference for the University of Maryland and the University of Latvia - Principal Investigator of the Latvian team 2009-2012 Grant No. 09.1437 Quantum automata and their complexity from Latvia Council of Science - Principal Investigator 2005-2008 Grant No. 05.1528 Quantum algorithms and their complexity from Latvia Council of Science - Principal Investigator 2000-2003 Grant No. 01.0354 Quantum automata and their capabilities from Latvia Council of Science 1997-1999 Grant No. 96.0282 Complexity of randomized algorithms from Latvia Council of Science - Principal Investigator 1994-1996 Grant No. 93.599 Mathematical principles of randomized algorithms in inductive inference - Principal Investigator from Latvia Council of Science 1990-1993 Grant No. 90.619 Randomized methods in inductive inference from Latvia Council of Science - Principal Investigator

Activities:

1994-1996 Member of the Supervisory Council of the Latvian Academy of Science 1993-2003 Member of the Senate of the University of Latvia 1995-2001 Member of the Working Group WG 1.4 of the International Federation for the Information Processing (IFIP)

Citations:

Hirsch index is 20 according Google Scholar. Hirsch index is 11 according ISI Web of Science (Thomson Reuters). Citations according Google Scholar:

1. Title: 1-way quantum ﬁnite automata: strengths, weaknesses and generalizations Author(s): A Ambainis, R Freivalds Source: Arxiv preprint quant-ph/9802062, 1998 - arxiv.org Published: 1998 Times Cited: 158

2. Title: Fast probabilistic algorithms Author(s): R Freivalds Source: Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science 1979 Proceedings, 8th Symposium, Olomouc, Czechoslovakia, September 37, 1979 Times cited: 94

3. Title: Probabilistic two-way machines Author(s): R Freivalds Source: Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science 1981: 10th Symposium Strbske Pleso Published: 1981 Times Cited: 91

4. Title: On the role of procrastination for machine learning Author(s): R Freivalds, CH Smith Source: Annual Workshop on Computational Learning Theory Proceedings of the ﬁfth annual workshop on Computational learning theory Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States Pages: 363 - 376 Published: 1992 Times Cited: 82

5. Title: Finite identiﬁcation of general recursive functions by probabilistic strategies. Author(s): R Freivalds, R Wiehagen Source: Proc. 2nd International Conference ” Fundamentals of Computation Theory ””, Berlin, Akademie. Pages: 138-145 Published: 1979 Times Cited: 57

6. Title: On the power of inductive inference from good examples Author(s): R Freivalds, EB Kinber, R Wiehagen Source: Theoretical Computer Science, vol. 110, No 1. Pages: 131-144 Published: 1993 Times cited: 48

7. Title: Inductive inference of recursive functions - qualitative theory Author(s): Freivalds R Source: LECTURE NOTES IN COMPUTER SCIENCE Volume: 502 Pages: 77- 110 Published: 1991 Times Cited: 48

8. Title: Probabilistic machines can use less running time Author(s): FREIVALDS R Source: ”Information Processing’77” (Proc. IFIP Congress’77), North Holland, Pages: 839-842 Published: 1977 Times cited: 47

9. Title: On the intrinsic complexity of learning Author(s): R Freivalds, E Kinber, CH Smith Source: Computational learning theory: second European Conference, Euro- COLT ’95 Pages: 154-168 Published: 1995 Times cited: 43

10. Title: On the power of probabilistic strategies in inductive inference Author(s): R Wiehagen, R Freivalds, EB Kinber Source: Theoretical Computer Science, vol.28, No 1-2, Pages: 111-133 Published: 1984 Times cited: 43

11. Title: Inductive Inference from Good Examples Author(s): R Freivalds, EB Kinber, R Wiehagen Source: Lecture Notes In Computer Science; Vol. 397 Proceedings of the Interna- tional Workshop on Analogical and Inductive Inference Pages: 1 - 17 Published: 1989 Times cited: 36

12. Title: Running Time to Recognize Nonregular Languages by 2-Way Proba- bilistic Automata Author(s): J Kaneps, R Freivalds Source: Lecture Notes In Computer Science; Vol. 510 Proceedings of the 18th In- ternational Colloquium on Automata, Languages and Programming Pages: 174 - 185 Published: 1991 Times cited: 30

13. Title: On the impact of forgetting on learning machines Author(s): R Freivalds, E Kinber, CH Smith Source: Journal of the ACM (JACM), vol. 42, No.6, Pages: 1146-1168 Published: 1995 Times cited: 29

14. Title: Lower space bounds for randomized computation Author(s): R Freivalds, M Karpinski Source: Lecture Notes In Computer Science; Vol. 820 Proceedings of the 21st International Colloquium on Automata, Languages and Programming Pages: 580-592 Published: 1994 Times cited: 26

15. Title: Probabilities to accept languages by quantum ﬁnite automata Author(s): A Ambainis, R Bonner, R Freivalds,A Kikusts Source: Lecture Notes In Computer Science; Vol. 1627 Computing and Combi- natorics Pages: 174-183 Published: 1999 Times cited: 26

16. Title: Co-learning of total recursive functions Author(s): R Freivalds, M Karpinski, CH Smith Source: Proceedings of the seventh annual conference on Computational learning theory New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States Pages: 190 - 197 Published: 1994 Times cited: 24

17. Title: Prediction and synthesis in the limit for eﬀectively enumerable classes of functions. Source: ” Theory of Algorithms and Programs ”, Riga, University of Latvia, v. 210, Pages: 101-111 Published: 1974 Times cited: 24

18. Title: Minimal nontrivial space complexity of probabilistic one-way Turing machines Author(s): J Kaneps, R Freivalds Source: Proceedings on Mathematical foundations of computer science Banska Bystrica, Czechoslovakia Pages: 355 - 361 Published: 1990 Times cited: 23

19. Title: Inductive inference of recursive functions: Complexity bounds Author(s): R Freivalds, J Barzdins, K Podnieks Source: Lecture Notes In Computer Science; Vol. 502 Baltic Computer Science Pages: 111-155 Published: 1991 Times cited: 23

20. Title: Trade-oﬀ among parameters aﬀecting inductive inference Author(s): R Freivalds, CH Smith, M Velauthapillai Source: ”Information and Computation ”, vol. 82, No. 3 Pages: 323-343 Pub- lished: 1989 Times cited: 20 Citations according ISI Web of Science (Thomson Reuters):

1. Title: ON THE ROLE OF PROCRASTINATION IN MACHINE LEARN- ING Author(s): FREIVALDS R, SMITH CH Source: INFORMATION AND COMPUTATION Volume: 107 Issue: 2 Pages: 237-271 Published: DEC 1993 Times Cited: 51

2. Title: ON THE POWER OF INDUCTIVE INFERENCE FROM GOOD EX- AMPLES Author(s): FREIVALDS R, KINBER EB, WIEHAGEN R Source: THEORETICAL COMPUTER SCIENCE Volume: 110 Issue: 1 Pages: 131-144 Published: MAR 15 1993 Times Cited: 23

3. Title: INDUCTIVE INFERENCE OF RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS - QUAL- ITATIVE THEORY Author(s): FREIVALDS R Source: LECTURE NOTES IN COMPUTER SCIENCE Volume: 502 Pages: 77- 110 Published: 1991 Times Cited: 23

4. Title: ON THE INTRINSIC COMPLEXITY OF LEARNING Author(s): FREIVALDS R, KINBER E, SMITH CH Source: INFORMATION AND COMPUTATION Volume: 123 Issue: 1 Pages: 64-71 Published: NOV 15 1995 Times Cited: 22

5. Title: ON THE POWER OF PROBABILISTIC STRATEGIES IN INDUC- TIVE INFERENCE Author(s): WIEHAGEN R, FREIVALDS R, KINBER EB Source: THEORETICAL COMPUTER SCIENCE Volume: 28 Issue: 1-2 Pages: 111-133 Published: 1984 Times Cited: 19

6. Title: RUNNING TIME TO RECOGNIZE NONREGULAR LANGUAGES BY 2-WAY PROBABILISTIC-AUTOMATA Author(s): KANEPS J, FREIVALDS R Source: LECTURE NOTES IN COMPUTER SCIENCE Volume: 510 Pages: 174-185 Published: 1991 Times Cited: 14

7. Title: TRADE-OFF AMONG PARAMETERS AFFECTING INDUCTIVE INFERENCE Author(s): FREIVALDS R, SMITH CH, VELAUTHAPILLAI M Source: INFORMATION AND COMPUTATION Volume: 82 Issue: 3 Pages: 323-349 Published: SEP 1989 Times Cited: 14

8. Title: On the impact of forgetting on learning machines Author(s): Freivalds R, Kinber E, Smith CH Source: JOURNAL OF THE ACM Volume: 42 Issue: 6 Pages: 1146-1168 Pub- lished: NOV 1995 Times Cited: 12

9. Title: COMPLETENESS TEST FOR PARTIAL FUNCTIONS OF LOGIC ALGEBRA AND MANY-VALUED LOGICS Author(s): FREIVALD RV Source: DOKLADY AKADEMII NAUK SSSR 167 (6): 1249 1966 Times Cited: 12

10. Title: INDUCTIVE INFERENCE OF RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS - COMPLEXITY- BOUNDS Author(s): FREIVALDS R, BARZDINS J, PODNIEKS K Source: LECTURE NOTES IN COMPUTER SCIENCE Volume: 502 Pages: 111-155 Published: 1991 Times Cited: 11

11. Title: INDUCTIVE INFERENCE AND COMPUTABLE ONE-ONE NUM- BERINGS Author(s): FREIVALDS R, KINBER EB, WIEHAGEN R Source: ZEITSCHRIFT FUR MATHEMATISCHE LOGIK UND GRUNDLA- GEN DER MATHEMATIK Volume: 28 Issue: 5 Pages: 463-479 Published: 1982 Times Cited: 11 Summary Page

Below is a list of some parameters supporting the official full nomination of Prof. Pere Brunet. To allow the nomination committee a fair judgement of a candidate for Academia Europaea membership, a recent CV and publication list should be sent along with the nomination forms. The list of criteria below are only meant to be a short summary of some of the points at issue. The main arguments must be in the nomination forms, this is just a summary of some indication of the qualification and has to be used with some flexibility in mind. a. C must have the rank of full professor or equivalent. (Where/ since when, or point to full CV): Full Professor of Computer Science, Polytechnical University of Catalonia (UPC), Barcelona (Spain) / since 1986.

b. C must have a publication record of at least 80 papers in refereed journals or high- quality conferences. Other relevant publications such as books, book-chapters, or edited proceedings, are taken into account as well. (Rough numbers; send a full list of publications in addition or as part of the CV): A list with more than 80 selected publications is attached (the complete list is much larger), see Publications list.

c. C’s publications must be well-recognized in the field as attested either by peers or a ranking according to a recognized citation ranking method for Informatics. For example, being among the `Most Cited Computer Science Authors’ worldwide according to the CiteseerX index, being among the `HighlyCited.com’ researchers according to ISI, or having an H-index ≥ 20 (according to e.g. PublishorPerish or Quadsearch). (List CiteseerX index, H index, etc.): The candidate has been the third receiver of the Eurographics Distinguished Career Award. According to the 2008 Award citation (http://www.eg.org/EG/About/awards/winners/winner_brunet.html ), he has shaped Computer Graphics in Spain and is currently one of the leading researchers in computer graphics worldwide, having an impressive number of excellent publications that have appeared in the best computer graphics journals and conferences worldwide. d. C must have supervised (and completed) successfully at least 10 PhD students (List names possibly some with current position or point to CV): Xavier Pueyo, Isabel Navazo, Dolors Ayala, Dani Tost, Marc Vigo, Carlos Andújar, Lluis Solano, Carlos Saona, Marta Franquesa, Antoni Chica, and others. See also answers to items (c) and (e).

e. C must have an excellent record as a graduate level teacher and educator (Mention some indicators): The candidate has had a „successful role in training young researchers in Computer Graphics, which have later established themselves as faculty and researchers“ as stated in the Eurographics 2008 Disting. Career Award citation: www.eg.org/EG/About/awards/winners/winner_brunet.html

f. C must have been in charge of at least 5 substantial Informatics projects (EU, other international, national, or with industry). (List them or point to CV): Some of the main projects, led by the candidate, are: Fiores (EU project, http://www.fiores.com/FIORES.html), ViHAP 3D (EU project, www.vihap3d.org), BAIP 2020 (Spanish CENIT Project, http://www.baip2020.org/ ), FuSIM-E DOVRES (Industrial project with Airbus, http://hpcn.es/fusime/ ), Alma3D projects for medical applications ( http://www.alma3d.com/en/partners/research-and-development ) and many others. g. C must be co-editor of one or more journals. (List them): Computer-Aided Geometric Design, Computer-Aided Design, Computer Graphics Forum (and some more Journals on the past). h. C must have organized at least three major conferences. (List them): The first IFIP/Eurographics/Siggraph International Conference on Computer Graphics and Education 1991 (Aiguablava, Spain), the Eurographics 1993 Conference (Barcelona, Spain), the Data Visualization Symposium 2002 (Barcelona, Spain), etc.

