Yolanda Gil and Jean Morrison were named “Remarkable Women” for 2008.

Modi studied at ISI under Wei-Min Shen and Milind Tambe from 1997 to 2003.

Across all problems, the USC/ISI team found 99.9% of the best answers available.

The audience on Friday listened to the presentations, viewed the posters and voted on the best among them.

Numerous researchers from the ISI Intelligent Systems division are involved in the conference, including Lewis Johnson, Carole Beal, Jihei Kim, Andre Valente, and Erin Shaw.

Lerman shared her recent work with others in the growing field of social information processing a special AAAI- sponsored symposium on the subject in the March at Stanford.

Michael Orosz is leading the team working on the tool, called Risk Analysis Workbench, or RAW.

The program will distribute funding totaling $1.1 million to help academic researchers innovate in advanced mapping and location-based search technologies.

ISI computer scientist Yolanda Gil leads the newly funded $13.8 million Windward project.

The 176-page report, released January 22, includes 10 specific recommendations.