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  • SciTech 2011 – Innovation UK

    The SciTech 2011 conference at The Barbican conference centre in London was quite an interesting introduction to UK R&D and innovation. Especially the speakers in the morning session gave me a lot to think and learn (more) about. Imran Khan—Director, Campaign for … Continue reading →

  • Report: 7th International and Interdisciplinary Conference on Modelling and Using Context (CONTEXT 2011)

    After a four years hiatus the CONTEXT conference series came back to life and presented itself as professional and ambitious as ever. The Seventh International and Interdisciplinary Conference on Modeling and Using Context (CONTEXT) took place in Karlsruhe, Germany. It brought … Continue reading →

  • Report: 19th International Conference on Case-Based Reasoning ICCBR 2011

    Last year's conference marked a turning point in my career, having been offered a visiting professor position at the University of Hildesheim which then led me to my new position at the University of West London. ... David Aha on the doctoral consortium: reminds "students are the lifeblood of research" David Aha on the doctoral consortium: reminds "students are the lifeblood of research" A recurring theme at the conference was reasoning. Continue reading →

  • Teaching at UWL

    My teaching plans for the School of Computing at UWL are becoming more concrete. I’ll be teaching the “Knowledge-based Technologies” module together with Dr. Thomas Collins. For the next term I am currently developing a module on “Case-Based Reasoning“, which … Continue reading →

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Thomas Roth-Berghofer is professor in computing at the School of Computing and Technology of the University of West London where he heads the Centre for Model-based Software Engineering and Explanation-aware Computing
 

E-Mail: thomas (at) roth-berghofer.de

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