1 i. C must have giving scientific presentations at a substantial number (30 or more) of different research institutes and/or international conferences (List them or point to CV):

Scientific presentations given at: 1. Oberwolfach CAGD meeting (1984), 2. Symposium on CAGD (Wolfenbuettel 1986), 3. Oberwolfach CAGD meeting (1987), 4. NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Three Dimensional Modeling with Geoscientific Information Systems (Santa Barbara, CA., USA, 1989), 5. International Meeting on Geometric Modelling and Applications (Barcelona, 1989), 6. Oberwolfach CAGD meeting (1989), 7. Geometric Modelling Workshop (Boeblingen 1990), 8. First Workshop on Topics in Computer Aided Geometric Design (Erice, Sicily 1990), 9. Third Portuguese Annual Meeting on “Computaçao Grafica” (Coimbra 1990), 10. Conference on Curves, Surfaces, CAGD and Image Processing (Biri, Norway, 1991), 11. Invited talk at the first Spanish Computer Graphics Conference (Madrid 1991), 12. Invited talk at the Dagstuhl Seminar on Geometric Modeling (Dagstuhl 1991), 13. Invited talk at the second Spanish Computer Graphics Conference (San Sebastián 1992), 14. Oberwolfach meeting on surfaces in CAGD (1992), 15. Tutorial on Geometric Modeling of Volumes (Eurographics 1992, Cambidge, UK), 16. Invited talk at the Dagstuhl Seminar on Geometric Modeling (Dagstuhl 1993), 17. Invited talk at the Workshop on Data Visualization (ONR (US), Darmstadt 1993), 18. invited talk at the Dagstuhl Seminar on CAD Tools for Products (Dagstuhl 1995), 19. invited talk at the CAD'96 Conference (Kaiserslautern 1996), 20. invited talk at the National Conference on Engineering Representations (Bilbao, Spain, 1997), 21. invited Keynote Speaker at the ACM Symposium on Solid Modeling and Applications (Saarbruecken, June 2002), 22. invited Keynote Speaker at VIIP’04: Visualization, Imaging and Image Processing (4th IASTED Conf., Malaga, Spain, September 2004), 23. invited Keynote Speaker at AMDO’04 (Palma de Mallorca, Spain 2004), 24. invited talk at the Spanish National Conference on CG, CEIG'05 (Granada 2005), 25. invited talk at the Dagstuhl Seminar on Geometric Modeling (Dagstuhl 2005), 26. invited talk at the Foundations on Computational Mathematics Symposium FoCM'05 (Santander, Spain 1995), 27. invited Tutorial Speaker at the CAD’2006 Conference (Pattaya, Thayland, May 2006), 28. invited talk at the Dagstuhl Seminar on Geometric Modeling (Dagstuhl 2008), 29. invited talk at the Kaiserslautern University (June 2009), 30. invited talk at the AFIG Annual Conference (Arles, November 2009), and many other talks and conferences at Universities and at the Spanish Royal Academy of Engineering.

j. The presentations sub i must include at least three plenary (or keynote) talks at relevant international conferences (List at least three or point to CV): Invited Keynote Speaker, ACM Symposium on Solid Modeling and Applications (Saarbruecken, June 2002), Invited Tutorial Speaker in the CAD’2006 Conference (Pattaya, Thayland, May 2006), Invited Keynote Speaker in VIIP’04: Visualization, Imaging and Image Processing (4th IASTED Conf., Malaga, Spain, September 2004), etc. k. Any other indicators deemed relevant by the AE/IS.

He has been honored with the silver medal from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia and with the Narcís Monturiol medal from the Catalonia Government.

He received the 11th Catalan Foundation Prize for research in 2001.

He received the Distinguished Career Award of the Eurographics Association in 2008, being the third recipient of this award.

He is a member of the Royal Academy of Engineering in Spain, currently serving as Vice President. He is a corresponding member of the Academy of Engineering of Portugal, member of the CAETS Council and member of the EuroCASE Executive Committee. CAETS is the International Council of Academies of Engineering and Technological Sciences, and EuroCASE is the European Consortium of National Academies of Science and Engineering. On 2008, he served as a member of the CAETS Board of Directors.

2 He is a member of the Editorial Board of several reputed Journals and he is an active reviewer of research Journals and International Conferences in the field.

He has been involved in evaluation tasks at the regional, national and international level. He has been a scientific consultant of Universities, International Associations and Research Funding Agencies.

He has been active in International Scientific Organizations like Eurographics, IFIP and Siggraph. He was the Chairman of the Eurographics Association between 2001 and 2002.

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Name of the Proposed New Member: Pere Brunet Date of Birth: December 22, 1948 Address: Psg. Sant Gervasi 8, Atic-2 / E-08022 Barcelona, Spain Email: [email protected] Website: www.lsi.upc.edu/~pere www.lsi.upc.edu/~moving Nationality: Spanish Normal Country of Residence and Work: Spain Present and Previous Positions: Professor of Computer Science Fields of Scholarship: Computer Graphics

Honours, Awards, special achievements (partial list): He is a member of the Royal Academy of Engineering (http://www.real-academia-de-ingenieria.org/) in Spain, currently serving as Vice President.

He is a corresponding member of the Academy of Engineering of Portugal

He is member of the CAETS Council and member of the EuroCASE Executive Committee. CAETS is the International Council of Academies of Engineering and Technological Sciences, and EuroCASE is the European Consortium of National Academies of Science and Engineering. On 2008, he served as a member of the CAETS Board of Directors.

He has been honored with the silver medal from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia and with the Narcís Monturiol medal from the Catalonia Government.

He received the 11th Catalan Foundation Prize for research in 2001.

He received the Distinguished Career Award of the Eurographics Association in 2008, being the third recipient of this award.

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Pere Brunet founded the first Research Group in Computer Graphics in Spain, and had an indisputable role in the establishment of new research groups in the area throughout Spain. He shaped Computer Graphics in Spain, starting in 1986 when he was the main promoter of the creation of the Spanish Chapter of Eurographics. He has since contributed to its growth and hence to the integration of the Spanish research in the field with the larger European research Community.

Pere Brunet's main area of research is in computer graphics with a focus on geometric and Solid Modelling. His first paper on Computer Graphics was published on 1982. He has pioneered the use of hierarchical representations, discrete and octree models for computer aided geometric design, modelling and virtual reality. In this area he has made several highly significant contributions that have established him as one of the leading researchers worldwide. His many diverse contributions are timely, original and significant, and it is fair to say that his results have helped to shape the field. In addition, his research has led to many application-oriented projects in the areas of computer aided geometric design, surface modelling and modelling of very complex systems and assemblies. His combined understanding of both the practical and theoretical issues involved is truly impressive. The strength of Brunet's research is documented further by an impressive number of excellent publications that have appeared in the best computer graphics journals and conferences worldwide. He has also served in the program committees of countless conferences, and on the editorial committees of prestigious journals.

Among the most relevant scientific contributions of Pere Brunet, we can quote the following:  The development of new algorithms and discrete hierarchical data structures for geometry search and processing and for the representation of geometric models. This is a basic research activity that has had a significant international impact, with three papers published in the ACM Transactions on Graphics and many other relevant publications. The proposed algorithms have been used in the geometric kernel of most of the subsequent application projects in areas ranging from medicine to industrial design or urban planning.  The derivation of new algorithms for free-form surface design, operation and interrogation. This research area has also produced important results, published in Journals like Computer Aided Geometric Design and Computer-Aided Design. Some of the results have been successfully used in industry-funded projects, mainly in aerospace and ship design. His group maintains stable research cooperation with the ship design industry since 1984.  The development of novel geometry processing algorithms for simplification, model repair, topology optimization and occlusion culling. Most of these algorithms combine discrete representations with hierarchical data structures and optimization schemes. They have been successfully included in Medical, Cultural Heritage and Virtual Prototyping applications.  The development of new a new class of hybrid multiresolution trees based on sets of relief impostors. This is a promising representation for gigantic models (in urban visualization, cultural heritage and similar applications) that inherits the whole potential of image processing and compression. This representation has been successfully used in applications for urban inspection and visualization.  The derivation of new view-dependent visualization algorithms for the interactive navigation and inspection of gigantic geometric models. These algorithms have been successfully implemented and tested in Cultural Heritage applications, like the virtual reconstruction of the entrance of the Ripoll Monastery (National Museum of Art of Catalonia, 2008, see corresponding publications).  The design of new affordable Virtual Reality devices that are based on commercial components and which include advanced immersive interaction techniques. Apart from the corresponding publications, a number of patents have been produced. Two companies are presently commercializing these systems.

He was vice-president for research of the Polytechnical University of Catalonia between 1988 and 1992. He has been the chairman of the Eurographics Association in 2001-2002, being now an elected member of its Executive Committee. He is one of the sixty members of the Royal Spanish Academy of Engineering since its foundation in 1993. He is presently serving as vice-president of this Academy. He is a corresponding member (“miembro nao residente”) of the Portuguese Academy of Engineering. He is active in International associations of Academies, like CAETS (the International Council of Academies of Engineering and Technological Sciences) and EuroCASE (the European Consortium of Academies of Science and Engineering). He was a member of the CAETS Board of Directors in 2009. He is presently a member of the EuroCASE Executive Committee and of the CAETS Council.

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MAJOR PUBLICATIONS

1. P.Brunet On the Convergence in Parameter Estimation via Suboptimal Filtering VII World IFAC Congress. Helsinky (1978).

2. D. Ayala, P. Brunet, R. Juan, I. Navazo Object representation by means of non-minimal division quadtrees and octrees ACM Transactions on Graphics, vol 4 num 1, pp. 41-59 (1985)

3. P. Brunet Increasing the smoothness of bicubic spline surfaces Computer Aided Geometric Design, vol 2 num 1-3, pp. 157-164 (1985).

4. P. Brunet, I. Navazo Solid representation and operation using extended octrees ACM Transactions on Graphics, vol 9 num 2, pp. 170-197, (1990).

5. M.Vigo, N.Pla, P. Brunet Directional Adaptive Surface Triangulation Computer-Aided Geometric Design, Vol. 16, pp 107-126 (1999)

6. C. Saona, I. Navazo, P. Brunet The visibility octree. a data structure for 3D navigation Computers and Graphics, Vol 23, 5, pp 635-643, (1999)

7. C.Andujar, C. Saona, I. Navazo, P. Brunet Integrating Occlusion Culling and Levels of Detail through Hardly Visible Sets Computer Graphics Forum, Vol. 19, 3 (2000)

8. C.Andujar, P. Brunet, D. Ayala Topology-Reducing Surface Simplification Using a Discrete Solid Representation ACM Transactions on Graphics, Vol. 21, 2 , pp 88-105, April’02 (2002)

9. C.Andujar, P. Brunet, A. Chica, I. Navazo, J. Rossignac, A. Vinacua Computing Maximal Tiles and Application to Impostor-Based Simplification Computer Graphics Forum, Vol. 23, num. 3 , pp 401-410, September’04 (2004)

10. Andujar C., Brunet P., Chica A., Rossignac J., Navazo I. and Vinacua A. Optimizing the topological and combinational complexity of isosurfaces Computer-Aided Design, Vol. 37 (8), pp. 847-857, 2005

11. Andujar C., Boo J., Brunet P., Fairen M., Navazo I., Vazquez P. and Vinacua A. Omni-directional Relief Impostors Computer Graphics Forum, Vol. 26 (3), Eurographics, pp. 553-560, 2007

12. Brunet P, Chica A, Navazo I, Vinacua A. Massive mesh hole repair minimizing user intervention Computing, Vol 86, pp 101-115, (2009).

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Nomination authorisation sheet

In compliance with the regulations of the Academia and the nominations procedures, we confirm that we have proposed;

Name of candidate: Pere Brunet

Country of candidate: Spain

To be a candidate for election to membership of the Academia Europaea.

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Name of the Section chairperson: Hermann Maurer Name of section: Informatics

Signed by Nominator 1: Date: Jan. 18, 2010 Name (in capital letters): Dieter FELLNER Section : Informatics Country of residence : Germany Email: [email protected]

Signed by Nominator 2: Date: Jan. 18, 2010 Name (in capital letters) : Hermann MAURER Section : Informatics Country of residence : Austria Email: [email protected]

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CV of proposed member

Pere Brunet is Industrial Engineer (1971) from the Barcelona School of Engineers (UPC) and Doctor in Industrial Engineering (1976) from the Universidad Politécnica de Catalunya (UPC) with a special outstanding recognition.

He is a Full Professor in Computer Science at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Barcelona. He is actively working in Computer Science since 1967. He is the head of the UPC Research Group in Modeling, Visualization and Computer Graphics, and he was Vice President for Research at the Universidad Politécnica de Catalunya between 1988 and 1992.

He started is research work in Computer Graphics in 1979, his group being the pioneer on Computer Graphics research in Spain, leading afterwards to the creation of many other research groups in the country.

His research interests include geometric computer-assisted design, hierarchical geometric representations and virtual reality. His group works on different research projects and activities involving Virtual Reality and very complex models in a wide variety of fields such as geo-modeling, industrial design, cultural heritage, or the modeling and volume visualization in applications connected with medicine and health. The group keeps a strong international cooperation level and is active in Industry-based research.

He promoted the creation of the Virtual Reality Center in Barcelona, of which he is currently the scientific head, representing UPC. He has carried out research on fundamental and applied aspects of the generation and management of multi-resolution geometric models, on real-time navigation through highly complex virtual environments and on the implicit interaction in Virtual reality systems. He has contributed to the development of new modeling techniques based on discrete digital representations.

He has published many papers in reputed International Journals, and he has actively participated in, or has been invited to, a great number of International Conferences.

He is (or has been) a member of the Editorial Board of International Journals like Computer-Aided Design, Computer-Aided Geometric Design, IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics and Computers & Graphics.

He has been active in International Scientific Organizations like Eurographics, IFIP and Siggraph. He was the Chairman of the Eurographics Association between 2001 and 2002.

He has been involved in evaluation tasks at the regional, national and international level. He was the Chairman of the Maths and CS TMR Netowrks panel of the European Union between 1997 and 1998. He has been a scientific consultant of Universities, International Associations and Research Funding Agencies.

He has been honored with the silver medal from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia and with the Narcís Monturiol medal from the Catalonia Government. He received the XI Catalan Foundation Prize for research in 2001. He received the Distinguished Career Award of the Eurographics Association in 2008, being the third recipient of this award.

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SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATION BY SECTION COMMITTEE:

Name of the proposed Member: Pere BRUNET

Recommendations of the Section Committee evaluating the dossier:

The average grade obtained in this fashion was XXXX. (A list of all nominations submitted and ranked by their grades is sent separately.)

Based on this grade, on the comments of Informatics Section members and the comments of the members of the Section Committee the recommendation of the Informatics Section committee is:

(H. Maurer, Graz, Chair of Section Committee, February 18, 2010)

6 Pere Brunet

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain E-mail: [email protected] www.lsi.upc.edu/~moving

He promoted the creation of the Virtual Reality Center in Barcelona, of which he is currently the scientific head, representing UPC. He has carried out research on fundamental and applied aspects of the generation and management of multiresolution geometric models, on real-time navigation through highly complex virtual environments and on the implicit interaction in Virtual reality systems. He has contributed to the development of new modeling techniques based on discrete digital representations.

He has published many papers in reputed International Journals, and he has actively participated in, or has been invited to, a great number of International Conferences.

He has been active in International Scientific Organizations like Eurographics, IFIP and Siggraph. He was the Chairman of the Eurographics Association between 2001 and 2002.

Pere Brunet

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain E-mail: [email protected] www.lsi.upc.edu/~moving

List of the most relevant publications

L.Basañez, P.Brunet, R.Bucy, R.Huber, H.Miller, J.Pages A Hybrid Computer Optimal Filter VI Symposium on Nonlinear Estimation and its Applications San Diego, USA, (1975).

L.Basañez, P.Brunet, R.Bucy, R.Huber, H.Miller, J.Pages Simulation and Implementation of a Hybrid Computer Algorithm for Optimal Nonlinear Filtering. International Conf. on Systems Science, Hawaii, (1976).

