About Me
I am a professor of computer science at the University of Luxembourg, affiliated with the Computer Science and Communication Lab.
Intelligent systems (like humans) are characterized not only by their individual reasoning capacity, but also by their social interaction potential. I am interested in developing and investigating comprehensive formal models, as well as computational realizations, of individual and collective reasoning and rationality.
My research interests include deontic logic, logic in security, complience, agreement technologies and most recently cognitive robotics.
I teach the follwoing courses:
Introduction to intelligent systems: agents and reasoning,
agents 1: knowledge representation,
agents 2: multiagent systems,
game theory,
selected topics in AI (MiCS),
discrete mathematics 2,
methods in science,
introduction to intelligent and adaptive systems (BINFO).