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Positions
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Associate Professor,
IT University of Copenhagen (ITU); member of the
Center for Computer Games Research
(CGR);
member of the special interest group in
Game AI at ITU (since
2009).
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Assistant Professor,
ITU, CGR
(2007-2009).
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Post-doctoral Fellow,
Maersk Mc-kinney Moller Institute,
University of Southern Denmark,
working on the CEPEG
project (2006-2007).
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Education
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- Ph.D. in Informatics, School of Informatics,
Institute of
Perception, Action and Behaviour,
University of Edinburgh,
UK (2006).
Research Interests
Machine Learning, Artificial Life, Evolutionary
Computation, Neural Networks, Multi-Agent Systems & Emergent Cooperation, AI in
Computer Games, Entertainment Modeling in Computer and Interactive Physical
Games, User Modeling, Affective Computing
Recent and Forthcoming Activities
General Chair of the
IEEE Conference on Computational
Intelligence and Games, Copenhagen, Denmark, August
2010
Associate Editor of the
IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing
Program Chair of the
EvoGames event of the
EvoStar 2010 conference, Istanbul, Turkey, April
2010
New research project funded: Adaptive Game Content using
Computational Intelligence (AGameComIn): 2009-2012
Sponsorship Chair of the
IEEE Symposium on Computational
Intelligence and Games, Milan, Italy, September
2009
Chair of the IEEE Task force on
Player Satisfaction Modeling,
IEEE Computational Intelligence Society
Past Activities
Chair of the
Special Session on Player Satisfaction - IEEE Symposium on Computational
Intelligence and Games, Perth, Australia, December 15-18, 2008
Chair of
AIIDE'07 Workshop on Optimizing Player Satisfaction, Stanford University,
California, June 6-8, 2007
Chair of
SAB'06
Workshop on Adaptive Approaches for Optimizing Player Satisfaction in Computer
and Physical Games, Rome, Italy, October 1, 2006
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