J.Pages, P. Brunet On Monte-Carlo Performance Evaluation of Non-linear Filters Proc. of the 8th AICA Congress on Simulation of Systems. Delft, (1976).

P.Brunet On the Convergence in Parameter Estimation via Suboptimal Filtering VII World IFAC Congress. Helsinky (1978).

P.Brunet, L.Basañez Linear Filtering Approach to Slow Varying Image Restoration IV International Joint Conference on Pattern Recognition. Kyoto, (1978).

P. Brunet Surface fitting by means of splines Proc. of Eurographics'80, Geneve, CH, (1980)

P. Brunet Surface representation from irregurarly distributed data points Technology and Science of Informatics, vol 2 núm 2, pp 103-110 (1983).

P. Brunet, D. Ayala, I. Navazo Título: An interactive algorithm for the generation of B-spline surfaces International Computing Symposium, German Chapter of ACM, Nurnberg'83 (1983)

P. Brunet, L. Perez Smooth contour line construction with spline interpolation Qüestió, vol 8 núm 3 (1984).

D. Ayala, P. Brunet, R. Juan, I. Navazo Object representation by means of non-minimal division quadtrees and octrees ACM Transactions on Graphics, vol 4 num 1, pp. 41-59 (1985)

P. Brunet Increasing the smoothness of bicubic spline surfaces Computer Aided Geometric Design, vol 2 num 1-3, pp. 157-164 (1985).

P. Brunet, I. Navazo Geometric modeling using exact octree representation of polyhedral solids Proc. of Eurographics'85, Nice (1985)

I. Navazo, P. Brunet, D. Ayala A geometric modeler based on exact octree representation of polyhedra Computer Graphics Forum, Vol 5 num 2, pp. 91-104 (1986).

J.Pascual, J.Giralt, P.Brunet An Interactive Package for the Computer-Aided Design of Woven Fabrics Computers & Graphics, vol 10, num 4, pp. 359-368 (1986).

P. Brunet, D. Ayala Extended octree representation of free form surfaces Computer Aided Geometric Design, vol 4 num 1-2, pp. 141-154 (1987).

P. Brunet, I. Navazo, J. Fontdecaba Extended octrees, between CSG trees and boundary representations Proc. of Eurographics'87, Amsterdam (1987)

P. Brunet, X. Pueyo A parametric space scan line algorithm for rendering of bicubic surfaces IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, vol 7 num 11, pp. 17-25 (1987).

P. Brunet Including shape handles in recursive subdivision surfaces Computer Aided Geometric Design, vol 5 num 1, pp. 41-50 (1988).

P. Brunet, A. Vinacua A VC1 condition for the connection between rational Bezier patches In: Mathematical Elements for Computer Aided Geometric Design, T.Lyche, L.L.Schumacker. Eds., Academic Press, pp. 601-611 (1989).

P. Brunet, I. Navazo Solid representation and operation using extended octrees ACM Transactions on Graphics, vol 9 num 2, pp. 170-197, (1990).

D.Tost, P.Brunet A Definition of Frame-to-Frame Coherence In: Computer Animation'90. N.M.Thalmann and D.Thalmann Eds., Springer Verlag, pp. 207-225 (1990).

P. Brunet, A.Vinacua Surfaces in Solid Modeling In: Geometric Modelling: Methods and Applications, H.Hagen & D.Roller Eds., Springer Verlag, pp. 17-34 (1991).

A.Vinacua, I.Navazo, P.Brunet Octree Detection of Closed Compartments International Journal on Computational Geometry and Applications, vol 1 num 3 (1991). Also, in Proc. Symposium on Solid Modeling Foundations and CAD/CAM Applications, ACM (1991).

P.Brunet, A.Vinacua Modeling of Closed Surfaces: A Comparison of Existing Methods In: Mathematical Methods in Computer-Aided Geometric Design II, T.Lyche and L.Schumacker eds., Academic Press, pp. 29-42 (1992). ISBN 0-12-460510-9

P. Brunet, R. Juan, I. Navazo Octree Representations in Solid Modeling Progress in Computer Graphics, C.L. Sabharwai, G.W.Zobrist Eds., Ablex Publ. Corporation, Norwood, NJ (1992).

P.Brunet 3-D Structures for the Encoding of Geometry and Internal Properties In: Three-Dimensional Modeling with Geoscientific Information Systems, A.K. Turner Ed., Kluwer Academic Publishers, NL, pp. 159-188 (1992).

P.Brunet, I.Navazo Geometric Modelling of Volumes In: Eurographics Tutorials'92 , Eurographics Association, Cambridge ISSN 1017-4656 (1992).

Brunet, P. (Ed.) Special Issue on "Computer Graphics in Spain" Computers & Graphics , vol. 14, num. 4 (1992)

Ll. Solano, P. Brunet A System for Constructive Constraint-Based Modelling In: Modeling in Computer Graphics, B. Falcidieno eds., Springer-Verlag, ISBN 3-387- 56529-9, pg. 61-83 (1993).

P. Brunet, I. Navazo, A. Vinacua A Modelling Scheme for the Approximate Representation of Closed Surfaces. In: Geometric Modelling, Computing/ Suppl. 8, G.Farin and H.Hagen Eds., Springer Verlag, pp.. 75-90 (1993).

P. Brunet, R. Juan, I. Navazo, A. Puig, J. Sole, D. Tost Modeling and Visualization Through Data Compression In: Data Visualization, R.E.Earnshaw and L.Rosenblum eds, Academic Press. ISBN 0-12-227742-2, pp 157-169, (1994)

G. Nielson, P. Brunet, M. Gross, H. Hagen, S. Klimenko Research Issues in Data Modeling for Scientific Visualization IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications Vol 14, 2, pp. 70-73 march (1994).

Ll. Solano, P. Brunet Constructive Constraint-based model for Parametric CAD Systems Computer-Aided Design, Vol 26 num 8, pp. 614-621 (1994).

D. Ayala, C. Andújar, P. Brunet Automatic simplification of Orthogonal Polyhedra" In: Modeling, Virtual World and Distributed Graphics, D.W. Fellner Ed.; Infix 1995 pp 137-148, (1995).

P. Brunet, R. Joan-Arinyo, L. Solano, A. Soto Geometric Constraint Solving: Two Different Constructive Approaches. ISATA’95, Sttutgart, (1995)

M. Vigo, P. Brunet Piecewise Linear Approximation of Trimed Surfaces In: Geometric Modelling (H. Hagen, G. Farin, H. Noltemier Eds.), Springer Verlag 1995, Computing, Suppl. 10, pp 341-356 (1995) ISBN 3-211-82666-1, (1995)

R. Joan-Arinyo, A. Vinacua, P. Brunet Classification of a point with respect to a Polyhedron Vertex International Journal of Computational Geometry and Application,. Vol. 6, Num. 2, pp. 157- 167, (1996)

P. Brunet, R. Joan-Arinyo, A. Vinacua The future of Modeling Systems Eurographics’96 State-of the Art Reports, S. Coquillart De., Eurographics, PS96-STAR, ISSN 1017-4656, pp 16-30 (1996)

C. Andújar, D. Ayala, P. Brunet, R. Joan-Arinyo, J. Solé Automatic Generation of Multiresolution Boundary Representations Computer Graphics Forum, vol. 15, no. 3, pp 87-96, (1996)

M. Vigo, N. Pla, P. Brunet From Degenerate Patches to Triangular and Trimmed Patches In: “Proc of Chamonix’96”, Le Mehaute, C. Rabut, L.L. Schumaker Eds., Vanderbilt Univ Press, Nashville, TN (ISBN 0-8265-1293-3) , (1996)

D. Ayala, P. Brunet, R. Joan-Arinyo, I. Navazo Multiresolution Approximation of Polyhedral Solids In: “CAD Systems Development: Tools and Methods”, Roller & Brunet eds. Springer Verlag (ISBN 3- 540-62535-6), pp 327-343 (1997)

F. Alonso, C. Andújar, P. Brunet, L. García, I. Navazo, A. Vinacua Virtual Reality Tools in Shipbuilding Design Proc of TeamCAD, GVU/NIST Workshop on Collaborative Design. May 12-13, 1997, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, J. Rossignac Ed., pp 39-44 (1997)

M. Franquesa, P. Brunet Analysis of methods for generating octree models of objects from their silhouettes Revue internationale de C.F.A.O. et d'Infographie, pp. 33-65 (1997)

A. Vinacua, I. Navazo, P. Brunet Octtrees Meet Splines In: Geometric Modeling, G.Farin, H.Bieri, G.Brunett and T.DeRose Eds., Computing (Suppl) Vol 13, Springer-Verlag, pp 225-233 (1998)

B. García, P. Brunet 3D Reconstruction with Projective Octrees and Epipolar Geometry Sixth International Conference on Computer Vision - ICCV'98. IEEE, pp. 1067- 1072. ISBN 81-7319-221-9, (1998)

P. Brunet, A. Vinacua, M. Vivó, N. Pla, A. Rodriguez Surface Fairing for Ship Hull Design Applications Mathematical Engineering in Industry, Vol 7, 2, pp 179-193 (1998)

L. Solano, P. Brunet Geometric Relaxation for Solving Constraint-Based Models In: Geometric Constraint Solving and Applications, B. Bruederlin and D. Roller Eds., Springer-Verlag (ISBN 3-540-64416-4), pp 259-270 (1998)

M.Vigo, N.Pla, P. Brunet Directional Adaptive Surface Triangulation Computer-Aided Geometric Design, Vol. 16, pp 107-126 (1999)

C. Saona, I. Navazo, P. Brunet The visibility octree. a data structure for 3D navigation Computers and Graphics, Vol 23, 5, pp 635-643, (1999)

C. Andujar, D. Ayala, P. Brunet Validity-Preserving Simplification of Very Complex Polyhedral Solids, In Proc. of the 5th Eurographics Workshop on Virtual Environments, Vienna, Austria, May 31-June 1st (1999)

C.Andujar, C. Saona, I. Navazo, P. Brunet Integrating Occlusion Culling and Levels of Detail through Hardly Visible Sets Computer Graphics Forum, Vol. 19, 3 (2000)

Brunet. P., and Scopigno, R. (Eds.) Special Issue on “Multiresolution Geometric Models” Computer-Aided Design Vol. 33 (2000)

J. Esteve, P. Brunet, A. Vinacua Multiresolution For Algebraic Curves and Surfaces Using Wavelets Computer Graphics Forum, Vol. 20, 1, pp 47-58 (2001)

P. Brunet, I. Navazo, J. Rossignac, C. Saona Hoops: 3D Curves as Conservative Occluders for Cell-Visibility Computer Graphics Forum, Vol. 20, 3 , pp 499-506 (2001)

C.Andujar, P. Brunet, D. Ayala Topology-Reducing Surface Simplification Using a Discrete Solid Representation ACM Transactions on Graphics, Vol. 21, 2 , pp 88-105, April’02 (2002)

C. Andujar, M. Fairen, P. Brunet Affordable Immersive Projection System for 3d Interaction SIACG’02, Iberoamerican Symposium on Computer Graphics. Guimeraes, Portugal, July’02 (2002)

C. Andujar, M. Fairen, P. Brunet, V. Cebollada Error-Bounded Simplification of Topologically-Complex Assemblies Workshop on Multiresolution in Geometric Modelling Mingle 2003, Cambridge, UK, Sept’03 (2003)

C. Andujar, P. Brunet, J. Esteve, E. Monclús, I. Navazo, A. Vinacua Robust Face Recovery for Hybrid Surface Visualization Vision, Modeling and Visualization Symposium Munich, November'03 (2003)

C. Andujar, M. Fairen, P. Brunet, V. Cebollada Error-Bounded Simplification of Topologically-Complex Assemblies Workshop on Multiresolution in Geometric Modelling, Mingle 2003, Cambridge, UK, Sept’03 (2003). Also in: "Advances in Multiresolution for Geometric Modelling", N. A. Dodgson, M. S. Floater and M. A. Sabin Eds., Springer-Verlag 2005, ; ISBN 3-540-21462- 3 . pp. 339-352 (2004)

C. Andujar, P. Brunet, J. Esteve, E. Monclús, I. Navazo, A. Vinacua Robust Face Recovery for Hybrid Surface Visualization Vision, Modeling and Visualization Symposium. Munich, November 2003 (2003)

C.Andujar, P. Brunet, A. Chica, I. Navazo, J. Rossignac, A. Vinacua Optimizing the Topological Complexity of Isosurfaces Proc. of CAD’04, Pattaya, May 2004. Best paper award (2004)

Fairen M., Brunet P. and Techmann T. Mini-VR: A Portable Virtual Reality System Computers and Graphics, Vol. 28 (2), pp. 289-296, (2004)

C.Andujar, P. Brunet, A. Chica, I. Navazo, J. Rossignac, A. Vinacua Computing Maximal Tiles and Application to Impostor-Based Simplification Computer Graphics Forum, Vol. 23, num. 3 , pp 401-410, September’04 (2004)

M. Franquesa, P. Brunet Collision Prediction Using MKtrees WSCG’04, Winter School on Computer Graphics, Plzen, February 2004 (2004)

Costin, I., and Brunet, P. Minimizing Isosurface Area Proc. of CEIG'2005, Spanish Conference on Computer Graphics, pp. 191-200, (2005)

Brunet, P., Elber, G. and Patrikalakis, N. (Eds.) Special Issue on Solid Modeling, Theory and Applications Graphical Models Journal. Volume 67 No. 5, September'05, (2005)

Surinyac, J., and Brunet, P. Hierarchical Model for Pipe Design and Editing Proc. of CEIG'2005, Spanish Conference on Computer Graphics, pp. 107-116, (2005)

Rodriguez Celaya, J., Brunet, P., Ezquerra, N., Palomar, J.E. A Virtual Reality Approach to Progressive Lenses Simulation Proc. of CEIG'2005, Spanish Conference on Computer Graphics, pp. 43-52, (2005)

C.Andujar, P. Brunet, A. Chica, I. Navazo, J. Rossignac, A. Vinacua Optimizing the Topological and Combinatorial Complexity of Isosurfaces Computer-Aided Design, Vol. 37, num. 8 , pp 847-857, Jul’05 (2005)

J. Esteve, P. Brunet, A. Vinacua Approximation of a Variable Density Cloud of Points by Shrinking a Discrete Membrane Computer Graphics Forum, Vol. 24, 4, pp. 791-808 (2005)

