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Institute of Computer
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Michael Brenner
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Institut für Informatik
Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg
Georges-Köhler-Allee, Geb. 52
D-79110 Freiburg, Germany |
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b r e n n e
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052-00-041 |
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+49 (761) 203-8226 |
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Michael Brenner attended Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
in Freiburg, Germany, majoring in
Computer Science (minor subject: Cognitive Psychology)
from 1995 to 1998. In 1998 he enrolled in the DEA de
Sciences Cognitives at LIMSI
in Paris, France, and
obtained a Master's Degree in Cognitive Science in fall 1999. He then
came back to Freiburg, first as a member of the Graduate
Program on Human and Machine Intelligence, then as a university
assistant in
the Artificial
Intelligence Research Group headed by Bernhard
Nebel.
Research Interests
Michael is interested in multiagent systems, AI planning, knowledge
representation and human-computer interaction. His PhD work is about
multiagent planning and plan execution in dynamic environments.
Michael is team leader of ResQ
Freiburg, a multiagent research team
participating in the RoboCup
Rescue Simulation competition, which is part of the
international RoboCup
initiative. In 2004, ResQ Freiburg, then
co-lead by Alexander
Kleiner and Michael Brenner, became world
champion in the Rescue Simulation league.
In the EU-funded project CoSy,
he is working on continual planning techniques in multiagent settings,
and collaborative planning between humans and robots.
Michael was also a member of the IPP
Planning project. In 1997, IPP won the ADL track of the first
international planning systems competition.
Activities
Michael was chair of the
AAAI-02 Workshop on Planning with and for Multiagent
Systems in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on July 28/29, 2002.
He was coorganizer of the 9th German Autumn
School on Cognitive Science in Freiburg, September 2000.
Michael chaired the Rescue
Simulation League at RoboCup German Open 2005.
He is a member of the Technical Committee of the RoboCup Rescue
Simulation league of RoboCup 2005
in Osaka, Japan.
Teaching
Seminar Gruppenaktionen
in dynamischen, unsicheren Umgebungen (SS 05)
Seminar
Theorie und Praxis autonomer Systeme (SS 04)
Übungen zur Vorlesung AI
Planning (SS 04)
Übungen zur Vorlesung Theoretische
Informatik (WS 03/04)
Software-Praktikum
RoboCupRescue (SS 03)
Übungen zur Vorlesung Foundations
of Artificial Intelligence (SS 03)
Blockseminar
Spiele, Spieltheorie und Multiagentensysteme (SS 03)
Übungen zur Vorlesung Informatik
1 (WS 02/03)
Software-Praktikum
RoboCupRescue (SS 02)
Seminar
Multiagent Systems (WS 00/01)