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Russ Altman*
Professor of Genetics and Medicine, Medical School. Interested in the application of computing technologies to basic molecular biological problems, aka bioinformatics
David Barker-Plummer
Senior Researcher, CSLI. Openproof Project. Automated reasoning, diagrammatic reasoning, logic education, literate programming.
Michael Bratman
Professor, Philosophy. Philosophy of mind and action; models of intelligent agency; moral philosophy
Joan Bresnan
Professor, Linguistics. Optimization-based theories of language, theories of typology and universals of grammatical structure. Lexical Functional Grammar, Optimal Syntax, Optimal Typology.
Eve V. Clark
Professor, Linguistics. Psycholinguistics; language acquisition; pragmatics in acquisition and use; lexical semantics.
Herbert H. Clark
Professor, Psychology. Language use; conversation analysis; speech acts; lexical semantics; processes of speaking and understanding
Mark Cutkosky
Professor, Mechanical Engineering

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John Etchemendy
Professor, Philosophy. Logic; model-theoretic semantics; visual information and heterogeneous reasoning; computer-aided instruction
Solomon Feferman
Professor, Mathematics and Philosophy. Mathematical logic, foundations of mathematics, history of modern logic.
Daniel Flickinger
Senior Researcher, CSLI, LINGO Project. organization of the lexicon, English syntax, implementation of natural language systems, evaluation of NL systems, handwriting recognition
Barbara Hayes-Roth
Lecturer, Computer Science. Cognitive psychology; compute agents for children's education
David Israel
Director of the Natural Language Program in the Artificial Intelligence Center at SRI International. Natural Language Processing, representation and reasoning; logic and semantics of natural language; theories of action, mental states, and information.
Shanto Iyengar
Professor, Communication and Political Science, Stanford

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Dan Jurafsky
Associate Professor, Linguistics. Speech Recognition/Understanding/Synthesis, Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing, Computational Psycholinguistics.
Ronald M. Kaplan
PARC and Consulting Professor, Linguistics. computational linguistics; grammatical theory; finite-state morphology; psycholinguistics
Martin Kay
PARC and Professor, Linguistics. computational linguistics (morphology, syntax, parsing, generation, finite-state devices, unification, and translation)
Daphne Koller
Associate Professor, Computer Science. Reasoning and decision making under uncertainty, learning probabilistic models from data
Pat Langley*
ISLE, MindShadow, and Consulting Professor, Symbolic Systems, Machine learning, adaptive user interfaces, knowledge discovery, and intelligent agents.
Larry Leifer*
Professor of Mechanical Engineering. Distributed team innovation; knowledge sharing technology; and personal learning portfolios.
Albert Liu
CSLI Senior Researcher
Elizabeth Macken
Senior Researcher, CSLI and Senior Research Engineer, EPGY. Distance mathematics teaching for first- through eighth-grade gifted students; applications in American Sign Language for deaf students.
Chris Manning
Assistant Professor, Computer Science" and Linguistics. Natural language processing (probabilistic models and statistical NLP, parsing, information extraction and text mining), computational lexicography, and syntactic typology.
John McCarthy
Professor Emeritus, Computer Science. Formal reasoning group, AI emphasizing logic for representation and reasoning.
Grigori Mints
Professor, Philosophy and (by courtesy) Computer Science. Logic, its applications to philosophy, computer science and linguistics; foundations of mathematics; philosophy of mathematics
Julius Moravcsik
Professor, EmeritusPhilosophy. Lexical semantics, dynamic aspects of meaning, cognitive representation of natural language structures.

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Clifford Nass
Professor, Communication. social responses to communication technology; social-psychological theories of human-computer interaction; modality effects; formal models of information flow; statistical methodology
Nils J. Nilsson
Professor Emeritus, Computer Science. Artificial intelligence; intelligent, communicating agents; agent architectures
Stephan Oepen
Director of Multilingual Engineering at YY Software and a permanent member of our LINGO Project.
Elizabeth Bratt Owen
Research Engineer, Computational Semantics Lab, CSLI
Marc Pauly
Assistant Professor, Philosophy.
Roy Pea*
Professor of Education and the Learning Sciences and Director of SCIL
Deanne Perez-Granados
Assistant Professor, School of Education. Cognitive and language development, new technologies and children's conceptual development; sociocultural approach to teaching and learning in the family context; transitions from learning in the home context to learning in early schooling contexts
Ray Perrault
SRI International. logic; semantics of natural language; speech act theory; AI, in particular reasoning about action and mental state; natural-language processing; mathematical linguistics
John Perry*
Professor, Philosophy. Philosophy of mind; philosophy of psychology; philosophy of AI; heterogeneous systems of communication and representation
Stanley Peters*
Professor, Linguistics. Situation theory and situation semantics; theory of information content; logic programming based on situation theory; cooperative software; mathematical properties of grammars; parallel processing; machine-aided translation
Vaughan Pratt
Professor Emeritus, Computer Science, and Chairman, Tiqit Computers Inc.. Handheld and wearable technology, speech processing, wireless communication, models of concurrent behavior, Chu spaces, logics of action, algebraic and transformational logics.
Matthew Purver
Engineering Research Associate, Computational Semantics Lab, CSLI
Stan Rosenschein
Robotics; logic of perception and control; semantics of embedded systems; natural-language processing

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Ivan A. Sag
Professor, Linguistics. Grammatical theory; English syntax; semantics of natural language; natural-language processing (human and computer); Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar; LINGO Project
Daniel Schwartz
Associate Professor, School of Education. Teachable agents, physical imagery, learning and instruction in science and mathematics, semiotic maturation.
Yoav Shoham
Professor, Computer Science. Artificial intelligence, in particular theories of agents, logics of knowledge, time and default, and relations between symbolic reasoning and sensory-motor activities
Patrick Suppes
Lucie Stern Professor Emeritus, Philosophy. Logic; natural-language learning interface for robotic systems
Kenneth Taylor
Professor of Philosophy, Philosophy of Language, Semantics, Pragmatics, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophical Foundations of Cognitive Science, Theories of Rationality
Claire Tomlin
Associate Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics. Developing a control system for networks of aircraft using dialogue systems
Barbara Tversky*
Professor, EmeritusPsychology. Spatial thinking, language, and memory; comprehension and production of diagrams/text, including animations; cognitive maps and navigation; eyewitness memory.
Johan van Benthem
Professor, Philosophy (Stanford and Amsterdam, ILLC). Philosophy of logic, modal and dynamic logic, applications to natural language
Thomas Wasow*
Professor, Linguistics and Philosophy; Symbolic Systems Program. Grammatical structure and language use; language processing; linguistic methodology.
Terry Winograd*
Professor, Computer Science. Theory of human-computer interaction; design of interactive environments for collaborative work.
Edward N. Zalta
Senior Research Scholar, CSLI. Metaphysics and ontology, philosophy of language and intensional logic, philosophy of mind and intentionality, philosophy of mathematics. Principal Editor, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Project.

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