Andujar C., Brunet P., Chica A., Rossignac J., Navazo I. and Vinacua A. Optimizing the topological and combinational complexity of isosurfaces Computer-Aided Design, Vol. 37 (8), pp. 847-857, 2005

Andujar C., Boo J., Brunet P., Fairen M., Navazo I., Vazquez P. and Vinacua A. Omni-directional Relief Impostors Computer Graphics Forum, Vol. 26 (3), Eurographics, pp. 553-560, 2007

Brunet, P. On needles and Haystacks: Shape Representation and Processing Opening Talk, year 2007. Royal Academy of Engineering, Spain, ISBN 84-95662-48-5, 36 pages (in Spanish, "Sobre agujas y pajares: la representacion y el procesado de las formas"), Madrid, (2007)

Chica A., Williams J., Andujar C., Brunet P., Navazo I., Rossignac J. and Vinacua A. Pressing: Smooth Isosurfaces with Flats from Binary Grids Computer Graphics Forum, Vol. 27 (1), pp. 36-46, 2008

Besora I., Brunet P., Callieri M., Chica A., Corsini M., Dellepiane M., Morales D., Moyés J., Ranzuglia G. and Scopigno R. Portalada: A Virtual Reconstruction of the Entrance of the Ripoll Monastery 3DPVT08: Fourth Int. Symposium on 3D Data Processing, Visualization and Transmission, (2008)

Andujar C.,Díaz J. and Brunet P. Relief Impostor Selection for Large Scale Urban Rendering IEEE Virtual Reality Workshop on Virtual Citiscapes: Key Research Issues in Modeling Large-Scale Immersive Urban Environments, 2008

Besora,I., Brunet, P., Chica, A., Morales, D. and Moyes, J. Real-Time Exploration of the Virtual Reconstruction of the Entrnace of the Ripoll Monastery Proc. of CEIG'08, Spanish Conference on Computer Graphics, pp. 219-224, Eurographics Association (2008)

Esteve J., Vinacua A. and Brunet P. Piecewise algebraic surface computation and smoothing from a discrete model Computer-Aided Geometric Design, Vol. 24 (6), pp. 357-372 , 2008

Brunet, P., Torroja, J., Herrero, J., and Alonso, F. Information Technologies for Innovative Work Schemes In: The Contribution of ITs to the Transport Sostenibility in Spain, Perez Arriaga, J.I. and Moreno, A. Eds., pp. 91-117 Royal Academy of Engineering, Spain, ISBN 978-84-95662-18-7 (in Spanish), Madrid, (2009)

Andujar, C., Brunet, P., and Diaz, J. "Dynamic Terrains: Cities and Real-Time Video on Gigantic Terrain Models" In: GeoSpatial Visual Analitics: Geographical Information Processing and Visual Analytics for Environment Security, De Amicis et al. Eds., pp. 209-213, Springer Science & Business Media B.V. (2009)

Brunet P, Chica A, Navazo I, Vinacua A. Massive mesh hole repair minimizing user intervention Computing, Vol 86, pp 101-115, (2009).

Most Relevant Edited Books

Editor, with F.W. Jansen. of: "Photorealistic Rendering in Computer Graphics", ISBN 3- 540-56449-7, Springer-Verlag (1994).

Editor, with D. Roller, of:: “CAD Systems Development: Tools and Methods”, ISBN 3-540- 62535-6, Springer-Verlag (1997)

Editor, with R. Scopigno, of the Issue: Computer Graphics Forum Vol. 18 (3), Proceedings of Eurographics’99 (1999)

Editor, with D. Roller and Christoph Hoffmann, of: “CAD Tools and Algorithms for Product Design”, ISBN 3-540-66204-9, Springer-Verlag (2000)

Editor, with D. Ebert and I. Navazo, of: “Data Visualization 2002”, Proc. Of Eurographics / IEEE TCVG Symposium 2002, ISBN 1-58113-536-X, ACM, NY (2002)

Editor, with D. Fellner, of the Issue: Computer Graphics Forum Vol. 22 (3), Proceedings of Eurographics’03 (2003)

Editor, with Gershon Elber and Nick Patrikalakis of: “Solid Modeling and Applications”, Proc. Of the ACM Symposium SM’04 on Solid Modeling and Applications, June 9-11 2004, Genoa, Italy. ISBN 3-905673-55-X, Eurographics (2004)

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Below is a list of some parameters supporting the official full nomination of Elisabeth Andre.

a. C must have the rank of full professor or equivalent. (Where/ since when, or point to full CV): Full professor at Augsburg University, Germany, since 2001

b. C must have a publication record of at least 80 papers in refereed journals or high- quality conferences. Other relevant publications such as books, book-chapters, or edited proceedings, are taken into account as well. (Rough numbers needed only; send a full list of publications in addition or as part of the CV): 8 books or edited proceedings, 7 edited special issues, 23 journal papers, 24 book articles/chapters,102 conference papers

(Most cited computer Science authors does not provide realistic results, also when name is selected in the list of authors, it says no matches even there are of course papers with E. Andre as an author.)

d. C must have supervised (and completed) successfully at least 10 PhD students (List names possibly some with current position or point to CV): Supervised the Dissertation/Habilitation of 2 researchers (Dr. Christian Elting (Dissertation: Multimodale Ausgabegenerierung in dynamischen, heterogenen Geräteumgebungen), Dr. Matthias Rehm, (now: Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, Design, and Media Technology, Aalborg University) and currently supervising 11 Ph.D.s + 1 Habilitation, a number in their final phase. PhD Committee/Jury of Pashiera Barkhuysen (Tilburg University), Wauter Bosma (University of Twente), Bui de Duy (University of Twente), Magalie Ochs (L'Universite de Paris8), Habilitation Jury of Dr. Jean-Claude Martin (LIMSI), 2nd Supervisor of more than 10 PhDs in Germany

e. C must have an excellent record as a graduate level teacher and educator (Mention some indicators): Awards of students supervised 2009 Ionut Damian, Kathrin Janowski, Dominik Sollfrank: Spectators, a joy to watch, Gewinner GALA Award 2009 (Gathering of Animated Lifelike Agents) (Publikumspreis), http://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni- augsburg.de/project_details.php?id=59 2008 Markus Bischof, Bettina Conradi, Peter Lachenmaier, Kai Linde, Max Meier, Philipp Pötzl, Award for Most Innovative Idea at Second International Conference on Tangible and Embedded Interaction (TEI 2008), Bonn, http://xenakis.3-n.de/ 2008 Bernhard Falk: Alfred – a System for Intuitive Facial Expression Control, Gewinner GALA Award 2008 (Gathering of Animated Lifelike Agents) in der Kategorie "Lifelike Agent Tool" (Preis der Jury), http://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni- augsburg.de/projects/GameEngine/doku.php/alfred 2007 Nicolas Schulz, Graphics for the Masses, Gewinner GALA Award 2006 (Gathering of Animated Lifelike Agents) in der Kategorie "Lifelike Agent Tool" (Preis der Jury), http://www.horde3d.org/ 2006 Nikolaus Bee, Michael Nischt: Visual Attentive Presentation, Gewinner GALA Award 2006 (Gathering of Animated Lifelike Agents) in der Kategorie "Lifelike Agent Application" (Preis der Jury und Publikumspreis) 2006 Thomas Demharter, Markus Hager, Frank Jung, Kai Linde, Philipp Pötzl, Nicolas Schulz: Zweitplatzierte beim MOTOFWRD-Ideenwettbewerb 2006

Tutorials at international events: 1. Invited Tutorial at 9th ECCAI Advanced Course ACAI 2001 and Agent Link's 3rd European Agent Systems Summer School, EASSS 2001, Prague, Czech Republic, July 2-13, 2001 2. Invited Tutorial at Konvens (Konferenz zur Verarbeitung natürlicher Sprache), Wien 2004 3. Invited at Tutorial at Recent Advances in Natural Language Processing (RANLP 2007) 4. Tutorial Hot Topics in Affective Interaction: An introduction at ACII (with Aylett, Höök, Pelachaud) at Second International Conference on Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction (ACII2007) 5. Tutorial on NLP for Multimedia Applications (with Declerck) at 16th European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information ESSLII 2004, Nancy, France 6. Tutorial on NLP for Multimedia Applications (with Declerck) at 17th European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information. Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh, Scotland 8-19 August, 2005 7. Invited lecture at Stuttgart University in 2007

Contributions to teaching programme: . Design and implementation of Bachelor- and Master Study Programmes „Informatik und Multimedia“ at Augsburg University . Participated in the successful application for a Elite Study Programme “Software Engineering” which our Computer Science Department is conducting as a lead manager in cooperation with TU Munich and LMU Munich, mainly responsible for all HCI courses . Conduction of basic and advanced courses (e.g. introductory courses in computer science, foundations of multimedia, usability engineering, computer games, augmented realities, multimodal man-machine interaction) . Contributed courses to the bachelor study programme „Media and Communication“ of Faculty of Philosophy and Social Sciences . Large number of supervised bachelor, master and diploma theses (over 20 in each of the last three years)

f. C must have been in charge of at least 5 substantial Informatics projects (EU, other international, national, or with industry). (List them or point to CV): 1. EU IP METABO (Controlling Chronic Diseases related to Metabolic Disorders) (Jan. 2008 – June 2011), http://www.metabo-eu.org/, Task in Project: Emotion Recognition from Biosignals 2. EU STREP E-Circus (Education through Characters with emotional Intelligence and Role- playing Capabilities that Understand Social interaction), http://www.e-circus.org/ (March 2006 – Feb. 2009), Aufgabe im Projekt: Natural language dialogue, tangible and embedded interaction 3. EU-funded NoE IRIS (Network of Excellence on Integrating Research in Interactive Storytelling) http://iris.scm.tees.ac.uk/ (Jan. 2009 – Dec. 2011), Task in Project: Interaction technologies and modalities for interactive story telling 4. EU-funded STREP DynaLearn (Engaging and informed tools for learning conceptual system knowledge) http://hcs.science.uva.nl/projects/DynaLearn/ (Feb. 2010 – Jan. 2012), Task in Project: Design und Implementierung von virtuellen Charakteren 5. EU IP CALLAS (Conveying Affectiveness in Leading-Edge Living Adaptive Systems), http://www.callas-newmedia.eu/ (Nov. 2006 – April 2010), Task in Project: Multimodal Components for Affective Input 6. DFG Projekt CUBE-G (CUlture-adaptive BEhavior Generation for interactions with embodied conversational agents), http://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni- augsburg.de/projects/cube-g (Oct. 2006 – Dec. 2009) 7. DFG Project HCI Design for Trustworthy Organic Computing within DFG researcher group OC-Trust (Trustworthy Organic Computing systems) (Oct. 2009 – Sept. 2011) 8. EU-Network of Excellence Humaine (Human Machine Interaction Network on Emotion Research, (Jan. 2004 – Dec. 2007), http://www.emotion-research.net

g. C must be co-editor of one or more journals. (List them): 1. Associate Editor of International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 2. Member of the Editorial Board of Cognitive Processing (International Quarterly of Cognitive Science) 3. Member of the Editorial Board of Universal Access to the Information Society: An interdisciplinary journal 4. Member of the Editorial Board of AI Communications (AICOM) 5. Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (JAAMAS) 6. Member of the Editorial Board of Journal of Multimodal Interfaces 7. Member of the Editorial Board of IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing (TAC) 8. Associate Editor of ACM Transactions on Intelligent Interactive Systems (TIIS) 9. Member of the Editorial Board of Computational Linguistics for the period of 2002-2004 h. C must have organized at least three major conferences. (List them): 1. Programme Co-Chair of Autonomous Agents 2001, Montreal, Canada 2. Programme Co-Chair of International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI 2003), 3. General Chair of Fourth German Conference on Multiagent System Technologies (MATES 2006), 4. General Conference Co-Chair of 7th International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents (IVA 2007), 5. Program Co-Chair of the 23rd Annual Conference on Computer Animation and Social Agents (CASA 2010) 6. Initiation of workshop series Tutorial and Research Workshop Perception and Interactive Technologies (previously Affective Dialogue Systems) with colleagues from University of Ulm and University of Southern Denmark (Proceedings published in Springer’s Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences LNCS series in 2004, 2006, 2008)

