Assoc Professor Jussi RINTANEN

Research Interests:

My research interests are in the area of automated decision making and reasoning, especially automated diagnosis, planning and scheduling, and decision making and reasoning under incomplete information.

Duties:

I am a principal researcher at NICTA's Canberra Research Laboratory and I lead the decision making under uncertainty project (DPOLP) and contribute to the supervisory control, diagnosis and reconfiguration of discrete dynamic systems project (SuperCom). I also belong to the Diagnosis, Planning and Optimisation group at the Computer Sciences Laboratory of the ANU.

Bio:

I got my master's and doctoral degrees (in computer science and engineering, and theoretical computer science, respectively) at the Helsinki University of Technology in October 1992 and January 1997, respectively. I spent the academic year 1995-1996 at the University of Texas at Austin as a visiting reseacher.

After getting my doctoral degree, I worked at the Universität Ulm (Germany) as a research scientist until October 1999, then joined the Computer Science Institute of the Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg (Germany) as a scientific assistant (assistant professor) where I spent the next 6 years doing research and lecturing.

Since January 2006 I am at NICTA's Canberra Research Laboratory with an adjunct appointment at the Computer Sciences Laboratory.