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I. (Ivana) Čače , MSc
PhD Researcher Artificial Intelligence
Fields of interest
Ivana Čače is a PhD student at the Alan Turing Institute Almere. She is working with prof. John-Jules Meyer on reasoning agents. Ivana is interested in using artificial intelligence to gain a better understanding of natural intelligence and behaviour.
RESUME
Professional Experience
2011-current
Alan Turing Institute Almere, PhD researcher on reasoning agents.
2010-2011
Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Hospital, designer and programmer of a management information system for the Radiotherapy Department.
2009
Explaining Religion Project, temporary advisor on Agent Based Modelling.
Education & Qualifications
Utrecht University, Master Cognitive Artificial Intelligence, 2006
Utrecht University, Master Cognitive Artificial Intelligence, 2006
Publications
Cace, I. and Bryson, J.J. (2006) Agent Based Modelling of Communication Costs:
Why Information Can Be Free, In Lyon, C., Nehaniv L. and A. Cangelosi, editor,
Emergence of Communication and Language, Lecture Notes in Computer Science,
Springer-Verlag. Berlin
Cace, I. and Bryson, J.J. (2005) Why Information Can Be Free
Second International Symposium on the Emergence and Evolution of Linguistic
Communication (EELC'05).
Cace, I. and Bryson, J.J. (2006) Agent Based Modelling of Communication Costs:
Why Information Can Be Free, In Lyon, C., Nehaniv L. and A. Cangelosi, editor,
Emergence of Communication and Language, Lecture Notes in Computer Science,
Springer-Verlag. Berlin
Cace, I. and Bryson, J.J. (2005) Why Information Can Be Free
Second International Symposium on the Emergence and Evolution of Linguistic
Communication (EELC'05).
News
2012 The Alan Turing Year
All over the world Alan Turing activities...
In the lecture on November 9th 2011, organised by KIVI NIRIA, John-Jules...
On friday september 23rd 2011 ATIA presented their first version of...
ATIA has been nominated for the Blue Tulip, the Accenture Award 2011. ATIA...