i. C must have giving scientific presentations at a substantial number (30 or more) of different research institutes and/or international conferences (List them or point to CV): Altogether, she gave around 100 talks. 1. Invited Speaker at Nordic Symposium on Multimodal Communication, 25.09.2003, Copenhagen, “From Simulated Dialogues to Interactive Performances”, http://cst.dk/mumin/mmnordic03/programme.html 2. Invited Talk at „Die Welt als ausgefaltetes Gehirn Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion und Identitätsbildung in intelligenten Umgebungen, Workshop zu den psychologischen Implikationen des Ubiquitous Computing“, “Interaktionsbeziehungen zwischen menschlichen und synthetischen Konversationspartnern in gemischten Realitäten“, Stuttgart, 28.10.2004. 3. Invited Talk at ZIF Bielefeld, „Alignment and Social Behaviors: How to Endow Embodied Conversational Agents with Politeness?”, 2004 4. Invited Presentation at Workshop "Simulation, Visualisation, Interaction, Mixed Reality", organized by the European Commission as part of the preparation of the EU 7th Framework Programme for Research and Development, Brussels, 12-13 April 2005 5. Invited Presentation at Kultur und Informatik, „Verschmelzung von realer und virtueller Welt in der Mensch-Maschine Kommunikation“, Berlin, 20.05.2005. 6. Invited talk“,„Enhancing Embodied Conversational Agents with Social Intelligence”, USC ISI, March 2005. 7. Invited talk „Enhancing Embodied Conversational Agents with Social Intelligence”, Limsi, Orsay, France, June 2005. 8. Invited Talk at Geoinformatik Forum der Universität Münster, “Edutainment auf der Grundlage von 3D Stadtmodellen“, 18.01.2006 9. Invited Speaker at Brandial06 (10th Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue Workshop), “Engaging in a Multimodal Dialogue with Embodied Conversational Agents along the Virtuality Continuum”, Potsdam, 2006 10. Eingeladener öffentlicher Vortrag: “ Emotionalisierung der Mensch-Technik-Interaktion“, 22.05.2007, Stuttgart, Stadtbücherei Wilhelmspalais, http://www.stiftungaktuell.de/index.php?article_id=22 11. Keynote Speaker at 2nd International Workshop on Human-Centered Multimedia 2007, “Exploiting Multimodality to Achieve Emotional Sensitivity in Human-Computer Interaction”, 28.09.2007, Augsburg, Germany, http://staff.science.uva.nl/~nicu/HCM2007/prog.htm 12. Invited Speaker at Multimodal Output Generation (MOG 2007), “From Annotated Multimodal Corpora to Simulated Human-Like Behaviors, University of Aberdeen, https://www.cs.tcd.ie/Ielka.vanderSluis/publications/mog07_procs.pdf 13. Invited Talk at Forum on Artificial Companions in Society: Perspectives on the Present and Future An e-Horizons at Oxford Internet Institute (University of Oxford), “Towards more Sensitive Artificial Companions: Combined Interpretation of Affective and Attentive Cues”, 25.10.2007, Oxford, UK 14. Invited Talk at Twente University, 27.03.2008 15. Invited Speaker: ECAI Workshop on Computational Aspects of Affectual and Emotional Interaction (CAFFEi 2008), Patras, Greece, http://caffei.iit.demokritos.gr/ 16. Invited Speaker: RO-MAN 2008 Workshop: Nonverbal Communication: Importance, Achievements, and Challenges, München, http://www.lsr.ei.tum.de/ro- man2008/nvc_workshop.html 17. Invited Speaker: Symposium on Emotional Computer Systems and Interfaces at 3rd International Conference on Cognitive Science, Moskow, http://www.genling.nw.ru/history/Cogsci2008-prog.pdf 18. Invited Speaker at Emotional Gaming, “Towards Emotional Sensitivity in Interactive Entertainment and Educational Games”, München, Germany, 28.06.2008, http://www.emotional- gaming.de/experts/andre?lang=de&PHPSESSID=d44f0428dd7d17ce9f44702821504c25 19. Invited Presentation at First Sino-German Symposium on Knowledge Handling: Representation, Management and Personalized Application“, Peking, 2008 20. Towards Emotional Sensitivity in Human-Computer Interaction (DCLRS, Dublin Computational Linguistics Research Seminar) jointly organised by the main universities in Dublin, this time by Trinity College Dublin, 20.05.2009, http://www.scss.tcd.ie/disciplines/intelligent_systems/clg/clg_web/DCLRS/2009/5/20822626602.htm 21. Invited Talk at Bell Labs Colloquium (Alcatel-Lucent), “Emotionalisierung der Mensch-Technik- Schnittstelle”, Stuttgart, 20.02.2009 22. Towards Emotional Sensitivity in Human-Computer Interaction, WIT-Kolloquium, Faculty of Informatics at Vienna University of Technology, Towards Emotional Sensitivity in Human-Computer Interaction, 29.05.2009 23. Invited talk at Psychosomatisches Dienstagskolloquium „Seele – Körper – Geist“ at Freiburg University, "Lässt sich Empathie fördern? Ein Computerprogramm für soziales und emotionales Lernen im Klassenzimmer", 07.07.2009, http://www.uniklinik- freiburg.de/psychosomatik/live/fortweiterbildung/fortbildung/kolloquium/SS-09.pdf 24. Invited Talk at Parlamentarischen Spieleabend, „Computerspiele für soziales und kulturelles Training“, 17. Juni 2009, http://www.csu-landtag.de/www/97_2496.asp 25. Two invited talks at sessions organized at International Conference on Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction (ACII 2009) in Amsterdam: (1) Real-time vocal emotion recognition in artistic installations and interactive storytelling: Experiences and lessons learnt from CALLAS and IRIS, (2) Towards User-Independent Classification of Multimodal Emotional Signals 26. Invited presentation at eNTERFACE 09, “Multimodal emotion recognition in artistic installations: Experiences and lessons learnt from the Callas project”, 16.07.2009, Genoa, Italy, http://www.infomus.org/enterface09/ 27. Invited talk at University of Geneva, Switzerland, at Conference on Emotions and Machines: Towards Emotional Sensitivity in Human-Computer Interaction, 21. August 2009, http://emotionmachine.wordpress.com/ 28. Invited presentation at German-Israeli Minerva School for Ubiquitous Display Environments, “Multimodal fusion in context-aware environments", Haifa University, 21.08.2009, http://www.cri.haifa.ac.il/component/content/article/25-schedule/38-german-israeli-minerva-school- for-ubiquitous-display-environments-intelligent-group-interaction-foundations-and-implementation-of- pervasive-multimodal-interfaces 29. Invited talk at UC Santa Cruz “Affective Multimodal Interaction with Virtual Characters in Digital Storytelling: Experiences from FearNot!, Orient and EmoEmma”, 13.11.2009, http://www.soe.ucsc.edu/news/event?ID=1793 30. Invited talk at Institute for Creative Technologies (ICT), Marina del Rey, California, “Affective Multimodal Interaction with Virtual Characters in Digital Storytelling: Experiences from FearNot!, Orient and EmoEmma”, 16.11.2009 31. Various presentations at Dagstuhl Workshops, for example, at Gibu 2006, Computer Science in Sport, 2008

In additions, she gave talks on accepted papers at various international conferences, for example, at IUI 2004, FLAIRS 2004, AIED 2005, IVA 2005, IUI 2008.

Some very early talks (talks between 2000 and 2003 have not been recorded):

1. Multimedia Presentations: The Support of Passive and Active Viewing, AAAI Spring Symposium on Intelligent Multi-Media Multi-Modal Systems, Stanford University, 23. March, 1994. 2. Plan-Based Generation of Multimedia Presentations, SRI International, Stanford, 24. March, 1994. (invited talk) 3. Intellimedia-Präsentationssysteme, Vortrag im Rahmen des Mainzer KI-Kreises, 24. Mai, 1994. (invited talk) 4. Referring to World Objects with Text and Pictures, Coling-94, 5.8.1994 - 9.8.1994, Kyoto (Japan) 5. Intellimedia-Präsentationssysteme als Komponenten von Angebotssystemen, KI-94 Workshop: Angebotssysteme mit wissensbasierten Komponenten, 19.9.1994 - 23.9.1994, Saarbrücken. (invited talk) 6. Benefits gained through Innovative Technologies. COMPAQ, Gorinchem (Niederlande), 26. Oktober, 1994. (invited talk) 7. From Visual Data to Multimedia Presentations, IEE, London (UK), 15. Mai, 1995. (invited talk) 8. WIP/PPP: From Multimedia to Intellimedia, Computer Science Department, University of Sheffield, Sheffield (Uk), 17. Mai, 1995. (invited talk) WIP/PPP: From 9. Multimedia to Intellimedia, Information Technology Research Institute (ITRI), Brighton (Uk), 5. Juni, 1995. (invited talk) 10. WIP/PPP: From Multimedia to Intellimedia, Computational Linguistics Unit (CLU), Cardiff (Uk), 12. Juni, 1995. (invited talk) 11. WIP/PPP: From Multimedia to Intellimedia, Human Communication Research Centre (HCRC), Edinburgh, 19. Juni, 1995. (invited talk) 12. Intellimedia-Präsentationssysteme. 5. Sommerschule der DGfS, Saarbrücken, 5. September 1995. (invited talk) 13. WIP/PPP: From Multimedia to Intellimedia. Universit at Magdeburg, 26. September 1995. (invited talk) 14. Presentation: General Models and Issues. ACM Multimedia '95 Workshop on Effective Abstractions in Multimedia Layout, Presentation, and Interaction, San Francisco, CA, USA, 4. November 1995. (invited talk) 15. The PPP Persona: A Multipurpose Animated Presentation Agent, SRI International, Stanford, 17. Mai, 1996. (invited talk) 16. Von Multimedia- zu Intellimedia-Präsentationsystemen, Informatikkolloquium, Universität Dortmund, 29. Oktober, 1996. (invited talk) 17. WIP/PPP: Knowledge-Based Methods for Automated Multimedia Authoring, London, 21. Dezember, 1996. 18. Adding Animated Presentation Agents to the Interface, IUI'97, Orlando, 9. Januar, 1997. 19. Life-Like Presentation Agents: A New Perspective for Computer-Based Technical Documentation, AI- ED-97 Workshop on Pedagogical Agents, Kobe, 19. August 1997. 20. WebPersona: A Life-Like Presentation Agent for Educational Applications on the World-Wide Web, AI- ED-97 Workshop on Intelligent Educational Systems on the World Wide Web, Kobe, 18. August 1997. 21. Adding Animated Presentation Agents to the Interface, NTT, Yokosuka, 21. August 1997. (invited talk). 22. Adding Animated Presentation Agents to the Interface, ATR, Nara, 22. August 1997. (invited talk). 23. Generating Multimedia Presentations for RoboCup Soccer Games, RoboCup 97 Workshop, Nagoya, 23. August, 1997. (invited talk). 24. WebPersona: A Life-Like Presentation Agent for the World-Wide Web, IJCAI-97 Workshop on Animated Interface Agents, Nagoya, 24. August 1997. 25. The PPP Persona: Towards a Highly Personalised User Interface, 3rd ERCIM Workshop on User Interfaces for All, Obernai, 3. November 1997. 26. Personalized Interface Agents, Japan-German Forum on Information Technology, Nagano, 12. November 1997. (on invitation of BMBF). 27. Guiding the User through Dynamically Generated Hypermedia Presentations with a Life-Like Presentation Agent, IUI'98, San Francisco, 7 January, 1998. 28. Personalized Interface Agents, FX Palo Alto Laboratory Inc., 23 January, 1998. (invited talk). 29. Personalized Interface Agents, IMAGINA Conference, Monaco, 5 March, 1998. (invited talk). 30. Personalizing the User Interface, Workshop on Embodied Conversational Characters, Lake Tahoe, CA, 15 October, 1998. 31. Knowledge-Based Methods for Automated Multimedia Authoring, SIMOS Esprit LTR 32. Workshop on Knowledge-based Interactive Multimedia Systems, 26-27 November, 1998. (invited talk) 33. Informationsdarbietung mit personifizierten Präsentationsagenten, Workshop der DFG Forschergruppe: 34. Neue Medien im Alltag: Von individueller Nutzung zu soziokulturellem 35. Wandel, Chemnitz, Germany, 18 February 1999. (invited talk) 36. Adding Animated Presentation Agents to the Interface Distinguished HCI Lecture Series, Portland, USA, 14 May, 1999. (invited talk) 37. Von direkter Manipulation zu natürlicher Interaktion mit animierten Agenten, University Duisburg, Germany, 1 June, 1999. (invited talk) 38. From direct Manipulation to Natural Interactivity Special Interest Meeting on Human/Agent Factors, Valencia, Spain, 29 June, 1999. (invited talk) 39. Believable Agent Deixis, ESSLLI 99 Workshop on Deixis, Demonstration and Deictic 40. Belief in Multimedia Contexts, Utrecht, Netherlands, 9 August, 1999. 41. Towards Personalized Multimedia Presentation Systems for All, HCI '99, Munich, August 1999. 42. Von direkter Manipulation zu natürlicher Interaktion mit animierten Agenten, Deutsche Telekom AG, Darmstadt, 30 September, 1999. 43. Presenting through Performing: On the use of multiple lifelike characters in knowledge based presentation systems, IUI '2000, New Orleans, 10. January 2000.

j. The presentations sub i must include at least three plenary (or keynote) talks at relevant international conferences (List at least three or point to CV):

1. Invited Speaker at International Conference on Adaptive Hypermedia and Adaptive Web-based Systems, “Enhancing Adaptive Hypermedia Presentation Systems by Lifelike Synthetic Characters”, Trento, 2000, http://ah2000.itc.it/Main-old.html 2. Invited Evening Lecture at 16th European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information (LLI) “Enhancing Embodied Conversational Agents with Social Intelligence”, Nancy 17.08.2004, http://esslli2004.loria.fr/give- page.php?9 3. Invited Speaker at the 1st International Conference on Intelligent Technologies for Interactive Entertainment Intetain 2005: “Towards Emotional Sensitivity in Interactive Entertainment and Educational Games”, 02.09.2005, Madonna di Campiglio, Italy, http://www.intetain.org/intetain2005/conference_program/full_program.htm 4. Keynote at IEEE International Conference on Multimedia & Expo (ICME), “Towards Emotional Sensitivity in Human-Computer Interaction”, 08.07.2005, Amsterdam, http://staff.science.uva.nl/~icme2005/ 5. Keynote at 2006 IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Web Intelligence (WI) / Intelligent Agent Technology (IAT), “Engaging in a Conversation with Synthetic Agents along the Virtuality Continuum”, Hongkong, http://www.comp.hkbu.edu.hk/iwi06/iat/?index=speaker k. Any other indicators deemed relevant by the AE/IS. Awards: 2007 Alcatel-Lucent Fellowship am Internationalen Zentrum für Kultur- und Technikforschung der Universität Stuttgart (IZKT) 2007, 2008 & Best Paper Finalist at International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents 2009 2005 Convivio Best Demo Award for People-centred Agent Technologies 2000 Best Paper Award at International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces 1998 RoboCup Scientific Award 1995 IT Prize Winner

Project Evaluation: 1. US National Science Foundation (NSF): 7 Proposals 2. EU FET Open IST Proposal 3. EU FET Proactive (IP-City & Pasion IP projects) 4. Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) 5. German Science Foundation (DFG) 6. Swedish Research Council 7. Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research, NOW 8. Schweizerischer National Fonds 9. Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, NSERC 10. Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) 11. Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften (ÖAW)

Reviewing: Member of several hundred PCs (only events from 2008 are listed because this list was available, similar numbers in 2009 and years before 2008):

Track Chair

1. Virtual Agents Special Tracks Chair of 7th International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems AAMAS 2008, http://gaips.inesc-id.pt/aamas2008/organizing_committee.html

Senior PC Member 2. The 8th International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents, IVA 2008, Tokyo, Japan, http://research.nii.ac.jp/~iva2008/

PC Member (only events from 2008) 3. The 5th Int. Conf. on Adaptive Hypermedia and Adaptive Web-Based Systems, AH 2008, http://www.ah2008.org/index.php?section=12 4. The 14th International MultiMedia Modeling Conference, MMM 2008, Kyoto, Japan, http://research.nii.ac.jp/mmm2008/names.html 5. The 9th International Conference on Intelligent Tutoring Systems, ITS 2008, Montréal, Canada, http://gdac.dinfo.uqam.ca/its2008/index.html#PCM 6. Computer Animation and Social Agents 2008 Conference, CASA 2008, Seoul, Korea, http://casa2008.kaist.ac.kr/committee.htm 7. The 3rd International Conference on E-learning and Games, EDUTAINMENT 2008, Nanjing, China, http://edutainment2008.eegame.cn/programcommittee.htm 8. The 2nd International Conference on INtelligent TEchnologies for interactive entertainment, INTETAIN 2008, Playa del Carmen, Cancun, Mexico, http://www.intetain.org/intetain2008/program_committee.html 9. 2008 International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, Gran Canaria, http://www.iuiconf.org/pastiui/08committee.html 10. The 1st International Conference on Advances in Computer-Human Interaction, ACHI 2008, Sainte Luce, Martinique, http://www.iaria.org/conferences2008/ComACHI08.html 11. The 1st Joint International Conference on Interactive Storytelling, ICIDS 2008, Erfurt, Germany, http://www.ai.fh- erfurt.de/icids08/index.php?id=8 12. ACL Human Language Technology, HLT 2008, Columbus, Ohio 13. 31rd Annual German Conference on Artificial Intelligence, KI 2008, Kaiserslautern, http://ki2008.dfki.uni- kl.de/index.php/organization/program-committee 14. The 8th International Symposium on Smart Graphics, Rennes, France, http://www.smartgraphics.org/sg08/committee.html 15. The 6th European Workshop on Multi-Agent Systems, EUMAS 2008, Bath, UK, http://eumas08.cs.bath.ac.uk/pc/ 16. LREC 2008 Workshop on Workshop on "Multimodal Corpora", http://www.lrec- conf.org/lrec2008/IMG/ws/Multimodal%20corpora.pdf 17. The 2nd Workshop on Mobile and Embedded Interactive Systems, MEIS'08, München, http://www.hcilab.org/events/meis08/organizer.html 18. AISB 2008 Symposium on Affective Language in Human and Machine, Aberdeen, http://www.csd.abdn.ac.uk/~cmellish/aisb08/organisation.html

Academia Europaea Proposal for Membership (“Nomination Form”)

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Name of the Proposed New Member: Prof. Dr. Elisabeth André Address: Institut für Informatik, Universität Augsburg, Universitätsstr. 6a, 86159 Augsburg, Germany Email: [email protected] Website: http://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/index.html Nationality: Germany Date of Birth: 3.11.1961 Normal Country of Residence and Work: Germany Present and Previous Positions: Full professor in Computer Science, Chair of Multimedia Concepts and their Applications (since 2001), Principal Researcher at German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI GmbH) from 1999 – 2001, Senior Researcher at DFKI GmbH from 1995-1999, Research Scientist at DFKI GmbH from 1988-1995.

Fields of Scholarship: Design and evaluation of interactive multimodal user interfaces, computer-based learning environments, affective user interfaces, tangible and perceptive user interfaces, interaction techniques for augmented and mixed realities, mobile HCI, analysis of human-generated data (physiological data, speech, gestures, gaze)

Honours, Awards, special achievements (partial list): 2007 Alcatel-Lucent Fellowship at Internationales Zentrum für Kultur- und Technikforschung der Universität Stuttgart (IZKT), 2005 Convivio Best Demo Award for People-centred Agent Technologies, 2000 Best Paper Award at International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, 1998 RoboCup Scientific Award, 1995 IT Prize Winner, 2007, 2008 & 2009: Best Paper Finalist at International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents

Selected Projects: . EU IP METABO (Controlling Chronic Diseases related to Metabolic Disorders) (Jan. 2008 – June 2011), http://www.metabo-eu.org/, Task in Project: Emotion Recognition from Biosignals . EU STREP E-Circus (Education through Characters with emotional Intelligence and Role-playing Capabilities that Understand Social interaction), http://www.e-circus.org/ (March 2006 – Feb. 2009), Aufgabe im Projekt: Natural language dialogue, tangible and embedded interaction . EU-funded NoE IRIS (Network of Excellence on Integrating Research in Interactive Storytelling) http://iris.scm.tees.ac.uk/ (Jan. 2009 – Dec. 2011), Task in Project: Interaction technologies and modalities for interactive story telling . EU-funded STREP DynaLearn (Engaging and informed tools for learning conceptual system knowledge) http://hcs.science.uva.nl/projects/DynaLearn/ (Feb. 2010 – Jan. 2012), Task in Project: Design und Implementierung von virtuellen Charakteren . EU IP CALLAS (Conveying Affectiveness in Leading-Edge Living Adaptive Systems), http://www.callas-newmedia.eu/ (Nov. 2006 – April 2010), Task in Project: Multimodal Components for Affective Input . DFG Projekt CUBE-G (CUlture-adaptive BEhavior Generation for interactions with embodied conversational agents), http://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/projects/cube-g (Oct. 2006 – Dec. 2009) . DFG Project HCI Design for Trustworthy Organic Computing innerhalb der DFG-Forschergruppe OC- Trust (Trustworthy Organic Computing systems) (Oct. 2009 – Sept. 2011) . EU-Network of Excellence Humaine (Human Machine Interaction Network on Emotion Research, (Jan. 2004 – Dec. 2007), http://www.emotion-research.net

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CASE FOR ELECTION TO THE ACADEMIA:

Prof. André belongs to the key researchers in the area of multimodal interfaces and her work is technically highly advanced. She succeeded in publishing novel work in well-recognized journals, books and conference proceedings and has been serving on a striking number of editorial boards. The fact that she was the Program Chair of prestigious conferences, such as International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, shows how much she is respected as a leader in the field. Most influential was Prof. Andrés work in the area of embodied conversational agents. Such agents play an increasingly important role in computer games, educational software, electronic commerce and many other applications. Already in 1997, Prof. André organized one of the first international workshops on embodied conversational agents in conjunction with IJCAI in Tokyo, Japan. The workshop resulted into a Special Double Issue on Animated Interface Agents of the Applied Artificial Intelligence Journal, the first comprehensive collection of work in this area. Her own significant contribution in this area included the development of a plan- based approach to automatically generate multimodal dialogues for virtual agents (IUI 2000 – Best Paper Award). While the integration of gestures, mimics and speech is still mostly based on the intuitions of the system developers, Prof. Andrés work is characterized by a thorough empirical foundation. To ground her work in empirical data, she spent a significant amount of effort on the collection of corpora capturing human behaviors as a basis for the modeling of virtual agents’ behavior. In collaboration with Japanese partners (Prof. Yukiko Nakano from Seikei University and Prof. Toyoaki Nishida, Kyoto University), Prof. André conducted one of the most extensive corpus studies in the field to generate culture-specific behaviours in agents. This work formed the basis for the simulation of culture-specific behaviors in agents. Culture is not only reflected by the agents’ visual appearance, but also by their behaviors, such as mimics, gestures, speech and body posture. Nevertheless, there are hardly any research projects that explicitly model culture-specific behaviors. One of the reasons is the fact that the acquisition of knowledge necessary for behavior modeling requires an enormous amount of effort. To simulate culture-specific behaviors, Prof. André succeeded in mastering two great challenges: (1) the development of a parameterized approach to plan culture-specific behaviors for virtual agents on the basis of Bayesian Networks (2) the development of intuitive and natural forms of interaction to communicate with culture-specific agents in a simulation environment Research on virtual humans must draw heavily on psychology and communication theory to appropriately convey verbal and nonverbal behaviors. In this context, I would like to mention that Prof. André has undertaken a number of very interesting interdisciplinary collaborations to develop educational agents for children. A prominent example is FearNot!, a novel computer game, which was designed for school pupils in order to increase their awareness of bullying and prevent bullying in schools. Most noteworthy is the fact that FearNot! was not only evaluated in a laboratory-like settings, but also successfully tested with nearly 1000 school pupils both in Germany and the UK. More recent work by Prof. André includes the development of more robust input recognition methods. Significant achievements in this field include:  the simulation of gaze behaviors for virtual agents on the basis of studies of human-human interaction (IVA 2009 paper – Best Paper Finalist)  the development of intuitive interfaces to generate mimics for virtual characters using game pads and data gloves (GALA 2008 – Jury Award)  the development of various toolboxes for emotion recognition: a) AuBT Biosignal Toolbox AuBT, which provides techniques to analyze physiological signals, b) EmoVoice, a framework for real-time vocal emotion recognition, c) Smart Sensor Integration SSI a toolbox for the synchronized recording and analysis of multiple human-generated multimodal signals, including eye gaze, speech, physiological data, gestures The impact of Prof. Andrés work is also demonstrated by the fact that the software developed in her lab is being used by many research institutes world-wide, among other things in large international projects, such as EU FP6 CALLAS, EU FP7 Metabo and EU FP7 Iris. The impressing number prizes her students won at international conferences show that she is able to inspire students and increase their motivation.

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MAJOR PUBLICATIONS

André, E., Dybkjær, L., Minker, W., Neumann, H., Pieraccini, R., Weber, M., eds.: Perception and Interactive Technologies, 4th IEEE International Tutorial and Research Workshop, PIT 2008, Kloster Irsee, Germany, 2008, Proceedings. Volume 5078 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Springer (2008) André, E.: Design and Evaluation of Embodied Conversational Agents for Educational and Advisory Software. In Luppicini, R., ed.: Handbook of Conversation Design for Instructional Applications. Information Science Reference (2008), https://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/downloads/Andre2008.pdf André, E., Rehm, M.: The universal access handbook. In Stephanidis, C., ed.: Interface Agents: Potential Benefits and Challenges for Universal Access. CRC Press Taylor & Francis Group (2009) 14–1 – 14–15, https://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/downloads/AndreRehm2009.pdf André, E., Pelachaud, C.: Interacting with Embodied Conversational Agents. In Chen, F., Jokinen, K., eds.: Speech Technology: Theory and Applications. Springer (2010) to appear. https://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni- augsburg.de/downloads/AndrePelachaud2010.pdf Bee, N., Falk, B., André, E.: Simplified facial animation control utilizing novel input devices: a comparative study. In Conati, C., Bauer, M., Oliver, N., Weld, D.S., eds.: Proceedings of the 2009 International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, February 8-11, 2009, Sanibel Island, Florida, USA, ACM (2009) 197–206, https://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/downloads/BeeetalIUI2009.pdf Bee, N., André, E., Tober, S.: Breaking the ice in human-agent communication: Eyegaze based initiation of contact with an embodied conversational agent. In Ruttkay, Z., Kipp, M., Nijholt, A., Vilhjálmsson, H.H., eds.: Intelligent Virtual Agents, 9th International Conference, IVA 2009, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, September 14-16, 2009, Proceedings. Volume 5773 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science., Springer (2009) 229–242 Best Paper Finalist, https://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/downloads/BeeetalIVA2009.pdf Dang, C.T., Straub, M., André, E.: Hand distinction for multi-touch tabletop interaction. In: Proceedings of Interactive Tabletops and Surfaces, Banff, Canada, 2009, https://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni- augsburg.de/downloads/tabletop2010.pdf Kim, J., André, E.: Emotion Recognition based on Physiological Changes in Music Listening. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence 30 (2008) 2067–2083, https://mm- werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/downloads/KimAndre2008.pdf Leichtenstern, K., André, E.: Studying multi-user settings for pervasive games. In: MobileHCI ’09: Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services, New York, NY, USA, ACM (2009) 1–10, https://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni- augsburg.de/downloads/LeichtensternAndre2009.pdf Rehm, M., Nakano, Y.I., André, E., Nishida, T.: Culture-specific first meeting encounters between virtual agents. In: Intelligent Virtual Agents, 8th International Conference, IVA 2008, Tokyo, Japan, September 1-3, 2008. Proceedings. (2008) 223–236 Best Paper Finalist, https://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni- augsburg.de/downloads/Rehmetal2008.pdf Vogt, T., André, E., Wagner, J.: Automatic Recognition of Emotions from Speech: a Review of the Literature and Recommendations for Practical Realisation. In Peter, C., Beale, R., eds.: Affect and Emotion in Human- Computer Interaction, From Theory to Applications. Volume 4868 of LNCS. Springer, Heidelberg, Germany (2008) 75–91, https://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/downloads/Vogtetal2008.pdf Wiendl, V., Dorfmüller-Ulhaas, K., Schulz, N., André, E.: Integrating a Virtual Agent into the Real World: The Virtual Anatomy Assistant Ritchie. In Pelachaud, C., Martin, J.C., André, E., Chollet, G., Karpouzis, K., Pelé, D., eds.: IntelligentVirtual Agents, 7th International Conference, IVA 2007, Paris, France, September 17-19, 2007, Proceedings. Volume 4722 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer (2007) 211–224 Best Paper Finalist, https://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/downloads/Wiendletal2007.pdf

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Nomination authorisation sheet

In compliance with the regulations of the Academia and the nominations procedures, we confirm that we have proposed;

Name of candidate: Elisabeth André

Country of candidate: Germany

To be a candidate for election to membership of the Academia Europaea.

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Name of the Section chairperson: Hermann Maurer Name of section: Informatics

Signed by Nominator 1: Date: Jan. 20, 2010 Name (in capital letters): Reinhard WILHELM Section : Informatics Country of residence : Germany Email: [email protected]

Signed by Nominator 2: Date: Jan. 20, 2010 Name (in capital letters) : Hermann MAURER Section : Informatics Country of residence : Austria Email: [email protected]

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CV of proposed member

Scientific Career: 1988 Diploma in Computer Science at Department of Computer Science at Saarland University, Title of Diploma Thesis: Generierung natürlichsprachlicher Äußerungen zur simultanen Beschreibung von zeitveränderlichen Szenen: Das System SOCCER (Generation of natural language utterances for the simultaneous description of time-varying scenes: The system SOCCER) 1988-2001 Research Scientist at DFKI GmbH (Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche Intelligenz) in Saarbrücken, Germany 1995 Dr. rer. Nat. at Department of Computer Science at Saarland University, Title of Thesis: Ein planbasierter Ansatz zur Generierung multimedialer Präsentationen (A plan-based approach for the generation of multimedia presentations) 1995 Promoted to Senior Researcher 1999 Appointed DFKI Research Fellow 1999 Promoted to Principal Researcher 2000 Call to C4-Professorship from Augsburg University 2001- Full Professor of Computer Science, Chair of Multimedia Concepts and Applications at Augsburg University 2004-2006 Managing Director of Institute for Computer Science at Augsburg University 2009 Call to W3-Professorship in Mensch-Maschine Interaktion (Human-Machine Interaction) from Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg 2009 Call to W3-Professorship in Mensch-Computer-Interaktion und Kognitive Systeme (Human- Computer Interaction and Cognitive Systems) from University of Stuttgart

Visits as a Guest Researcher: 1995: University of Sheffield, (HCM Grant), Department of Computer Science, April-June 1995 1996: SRI-International (Research Fellowship), Menlo Park, California, Mai-June 1996 1998: SRI-International, Menlo Park, California, Januar 1998. 2005: IUT de Montreuil, Université de Paris 8, Juni 2005 University of Southern California, March 2005 (BaCaTeC Grant) 2009: UC Santa Cruz, Oct.-Nov. 2009 (BaCaTeC Grant)

Editorial Boards: . Associate Editor of International Journal of Human-Computer Studies . Member of the Editorial Board of Cognitive Processing (International Quarterly of Cognitive Science) . Member of the Editorial Board of Universal Access to the Information Society: An interdisciplinary journal . Member of the Editorial Board of AI Communications (AICOM) . Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (JAAMAS) . Member of the Editorial Board of Journal of Multimodal Interfaces . Member of the Editorial Board of IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing (TAC) . Associate Editor of ACM Transactions on Intelligent Interactive Systems (TIIS) . Member of the Editorial Board of Computational Linguistics for the period of 2002-2004

Conference Organization: . Organisator of several international conferences, among others: Programme Co-Chair of Autonomous Agents 2001, Programme Co-Chair of International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI 2003), General Chair of Fourth German Conference on Multiagent System Technologies (MATES 2006), General Conference Co-Chair of 7th International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents (IVA 2007), Program Co-Chair of the 23rd Annual Conference on Computer Animation and Social Agents (CASA 2010) . Initiation of workshop series Tutorial and Research Workshop Perception and Interactive Technologies (previously Affective Dialogue Systems) with colleagues from University of Ulm and University of Southern Denmark (Proceedings published in Springer’s Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences LNCS series in 2004, 2006, 2008)

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SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATION BY SECTION COMMITTEE:

Name of the proposed Member: Elisabeth André

Recommendations of the Section Committee evaluating the dossier:

The average grade obtained in this fashion was XXXX. (A list of all nominations submitted and ranked by their grades is sent separately.)

Based on this grade, on the comments of Informatics Section members and the comments of the members of the Section Committee the recommendation of the Informatics Section committee is:

(H. Maurer, Graz, Chair of Section Committee, February 18, 2010)

6 Prof. Dr. Elisabeth André

Name: Prof. Dr. Elisabeth André Address: Kriemhildenstr. 4 86152 Augsburg Phone: +49 821 3196262 Email: [email protected] URL: https://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni- augsburg.de/news.php?typ=home

Research Interests:  Design and evaluation of interactive multimodal user interfaces  Experimental learning environments with animated characters  Affective Computing  Tangible and perceptive user interfaces  Interaction techniques for augmented realities  Interaction in pervasive environments  Multimodal analysis (physiological data, gaze, speech, gestures)

Scientific Career 1988 Diploma in Computer Science at Department of Computer Science at Saarland University, Title of Diploma Thesis: Generierung natürlichsprachlicher Äußerungen zur simultanen Beschreibung von zeitveränderlichen Szenen: Das System SOCCER (Generation of natural language utterances for the simultaneous description of time varying scenes: The System SOCCER), 1988-2001 Scientific Researcher at DFKI GmbH (German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence) 1995 Dr. rer. Nat. at Department of Computer Science at Saarland University, Title of Thesis: Ein planbasierter Ansatz zur Generierung multimedialer Präsentationen (A plan-based approach for the generation of multimedia presentations) 1995 Promoted to Senior Researcher 1999 Appointed DFKI Research Fellow 1999 Promoted to Principal Researcher 2000 Call to C4-Professorship from Augsburg University 2001- Full Professor of Computer Science, Chair of Multimedia Concepts and Applications at Augsburg University 2004-2006 Managing Director of Institute for Computer Science at Augsburg University 2009 Call to W3-Professorship in Mensch-Maschine Interaktion (Human-Machine Interaction) from Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg 2009 Call to W3-Professorship in Mensch-Computer-Interaktion und Kognitive Systeme (Human-Computer Interaction and Cognitive Systems) from University of Stuttgart

Stays as a Guest Researcher: 1995: University of Sheffield, (HCM Grant), Department of Computer Science, April-June 1995 1996: SRI-International (Research Fellowship), Menlo Park, California, May-June 1996 1998: SRI-International, Menlo Park, California, January 1998. 2005: IUT de Montreuil, Université de Paris 8, June 2005 University of Southern California, March 2005 (BaCaTeC Grant) 2009: UC Santa Cruz, Oct.-Nov. 2009 (BaCaTeC Grant)

Awards and Honors: 2007 2007 Alcatel-Lucent Fellowship at Internationales Zentrum für Kultur- und Technikforschung der Universität Stuttgart (IZKT) 2007, 2008 & Best Paper Finalist at International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents 2009 2005 Convivio Best Demo Award for People-centred Agent Technologies 2000 Best Paper Award at International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces 1998 RoboCup Scientific Award 1995 IT Prize Winner

National and international prizes for student projects supervised by me: 2009 Ionut Damian, Kathrin Janowski, Dominik Sollfrank: Spectators, a joy to watch, Gewinner GALA Award 2009 (Gathering of Animated Lifelike Agents) (Publikumspreis), http://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni- augsburg.de/project_details.php?id=59 2008 Markus Bischof, Bettina Conradi, Peter Lachenmaier, Kai Linde, Max Meier, Philipp Pötzl, Award for Most Innovative Idea at Second International Conference on Tangible and Embedded Interaction (TEI 2008), Bonn, http://xenakis.3-n.de/ 2008 Bernhard Falk: Alfred – a System for Intuitive Facial Expression Control, Winner GALA Award 2008 (Gathering of Animated Lifelike Agents) in the Category "Lifelike Agent Tool" (Price of Jury), http://mm- werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/projects/GameEngine/doku.php/alfred 2007 Nicolas Schulz, Graphics for the Masses, Gewinner GALA Award 2006 (Gathering of Animated Lifelike Agents) in the Category "Lifelike Agent Tool" (Preis der Jury), http://www.horde3d.org/ 2006 Nikolaus Bee, Michael Nischt: Visual Attentive Presentation, Gewinner GALA Award 2006 (Gathering of Animated Lifelike Agents) in the Category "Lifelike Agent Application" (Prize of Jury and Audience Prize) 2006 Thomas Demharter, Markus Hager, Frank Jung, Kai Linde, Philipp Pötzl, Nicolas Schulz: Second Prize at MOTOFWRD-Ideenwettbewerb 2006

Organization of International Conferences and Workshops: . Programme Co-Chair of Autonomous Agents 2001, Montreal, Canada . Programme Co-Chair of International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI 2003), . General Chair of Fourth German Conference on Multiagent System Technologies (MATES 2006), . General Conference Co-Chair of 7th International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents (IVA 2007), . Program Co-Chair of the 23rd Annual Conference on Computer Animation and Social Agents (CASA 2010) . Initiation of workshop series Tutorial and Research Workshop Perception and Interactive Technologies (previously Affective Dialogue Systems) with colleagues from University of Ulm and University of Southern Denmark (Proceedings published in Springer’s Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences LNCS series in 2004, 2006, 2008)

Editorials: . Associate Editor of International Journal of Human-Computer Studies . Member of the Editorial Board of Cognitive Processing (International Quarterly of Cognitive Science) . Member of the Editorial Board of Universal Access to the Information Society: An interdisciplinary journal . Member of the Editorial Board of AI Communications (AICOM) . Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (JAAMAS) . Member of the Editorial Board of Journal on Multimodal Interfaces . Member of the Editorial Board of IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing (TAC) . Associate Editor of ACM Transactions on Intelligent Interactive Systems (TIIS) . Member of the Editorial Board of Computational Linguistics for the period of 2002- 2004

Function Owner within Research Area . DFG (German Science Foundation) Fachkollegiatin (Representative) for 409-4 "Künstliche Intelligenz, Bild- und Sprachverarbeitung" (Artificial Intelligence, Language and Language Processing) since April 2008 . Reviewer for DFG, EU and various national research foundations in USA (NSF), Denmark, UK, Ireland, Canada, Sweden, Switzerland, Austria and the Netherlands

Function Owner within University . Managing Director of Institute for Informatics at Augsburg University 2004 – 2006 . Member of Competence Centre for Innovative Technologies at Augsburg University (ACIT), http://www.uni-augsburg.de/exzellenz/kompetenz/acit/ . Women’s Representative for Faculty for Applied Informatics at Augsburg University since 2004 . Erasmus-Representative for Faculty for Applied Informatics at Augsburg University since 2004 . GI (Gesellschaft für Informatik) Liaison for Augsburg Universität . Coordination of Exchange Programme with National Institute of Informatics (Tokyo, Japan)

Projects: . EU IP METABO (Controlling Chronic Diseases related to Metabolic Disorders) (Jan. 2008 – June 2011), http://www.metabo-eu.org/, Task in Project: Emotion Recognition from Biosignals . EU STREP E-Circus (Education through Characters with emotional Intelligence and Role-playing Capabilities that Understand Social interaction), http://www.e-circus.org/ (March 2006 – Feb. 2009), Aufgabe im Projekt: Natural language dialogue, tangible and embedded interaction . EU-funded NoE IRIS (Network of Excellence on Integrating Research in Interactive Storytelling) http://iris.scm.tees.ac.uk/ (Jan. 2009 – Dec. 2011), Task in Project: Interaction technologies and modalities for interactive story telling . EU-funded STREP DynaLearn (Engaging and informed tools for learning conceptual system knowledge) http://hcs.science.uva.nl/projects/DynaLearn/ (Feb. 2010 – Jan. 2012), Task in Project: Design und Implementierung von virtuellen Charakteren . EU IP CALLAS (Conveying Affectiveness in Leading-Edge Living Adaptive Systems), http://www.callas-newmedia.eu/ (Nov. 2006 – April 2010), Task in Project: Multimodal Components for Affective Input . DFG Projekt CUBE-G (CUlture-adaptive BEhavior Generation for interactions with embodied conversational agents), http://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni- augsburg.de/projects/cube-g (Oct. 2006 – Dec. 2009) . DFG Project HCI Design for Trustworthy Organic Computing within DFG researcher group OC-Trust (Trustworthy Organic Computing systems) (Oct. 2009 – Sept. 2011) . EU-Network of Excellence Humaine (Human Machine Interaction Network on Emotion Research, (Jan. 2004 – Dec. 2007), http://www.emotion-research.net

PhD, Habilitation Thesis: Supervised the Dissertation/Habilitation of 2 researchers (Dr. Christian Elting (Dissertation: Multimodale Ausgabegenerierung in dynamischen, heterogenen Geräteumgebungen), Dr. Matthias Rehm, (now: Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, Design, and Media Technology, Aalborg University) and currently supervising 11 Ph.D.s + 1 Habilitation, a number in their final phase. PhD Committee/Jury of Pashiera Barkhuysen (Tilburg University), Wauter Bosma (University of Twente), Bui de Duy (University of Twente), Magalie Ochs (L'Universite de Paris8), Habilitation Jury of Dr. Jean-Claude Martin (LIMSI)

Teaching: . Design and implementation of Bachelor- and Master Study Programmes „Informatik und Multimedia“ at Augsburg University . Participated in the successful application for a Elite Study Programme “Software Engineering” which our Computer Science Department is conducting as a lead manager in cooperation with TU Munich and LMU Munich, mainly responsible for all HCI courses . Conduction of basic and advanced courses (e.g. introductory courses in computer science, foundations of multimedia, usability engineering, computer games, augmented realities, multimodal man-machine interaction) . Contributed courses to the bachelor study programme „Media and Communication“ of Faculty of Philosophy and Social Sciences . Large number of supervised bachelor, master and diploma theses (over 20 in each of the last three years)

Publikationen

Bucher¨ und herausgebene Konferenzbande¨

1. Andre,´ E., Dybkjær, L., Minker, W., Neumann, H., Pieraccini, R., Weber, M., eds.: Perception and Interactive Technologies, 4th IEEE International Tutorial and Re- search Workshop, PIT 2008, Kloster Irsee, Germany, 2008, Proceedings. Volume 5078 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Springer (2008) 2. Pelachaud, C., Martin, J.C., Andre,´ E., Chollet, G., Karpouzis, K., Pele,´ D., eds.: Intelligent Virtual Agents, 7th International Conference, IVA 2007, Paris, France, September 17-19, 2007, Proceedings. Volume 4722 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Springer (2007) 3. Andre,´ E., Dybkjær, L., Minker, W., Neumann, H., Weber, M., eds.: Perception and Interactive Technologies, International Tutorial and Research Workshop, PIT 2006, Kloster Irsee, Germany, June 19-21, 2006, Proceedings. Volume 4021 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Springer (2006) 4. Fischer, K., Timm, I.J., Andre,´ E., Zhong, N., eds.: Multiagent System Technolo- gies, 4th German Conference, MATES 2006, Erfurt, Germany, September 19-20, 2006, Proceedings. In Fischer, K., Timm, I.J., Andre,´ E., Zhong, N., eds.: MATES. Volume 4196 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science., Springer (2006) 5. Andre,´ E., Dybkjær, L., Minker, W., Heisterkamp, P., eds.: Affective Dialogue Sys- tems, Tutorial and Research Workshop, ADS 2004, Kloster Irsee, Germany, June 14-16, 2004, Proceedings. In Andre,´ E., Dybkjær, L., Minker, W., Heisterkamp, P., eds.: ADS. Volume 3068 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science., Springer (2004) 6. Johnson, W.L., Andre,´ E., Domingue, J., eds.: Proceedings of the 2003 International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, January 12-15, 2003, Miami, FL, USA. ACM (2003) 7. Muller,¨ J., Andre,´ E., Sen, S., Frasson, C., eds. In Muller,¨ J., Andre,´ E., Sen, S., Frasson, C., eds.: Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Autonomous agents, May 28 - June 1, 2001, Montreal, Canada, ACM (2001) 8. Andre,´ E.: Ein planbasierter Ansatz zur Generierung multimedialer Prasentationen.¨ DISKI-108, INFIX-Verlag, Sankt Augustin (1995)

Sonderhefte

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1. Koda, T., Ishida, T., Rehm, M., Andre,´ E.: Avatar culture: cross-cultural evaluations of avatar facial expressions. AI Soc. 24 (2009) 237–250 2. Rehm, M., Nakano, Y.I., Andre,´ E., Nishida, T., Bee, N., Endraß, B., Wissner, M., Lipi, A.A., Huang, H.H.: From observation to simulation: generating culture- specific behavior for interactive systems. AI Soc. 24 (2009) 267–280 3. Rehm, M., Nakano, Y.I., Andre,´ E., Nishida, T.: Enculturating human-computer interaction. AI Soc. 24 (2009) 209–211 4. Kim, J., Wagner, J., Vogt, T., Andre,´ E., Jung, F., Rehm, M.: Emotional sensitivity in human-computer interaction. Information Technology, Oldenbourg Wis- senschaftsverlag (in press) 5. Kim, J., Andre,´ E.: Emotion Recognition based on Physiological Changes in Mu- sic Listening. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence 30 (2008) 2067–2083 6. Rehm, M., Andre,´ E.: The Virtual Human in the Loop - Engaging in Social Games Using Tangible Interface Devices. Journal of Game Development 2 (2007) 5–23 7. Nischt, M., Prendinger, H., Andre,´ E., Ishizuka, M.: Creating Three-Dimensional Animated Characters: An Experience Report and Recommendations of Good Prac- tice. Upgrade - The European Journal for the Informatics Professional (2006) 8. Rehm, M., Andre,´ E.: From Chatterbots to Natural Interaction - Face to Face Com- munication with Embodied Conversational Agents. IEICE Transactions 88-D (2005) 2445–2452 9. Kim, S., Andre,´ E.: A Generate-And-Sense Approach to Automated Music Compo- sition. International Journal on Artificial Intelligence Tools 14 (2005) 343–360 Best of Flairs 2004. 10. Andre,´ E., Dorfmuller-Ulhaas,¨ K., Rist, T.: Embodied Conversational Characters: Wandering between the Digital and the Physical World (Digitale Weltenwanderer: Synthetische Charaktere zwischen Realitat¨ und Virtualitat).¨ it - Information Tech- nology 46 (2004) 332–340 11. Andre,´ E., Rist, T.: From Adaptive Hypertext to Personalized Web Companions. Commun. ACM 45 (2002) 43–46 12. Gratch, J., Rickel, J., Andre,´ E., Badler, N., Cassell, J., Petajan, E.: Creating In- teractive Virtual Humans: Some Assembly Required. IEEE Intelligent Systems 17 (2002) 54–63 13. Andre,´ E., Rist, T.: Controlling the Behavior of Animated Presentation Agents in the Interface: Scripting versus Instructing. AI Magazine 22 (2001) 53–66 14. Andre,´ E., Rist, T.: Presenting Through Performing: On the Use of Multiple Life- Like Characters in Knowledge-Based Presentation Systems. Knowledge-Based Sys- tems 14 (2001) 3–13 15. Andre,´ E., Binsted, K., Tanaka-Ishii, K., Luke, S., Herzog, G., Rist, T.: Three RoboCup Simulation League Commentator Systems. AI Magazine 21 (2000) 57–66 16. Andre,´ E., Klesen, M.: Puppet - Ein virtuelles Puppentheater. Kunstliche¨ Intelli- genz 14 (2000) 32–33 17. Andre,´ E., Rist, T., Muller,¨ J.: Employing AI Methods to Control the Behavior of Animated Interface Agents. Applied Artificial Intelligence 13 (1999) 415–448 18. Andre,´ E., Rist, T., Muller,¨ J.: WebPersona: A Life-Like Presentation Agent for the World-Wide Web. Knowledge-Based Systems 11 (1998) 25–36 19. Andre,´ E.: Intellimedia: Making Multimedia Usable by Exploiting AI Methods. ACM Journal Computing Surveys 27 (1995) 560–563 20. Andre,´ E., Rist, T.: Research in Multimedia Systems at DFKI. Artif. Intell. Rev. 9 (1995) 81–84 21. Andre,´ E., Rist, T.: Generating Coherent Presentations Employing Textual and Visual Material. Artificial Intelligence Review, Special Volume on the Integration of Natural Language and Vision Processing 9 (1995) 147–165 22. Andre,´ E., Rist, T.: Von Textgeneratoren zu Intermedia-Prasentationssystemen.¨ KI 7 (1993) 40–48 23. Wahlster, W., Andre,´ E., Finkler, W., Profitlich, H.J., Rist, T.: Plan-Based Integra- tion of Natural Language and Graphics Generation. Artif. Intell. 63 (1993) 387–427

Buchbeitrage¨

1. Andre,´ E., Rehm, M.: The universal access handbook. In Stephanidis, C., ed.: In- terface Agents: Potential Benefits and Challenges for Universal Access. CRC Press Taylor & Francis Group (2009) 14–1 – 14–15 2. Bee, N., Andre,´ E., Vogt, T., Gebhard, P.: The use of affective and attentive cues in an empathic computer-based companion. In Wilks, Y., ed.: Close Engagements with Artificial Companions: Key Social, Psychological, Ethical and Design Issues. John Benjamins, Amsterdam (in press) 203–220 3. Endraß, B., Rehm, M., Andre:´ Towards culturally-aware virtual agent systems. In: Handbook of Research on Culturally-Aware Information Technology. IGI Global (in press) 4. Knapp, B.B., Kim, J., Andre,´ E.: Physiological Signals and Their Use in Augment- ing Emotion Recognition for Human-Machine Interaction. In: HUMAINE Hand- book on Emotion Research. Springer (in press) 5. Rehm, M., Andre,´ E., Bee, N., Endrass, B., Wissner, M., Nakano, Y., Lipi, A.A., Nishida, T., Huang, H.H.: Multimodal corpora: From models of natural interaction to systems and applications. In Kipp, M., Martin, J.C., Paggio, P., Heylen, D., eds.: Creating Standardized Video Recordings of Multimodal Interactions Across Cultures. Springer (2009) 138–159 6. Andre,´ E.: Design and Evaluation of Embodied Conversational Agents for Edu- cational and Advisory Software. In Luppicini, R., ed.: Handbook of Conversation Design for Instructional Applications. Information Science Reference (2008) 7. Andre,´ E., Pelachaud, C.: Interacting with Embodied Conversational Agents. In Chen, F., Jokinen, K., eds.: New Trends in Speech-Based Interactive Systems. Springer (2008) to appear. 8. Kim, J., Andre,´ E.: Four-channel biosignal analysis and feature extraction for automatic emotion recognition. In Fred, A., Filipe, J., Gamboa, H., eds.: Best Papers of Biomedical Engineering Systems and Technologies 2008. Springer, Heidelberg (2008) 9. Rehm, M., Andre,´ E.: Informing the Design of Embodied Conversational Agents by Analysing Multimodal Politeness Behaviours in Human-Human Communication. In Nishida, T., ed.: Engineering Approaches to Conversational Informatics. Wiley (2008) 10. Rehm, M., Andre,´ E.: From Annotated Multimodal Corpora to Simulated Human- Like Behaviors. In Wachsmuth, I., Knoblich, G., eds.: Modeling Communication with Robots and Virtual Humans, Second ZiF Research Group International Work- shop on Embodied Communication in Humans and Machines, Bielefeld, Germany, April 5-8, 2006, Revised Selected Papers. Volume 4930 of Lecture Notes in Com- puter Science., Springer (2008) 1–17 11. Vogt, T., Andre,´ E., Wagner, J.: Automatic Recognition of Emotions from Speech: a Review of the Literature and Recommendations for Practical Realisation. In Peter, C., Beale, R., eds.: Affect and Emotion in Human-Computer Interaction, From The- ory to Applications. Volume 4868 of LNCS. Springer, Heidelberg, Germany (2008) 75–91 12. Nischt, M., Andre,´ E.: Real-Time Character Animation on the GPU. In Engel, W., ed.: ShaderX4: Advanced Rendering Techniques. Charles River Media (2006) 47–55 13. Andre,´ E., Concepcion, K., Mani, I., van Guilder, L.: Autobriefer: A System for Authoring Narrated Briefings. In Stock, O., Zancanaro, M., eds.: Multimodal Intel- ligent Information Presentation. Springer (2005) 143–158 14. Klusch, M., Andre,´ E., Rist, T., Ishida, T., Nakanishi, H.: Interactive Information Agents and Interfaces. In Proctor, R.W., Vu, K.P.L., eds.: Handbook of Human Fac- tors in Web Design. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates (2005) 211–236 15. Andre,´ E.: Natural Language in Multimedia/Multimodal Systems. In Mitkov, R., ed.: Handbook of Computational Linguistics. Oxford University Press (2003) 650– 669 16. Declerck, T., Andre,´ E.: L’Indexation Conceptuelle de Documents Multilingues et Multimedias.´ In: Multilinguisme et traitement de linformation (Traite´ des sciences et techniques de linformation). Lavoisier (2002) 17. Andre,´ E.: The Generation of Multimedia Presentations. In Dale, R., Moisl, H., Somers, H., eds.: A Handbook of Natural Language Processing: techniques and applications for the processing of language as text. Marcel Dekker Inc. (2000) 305–327 18. Andre,´ E., Rist, T., Baldes, S.: From Simulated Dialogues to Interactive Perfor- mances. In Mar´ık, V., Stepankov´ a,´ O., Krautwurmova, H., Luck, M., eds.: Multi- Agent-Systems and Applications II, 9th ECCAI-ACAI/EASSS 2001, AEMAS 2001, HoloMAS 2001, Selected Revised Papers. Volume 2322 of Lecture Notes in Com- puter Science., Springer (2002) 107–118 19. Andre,´ E., Klesen, M., Gebhard, P., Allen, S., Rist, T.: Integrating Models of Per- sonality and Emotions into Lifelike Characters. 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Konferenzbeitrage¨

1. Aylett, R., Vannini, N., Andre,´ E., Paiva, A., Enz, S., Hall, L.E.: But that was in another country: agents and intercultural empathy. In Sierra, C., Castelfranchi, C., Decker, K.S., Sichman, J.S., eds.: 8th International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (AAMAS 2009), Budapest, Hungary, May 10-15, 2009, Volume 1, IFAAMAS (2009) 329–336 2. Bee, N., Falk, B., Andre,´ E.: Simplified facial animation control utilizing novel input devices: a comparative study. In Conati, C., Bauer, M., Oliver, N., Weld, D.S., eds.: Proceedings of the 2009 International Conference on Intelligent User Inter- faces, February 8-11, 2009, Sanibel Island, Florida, USA, ACM (2009) 197–206 3. Bee, N., Franke, S., Andre,´ E.: Relations between facial display, eye gaze and head tilt: Dominance perception variations of virtual agents. In: Proceedings of Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction (ACII). (2009) 4. Bee, N., Andre,´ E., Tober, S.: Breaking the ice in human-agent communication: Eye- gaze based initiation of contact with an embodied conversational agent. In Ruttkay, Z., Kipp, M., Nijholt, A., Vilhjalmsson,´ H.H., eds.: Intelligent Virtual Agents, 9th In- ternational Conference, IVA 2009, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, September 14-16, 2009, Proceedings. Volume 5773 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science., Springer (2009) 229–242 Best Paper Finalist 5. Cavazza, M., Pizzi, D., Charles, F., Vogt, T., Andre,´ E.: Emotional input for character-based interactive storytelling. In Sierra, C., Castelfranchi, C., Decker, K.S., Sichman, J.S., eds.: 8th International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (AAMAS 2009), Budapest, Hungary, May 10-15, 2009, Volume 1, IFAAMAS (2009) 313–320 6. Charles, F., Pizzi, D., Cavazza, M., Vogt, T., Andre,´ E.: EmoEmma: emotional speech input for interactive storytelling. In Sierra, C., Castelfranchi, C., Decker, K.S., Sichman, J.S., eds.: 8th International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (AAMAS 2009), Budapest, Hungary, May 10-15, 2009, Volume 2. (2009) 1381–1382 7. Dang, C.T., Straub, M., Andre,´ E.: Hand distinction for multi-touch tabletop interaction. In: Proceedings of Interactive Tabletops and Surfaces 2009. (in press) 8. Endraß, B., Rehm, M., Andre,´ E.: Culture-specific communication management for virtual agents. In Sierra, C., Castelfranchi, C., Decker, K.S., Sichman, J.S., eds.: 8th International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Sys- tems (AAMAS 2009), Budapest, Hungary, May 10-15, 2009, Volume 1, IFAAMAS (2009) 281–287 9. Endraß, B., Boegler, M., Bee, N., Andre,´ E.: What would you do in their shoes? experiencing different perspectives in an interactive drama for multiple users. In: 2nd International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling (ICIDS). (in press) 10. Kim, J., Andre,´ E., Vogt, T.: Towards user-independent classification of multimodal emotional signals. In: International Conference on Affective Computing & Intelligent Interaction (ACII 2009),. (2009) 722–727 11. Kurdyukova, E., Andre,´ E., Leichtenstern, K.: Introducing multiple interaction devices to interactive storytelling: Experiences from practice. In: 2nd International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling (ICIDS). (in press) 12. Leichtenstern, K., Andre,´ E.: Studying multi-user settings for pervasive games. In: MobileHCI ’09: Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Human- Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services, New York, NY, USA, ACM (2009) 1–10 13. Leichtenstern, K., Andre,´ E.: The assisted user-centred generation and evaluation of pervasive interfaces. In: 3rd European Conference on Ambient Intelligence (AmI09). (in press) 14. Osherenko, A., Andre,´ E.: Differentiated semantic analysis in lexical affect sensing. In: Proceedings of Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction (ACII). (2009) 15. Osherenko, A., Andre,´ E., Vogt, T.: Affect sensing in speech: Studying fusion of linguistic and acoustic features. In: Proceedings of Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction (ACII). (2009) 16. Rehm, M., Andre,´ E., Nakano, Y.I.: Some pitfalls for developing enculturated conversational agents. In Jacko, J.A., ed.: Human-Computer Interaction. Ambient, Ubiquitous and Intelligent Interaction, 13th International Conference, HCI Interna- tional 2009, San Diego, CA, USA, July 19-24, 2009, Proceedings, Part III. Volume 5612 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science., Springer (2009) 340–348 17. Vogt, T., Andre,´ E., Wagner, J., Gilroy, S., Charles, F., Cavazza, M.: Real-time vocal emotion recognition in artistic installations and interactive storytelling: Expe- riences and lessons learnt from callas and iris. In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction (ACII), Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2009) 18. Vogt, T., Andre,´ E.: Exploring the benefits of discretization of acoustic features for speech emotion recognition. In: Proceedings of 10th 10th Conference of the International Speech Communication Association (INTERSPEECH), Brighton, UK (2009) 328–331 19. Wagner, J., Andre,´ E., Jung, F.: Smart sensor integration: A framework for multimodal emotion recognition in real-time. In: Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction (ACII 2009). (2009) 20. Wissner, M., Bee, N., Kienberger, J., Andre,´ E.: To see and to be seen in the virtual beer garden - a gaze behavior system for intelligent virtual agents in a 3d environment. In Mertsching, B., Hund, M., Aziz, M.Z., eds.: KI 2009: Advances in Artificial Intelligence, 32nd Annual German Conference on AI, Paderborn, Germany, Septem- ber 15-18, 2009. Proceedings. 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